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THE OMAHA 'DAILY BEEFRIDAJANUARY 2 , 1885. \ " * m * DAILY BEE r , /i OIQoo , No. 01O Farnam - k 'TW York Office. Iloom OR Trlbnno every trornlnir , e tpl Knnday T I Monday rnornlDfj dally , IB BT UA ) ! . TA 10.CO I Thron Vcolhl | r.Hcoin . . . . . . . . f.OO j Ono Mcmlh Per Veok , n Centi. v | mi wiictT m , rrnuaiiiD inar TTRSI8 rOHTTAtD , . . . . .M-.W-OOITlirtoHonlbo t " BiUoatha. 1.00 I Ono Mooth , M CMnmnnliatlonj rcMlnc to Nairs.andEJItorlAl ll bexildbe td'lrowed to the Kurroo or Tni VSs , , \ EOil.irM MTTSK. . A.11 Balloon TiOtMM Ami Ufmltunct * ahoti.d b nJdrtstM loTnKBm nnrusrniTa CoMrinr , ny.ini. J , CbceN and rnntoftco onion to be tnton pay able ta the order of the company. m BEE PUBLISHING CO , , PROPS' ' 13. KOSmVATEU , Kclltor. A. II. Fitch , Manncer Daily Circulation , 1' 0. Box , -183 Omahn , Neb. LRAP YKAH la over , but there are a few old maids loft. JAMKS GORDON BENNETT , having ro dncod the price of oablosrams , has also reduced the price of the Evening Tele gram , which is now a penny paper , IT is reported that Oon. Grant is af fected with a throat trouble. It occurs to us that Gen. Grant'o throat ia not troubling him BO much 3 his creditor * . GBNRUAL ROSECUANS is being boomed for necrotary of war. Old Rosy would make a good socrotaiy , but the probabili ty is that ho will not bo made secretary. AMONG tbo recent callers at Grover Cleveland's headquarters wo notice the name of George W. Miller. This Is prob ably intended for Dr. Miller , of Omaha. Tuny do cny that J. Sterling Morton chafes under the epithet of "postoffico peddler , " which Dr. Miller hao applied to him , like a fretful stood under a gallIng - w r , Ing saddle. I r the world cornea to an end on Bun- day next , in accordance with the predic tion of the Advontisto , it will bo a severe voro blow to the democracy after their atrugglo of twonty-four years to catch on to glory and plunder. THOSE sluggers and thotr frlonds who if nro talking about getting up another priza fight in this atato have evidently forgotten that ouo of their number , Han ley , is.now nerving a term in the Nebraa ka penitentiary for priza-fightiug. Tun St. Paul Day hai mot Its Water loo. After a brief but brilliant career 1 ban coaaccl to exist. It was a losing on torpriao from the atart , and Stanley Wa terloo waa finally cojripolled to aoknowl edsr.0 that a fortune ia not made in a Day. . IT Is slid that the atholotio trainer a Harvard college ia to receive 510,000 a year. It is a hard thing to nay abou that brainy institution , but wo canno help saying that this will lead some per sons to believe that Harvard has mor money than brains. INDIANA has astonished the world. 1 Is announced that her $2,000,000 stat liouso Is soon to bo cstnpleted.for § 130,000 less than the appropriation. The only way this can bo accounted for is that the republicans have managed the afMra of that state during the construction of the capltol building. SGUUYLKH Cuosnv , ox-governor of Montana , and now assistant postmaster general , insists that all the subordinates who visit his room shall address him as 'governor , " and no attempted to have his uamo put on the post-offices directory aa "Gov. Schuylor Crosby , first assistant postmaster-general , " but thia request was refused. His airs have created a great deal of amusement , and he has oa- tabliehed for himself the reputation of a anob. How such a man over survived a term in the gubernatorial chair of such r. territory as Montana IB what puzzles the average mind. SAM RANDAii.8 southern tour may have for its object the spread of his tariff ideas , but DO far it looks as if the main purpose of hl swinging round the southern circle was for his own entertain ment and to lay the foundation for his candidacy for the presidency in 1888. Ho is certainly being very cordially re ceived , and is teipg treated to refresh ments in n very liberal manner. There is ono thing auro that the hotpitablo Bonthorners do not propose to lot Sam go hungry. It ia barely possible , however , that Sam Rindall htrai another object in vlofr , and that is to convince Cleveland that the south would hail with 'delight ' his appointment to a cabinet position. Tut : city council sometime ego passed a building ordinance , which provided nmoncc other things that building per mits should bo issued and a building rec ord kept. That ordinance , however , has not been enforced in any particular , Why this and other important ordi nances are not enforced is something wo cannot quite understand. It la certainly a waste of time and money to lumber up the records with ordinances that arc passed simply to become n dead letter. The no'n-cnforcemont of the building ordinance has compelled us to ex pend nt least $150 to secure information regarding the number of now buildings Greeted during the year 1881 , which in formation wo could have obtained for nothing and in a very short time had the ordinance been complied with. Jn other allies a complete building record ia kept by the city clerk , who issues a permit foi every building erected. * This is whal Should bo done in Omaha , nnd wo shall insist thattho building ordinance , which ptovldoa for nuch record , bo enforced daring this year. INTERESTING STATISTICS OF 1884. The compilers of statistics have been busily engaged for a month past in gath ering all sorts of facts and figures of the year 1881 , and they have presented the public with many interesting tables. During the past year the whole number of casualties suina up 96,351 , aa against 118,410 in 188JJ , 2,085 in 1882 , and 11- 273 in 1831. The following statement shows the number of disasters occurring from various causes in the Now World : Ttun&does , 078 ; boiler explosion ? , 188 ; fire , 029 ; rxploeiona , 147 ; flnoda and tlrownirg , G8ti ; mini explosions , 204 ; lightning , 8.1 ; falling buildings , 01 ; snow alla'es , 45 ; riots , 08 ; total , 2,507 , The disasters by railroad have been less fatal than last year. The total inim- bar , as reported by telegraph , IB 021 , as compared with 775 in 1883 , 820 ia 1882 , and 1,040 in 1881. Tha total number .of those soriouftly injured is 1,050 , as com pared with 1,110 in 1883,1,115 in 1882 , and 527 in 1881. The total number of murders commu ted in the United States as reported-by telegraph and it must bo romomborpd that the list is by no moana complete is 1,405 , as compared with 1,007 in 1383 , 14C7inl882 , and 1,275 In 1881. The cause of these murders may bo classified * a follows : Quarrels 054 , liquor 1G7 jealou y 173 , by highwaymen 131 , high way men killed 78 , Insanity Gl , infant ! cido 25 , feuds 19 , outraga 13 , duels 10. resisting tirrcat 37 , self-defense 5 , un known 193. The number of persons who hr.vo com milled nulcidu in the United Btate.4 dnr iug the year is 8-12 , of whom 155 an fomnlct , as compared with 727 in 1883 734 in 1882 , and COS in 1881. Th causes are as fallows : Melancholy 245 inoanity 150 , domestic infelicity 85 , dls appointed love 47 , business losses 29 , liquor 42 , ill-health 43 , unknown 185. The volume of crluio has not materl ally iucroased , but there have boon mon executions than for several years past , a : will bo seen by the following statement The total number is 123 , as against 10 in 1883,121 in 1882 , and 90 In 1881. Moro persons have been lynched du ring 1884 than rrcro legally executed Judge Lynch has disposed of 195 victima as against 107 in 1883 , 121 in 1882 , am 00 in 1881. The number has been large ly iucroosed on account of the summary justice' which [ haa boon dealt on to horse and c ittlo thieves in Montana no lean than forty having boon dispose of by vigilantes. The onliro fire losses in the Unite Statea and Canada for 1884 wlliroach _ nbout 8135,000,000. COMBAT DEEPI2NS. T ho factional feud between the leaders of the Nebraska democracy ia bccomin qnito interesting. Aa a strictly impaftiEl and independent observer the BEE has endeavored to keep its patrons fully in formed as to the condition of the com batants. Wo have already published Dr. * Miller's version of the late star-chamber encounter. And now comes J. Sterling Morton through the Nebraska City News , with the following rejoinder , which is charactcristerio of the sago of Arbor Lodge : The telegram of Mr. Boyd to M. L. George , which waa published in the Sat urday Chicago NOWP , toll part of the truth. It omits the important fact that on the motion of Mr. Charles Loach , of Johnson county , the motion tabling reso lutions was reconsidered by a vote of 18 to 8 ; it having been passed under a mis apprehension of Its ecopo nnd design. Then Mr. Clegg , of Richardson county , offered a substitute referring all federal appointments "in which the whole state" ia interested to W. L. May , Esq , secre tary of the state democratic com- mittoa nt Fremont , and instructing Mr. May tq submit all papers pertaining to said federal appointments to the state deiuocmtio connnitteo at its adjoti > ncd "convocation" in Omaha on the thud Thu.sday in Match at ) 7 p.'ni. , at Faxton house , llius the committee , by having 135 niembots present out of n total of 41 , endorsed the "convoking" of Chairman Morton , and then ic-endoised it by ml- joui.ning to a day cottain to conclude its delibo. ntions. 'I hus , also , the state dcm- ociatie connnitteo dccln cd the power , the authority of the democratic p.vty or ganization toadviso and ditect in the distribution of federal favors , Thus , furthermoretho atate committee asserted itself against bosslsm and syndicates in the distribution of appointments by adopting Mr. OloRg'fl ' resolution by a vote of twenty odd to two. Mr. Boyd , being posted , ebonld correct his hasty and somewhat unfinished telegram so us to convoy all the truth. Now the fur will fly. Mr. Boyd is not a man who will allow anybody to step on his coat-tail without promptly retaliat ing. As member of the national com mlttoo ho holds the little joker in the political Rbtno of "draw. " AcconuiNO to the statistics compiled by the Now York Telegram , there has been about nine murders a day in the United Stales during the year just clos ing , while executions of murderers have averaged barely two a week. Only about ono murder In every thirty-three has boon punished by duath. It is such statistics as these which mates it poesi- ilblo to comprehend the continued ex istence and strength of the democratic party. [ Cleveland leader. It Is such stupid rant from the noncombatant - combatant swashbucklers that has kept the democratic party alive | for twenty years after the war , and made it possible for it to elect a president. The Bnrchords of the republican press are cbUily responsible for the disaster which has overtaken the republican party. Without them it could have remained iq power for twenty years Icmger. Tt M B KNDIUCKS , who is very anxious to deal out federal patronage in a way that it will do himself and the democratic party the most good , when asked what ho thought of Cleveland' * civil service letter kid , after some little hesitation , that ho had not examined it carefully enough to dUcuw thoeentlmentsit contained , but that ho vM very favorably Impressed with it. "Simply a y I like It , " said Mr. Hcndricks. The vice presldont-tlcot Is in about the tame position aa the eastern dude who stepped up to R Nevada bar and called for a mint julep. "Whall A mint julep ! " exclaimed the bartender ; "You'll ' tabo whisky or nothing. " Mr. Hcndricks can't got any mint julep in is ; ho'll have to take the medicine hlch Cleveland may see fit to give him. ALMOST every day there comes from ho east Boinu onconrcoghing repott aa to ia revival of operation Itio industrial ns- ablishtnouts that have been closed for omo time. Ono of the most cncourajing f theeo reports is that all the knitting ullls nc Oohoco , N. Y. , nlll resume work a January Ctb , nnd give employment to evoral thousand operator ? , and also that ivo hundred mon wjll bo ro-omployod londay by the Bessemer Stool works at Troy , N. Y. , which will run by day for ill indefinite period. Wo have also noticed Iso that other factories of various kinds n other cities have have resumed and , hat n slightly hotter fooling prevails ihroughout nonrly all the eastern nnnu 'actnring districts. Gnovnii CLEVELAND is still being made ho recipient of presents of every dcecrip ion from all parts of the country. Act- ng upon the principle that charity cov era a multitude of sins , ho has concluded , rather than stand the expense of return- ng them , to present to Albany charltica all pifta now on hand , as well as all thai arrive in fho future. It is to bo hoped 'or the sake of the Albany charities thn thia determination on the part of Cl vc- and will not chock the flow of presents. It might bo a good plan for Cleveland to turn over a portion of those gifts to dis appointed applicants for oflico. THE Now Year's call seems to have gone out of fashion in Omaha. Never in the iiistory of the city were there , so few calls made on Now Year's as there have beci to-day. Ono of the causes no doubt is the hard times , and another is the'disap pointment experienced by the ladies las year when the gentlemen failed to put ii an appearance as numerously as was ex peeled. The ladigH remembering the lad of interest manifested by their gentlemci friends in 1884 , concluded to got cvoi with them this year , and hence the smal number that kept open house. J. STEULINO MORTON keeps firing away at Dr. Miller through the Chicago Times as vrlil bo seen by the following para graphs which appeared in that paper on \Vodncaday : * Wby are so many editors visiting Mr Cleveland 1 Do they know that ho never reads their papers 1 Another editor has just visited Govcr nor Cleveland to toll him how to run an administration. Courtesy requires Mr Cleveland to now call upon these editors and tell them how to run a newspaper. JUST now the shoo pinches pretty ban in matters of taxation , but you can novo build a city without maklag somubod ; pay for it , For the time being It is a hardship , but the advance in property b ; reason of improvements that have placet Omaha in a commanding position is suffi ctent compensation in the end. The Iberal outlay that Omaha haa made for public improvemen's has made it the best city on the Missouri river. THE fact that ( hero has been an la crease of $10,000,000 in tho'savings bank deposits of Massachusetts is taken as ovi donee that the hard times have not press ed ao severely upon the working c oee as has boon gencral'y ' ouppo&od. A hotter tor measure of the prosperity of this clans however , is the increase in the smaller deposits , and in those below $300 it ha been only $515,000 , about ono-third o what ib was in 1883. Fou unadulterated chock a certain London pill mnnufacturcr i < \ entitled to the champion bolt. Ho has farivardec 1,000 copies of a handbill advortltiug his res to Lord Wolsoloy'o army for dis tribution among tnoscldiera , The firs man to paste the bill on the door of Gor don's quarters at Khavtotuu is to receive $750 and his name will bo printed in every pnpor in the United Kingdom. Great Mon and Great IHSUCS. Sioux City Journal , Great issues hung often upon compara tively trival circiimstsinees. Victor tlug ( says a few drops of win lost Waterloo fu Napoleon , The cackling of the gecsu saved Homo , A miserable little sentenc defeated Bluino in the last presidentia race. And now so trifling an incident a tlio discovery of Dr. Miller of the Omaha Herald , registered in a Chicago hotel un der an assumed name , bids fair to f ui into fury the flames of factional strife ii the Nebraska democracy. The clocto found himself obliged to explain his socre trip to the cast in a newspaper interview Now ho finds himself obliged to explaii the interview in a letter. In his letter o explanation to The Chicago News , whil still protesting that his mysterious cxpjoi is non-political , ho makes a savage on slatight on J. Sterling Morton and gee extensively into democratic pqliticfi ii Nebraska. Ho directly charges Mortoi with "jiostofllcli peddling" in Kubrouk and declares that by promises of post offices ho packed a majority of th state committuu. " Hu further accusu Moitnu of having "n morbid ambition t control in thuir affai'H beyond his legiti mate voice the Nelxaska dcmoo acy. lint the doctor hurls defiance in the tuut of Morton and his faction , and proclaim * that ho will not tun over the friends o Gov. Cleveland , whom lie bitterly opnosei in the national convention. If thu doeto iituitvd east on a stillhuntho throws oit'al disguise when he threatens Morton Urn the dispcnspr of the patronage ii Nebraska will bo "tho democracy , wh have followed Ttlden und Cleveland to two national victories in splto of hi sometimes rancorous opposition to thol great partv. " The Morton f&ctlon wil have no difficulty after nuch a declara HOD , trim it there WHS any difficulty before fore , in measuring the purpose of Dr Miller's visit to Tilden and Cleveland So the fight will go bravely on with the spolla etill several months m the futuio. BTATK JOTTINGS. Ornnd 11' ml wants tlio state fnlr. Dakota county talks of Inijitig a poor farm. Hobiou UyacUim to a population of 1,400. Norfolk Ulks of building a pork packing houeo The live ttosk of Nebraska numbers 1,770- 81 head. Dock Mlddleton is tunning a saloon at or ton , iH is the nnmoof a now post oflico in iuux county. There rue saventy-throo school districts in " "haycr county. A wild eooso w shot near Fonea'that ; tlplicil 1 > CJ pounds. The faloon bnsinoa icccJs 10,000 per annum , Smith , the Oaceola wife murderfcr , co ilains of his jail food , The current expenses of UiclmrJson county or 188 1 were § 28,000. West lieatnco has petitioned to bo made a mrt of licnttico proper. Button { 9 complaining of the increase o drunkenness on her streets. A cMamtmut woilhinfl 100 pounds was killed n Saline county last week , The estimated Iocs for 18S4 from hog cbol ira in Nebraska is $2,000,000. In Konesaw it tikes fifty bushels of corn to my a tun of Whltcbrcnst COA ! . Knitnol , Jnnica a cousin nf the noted Prank aucl .Tckcio is living In O'Neill , The rMlrond graders juat went of Gordon plowed tip a human skeleton last Keck. "Soap bubble sociables'1 nro the evening on ; crUinments of Auhtim'd young people , John Swnn , n homesteader living near Ales worth wna frozen to death last Friday morn Ing. Ing.Thn Thn Stem City & Pacific railway nnlc into the Holt county treasury in 1SSI , SIM , (00. (00.Tho The falo of I ) . B , , the latest temperanc drink , is prohibited by the city authorities o York. S. F. Cninmings , n farmer near Atlnmv rnlnuit lut : Boason forty ems of corn weightnf 5Ci pounds. tit is thought when the ttato census is take in the spring I ho population of Nebraska wll exceed SJO.OliO. There are 203,430 school children In No br ska and S1G 1,808,71 In the the fund fo their education , The Plerco county commissioners have re quoitocl tha district judge to hold only on term of court a year. Tka Ice brirgo over the Missouri at Hula ! Gniehed and the B. & M. is transferring Jail hundreds of cars over it. "Death to the fiends ; who leave dead cho era hogs along the highway'la the war cry o the Sarpy county farmers. A viRilan ' 0 commltteo called the "Sicily Guards" 1ms been formed In Gage county t protect horsoa nnd mules from theft. Gordon , the new town on the Sioux City i Pacific , proposes lo begin the now year by ca tablishltig a school for its children. A eanft ° f hcg thieves in Fairmont hav been brought to grief by nrrest. They wer bound over in tha eum of f 1,000 o.ich. George Hattung , foreman for _ the AVoi Point fiutter and Cheeeo association , lost ni arm last week , while tending a feed cutter. The ladisa of Fremont have termed an or tranizRtion to be known aa the "llellof for th Poor" society. It already has fifty members Toatimony was taken at Lincoln last wee in the m-imlamus casa against the B. & II , to compel them to build a depot at Blue Spring Tlio citizens of the Otoa reservation hav held a meeting to take the neces.'ary stops t obtain theto reservation lands nt oppraleoi prices. York is nutating the submission of a pro position to vote bonds to the extent of S3 , 5 X ) with which to buy n suitable fire dp paratua , The B. k M. , it la said , will extend its hn northwest from Grand Island ns soon a upline 6ponfi. . It ia propesed to tap the Bine Uilla ill advance of the C. & N. W. A drlvorlesa span of horses , attached to wagon , hvi been wandering nloug Birdwood creek for some time past. The owner ia sur posed to have become separated from hi tsam and to bo lojtia tha Baud hills. A Nebraska Baptist pastor who receive SlOO per annum as n sitlary and supports hi family by mending shoes , recently announce from the pulpit that ho would do work botte and. cheaper that hte opposition cobbler. Army Orders. The following named recruits enlistee at Fort Omaha , Neb. , are assigned as fol lows : Gustavo Bildebnmd , to troop D , Fiftl cavalry , I Joseph Reed , to troop K , Fifth cavalrj they will bo .sunt to the fetation of the ! troops on the first favorable opportunity Recruit Robert N. Johnson , enlisted a Fort Omaha , Nob. is assigned to conipan H , Fourth infantry , and will bo sent t the station of his company on the firs favorable opportunity. Captain Morris 0. Footo , Ninth infan try. is detailed as a member of the gen enrl court martial ordered to convene a these headquarters on January 5 , 188T by paragraph 7 , special orders 1 14 , cm-run scries from these headquarters , vice Majo Dingerlield Parker , Ninth infantry , hereb relieved. A onard of secretary to consist o First Lieutenant Joseph A. Sladen Fourteenth infantry , A. D. C. Firs Lieutenant Dm 0. Kingman , corps o dngineors , and First Lieutenant Gu Howard , Twelfth infantry , A. D. 0. will moot at the Quartermaster's depot I this city , on Wednesday , December Hist 1884 , or as soon thereafter as praolioublo to examine into , report upon and fix th responsibility for tha unserviceable con dition of certain mosquito bars am IroutorH , foot made , for which Captal 0. A. H. McOauly , A. Q. M. , is account able. able.A A general court martial is appointed t meet at Fort Fred. Steele , Wyo. , on th 12th day of January 1885 , or as BOO thereafter as practicable , for the trial o ficli prisoners as may bo brouglitjbefom Detail for the court : Lieutenant C'olonu Qenry L. Chipman , Seventh Infantrj Captain Thaddetis S. Kirtland , Sovuni Infantry ; Captain Daniel Weisol , Assist ant surgeon , U. S. A. ; First Lioiitenan Luvi F. Burnett.Seventh infantry : Til's Lieiittmant illis 'VVittich , Twenty-firs infantry : Second Lieutenant Ltiwis D Greene , Seventh infantry ; Second Lieu tenant Henry D , Btyer , Twenty-lire infantry ; First Lieutenant Charles A Booth , Seventh infantry judge advocate t A greater number of officers than thos named cannot be assembled without man f ? t injury to the service. IMA general court-martial is appointed t meet at Fort D. A. Russell , \Vyom ng , o the 12th day of January , 1885 , or as HOO thereafter as piactieablo , for the trial c such pr soners as may bo brought before i Duta'l ' for the court Lieutenant Co onel Thomas M , Anderson , Ninth it funty ; CLiptainVilliam B. Pcasu , Nint infantry ; First Lieutenant Edward D Rheem , Twenty-first infantry ; First Lioi tenant Thomas B. McCalub , Ninth in fantry ; First Lieutenant Chatlus M Rockefeller , Ninth infantry ; -fc'econ Lieutenant Albert S. McNutt , Mnth ii fantiyi second Lieutenant Lawrence D Tyboii , Ninth infantry ; First Lieutenai Barry L. Hailcy , 'iwunty-firbt infantrj jiuigo advocate. A greater number of officers than thos named cannot lie assembled without man fcst injury to the service. _ A general court-marshal is apoointe to meet atFort Sldnsy , Neb. , on the 12t f January , 1885 , or as soon there 'tor aa practicable , fnr the trial of u < h tUouera as imy bo brought before it. Detail for the court : Captain Ocorgo I , Burton , Twenty-first in/antrr ; Cap- in William H. Boyle , Twenty first h- Autry ; Captain James A. 'llaughov , " "wenty-first infantry ; Firat Lieutenant oseph W. Duncan , Tsvonly-first Infan- ty ; Firot Lieutenant Charles II. Bono- , eel , Twenty-first infantry ; Second Lieu- onant Francis J. Kcrnan , Twenty-first nfantry ; Second Lieutenant Frederick i Palmer , Twenty-first infantry ; First lieutenant Daniel Comma : ) , adjutant Twenty-first infantry , juiJRO ndvoc. o. A greater number of olliccrs thni these named can not bo osaumblod without tmnifeot injury to thooervlcn. A general court martial ia appointed o mrot at Fort Bridgof , Wyoming , on ho 12th day of January , 1835 , or aa soon hereafter na practical , for the trial ol luch prisoners as main bo brought bcforo t. Detail for the Court : Lkulonant-Gol onol Alexander Chambers. Twenty Jirst infantry ; Oiptajn Alfred Morton , Ninth nfnntry ; Captain William W. Itogcrc , Ninth Infontry ; Captain William 0. Shannon , assistant surgeon , U S , A Captain Thoman II. Bradley , Twenly irst infantry ; First Lieutenant Wtllian Ii. HofmanNinth infantrj ; Sccom Cjloutonant Willson Y. Stamper , 21et in fantry ; Secnnd Lieutenant Chrlatophc : 0. Miner , Ninth infantry , judge advo cato. cato.A A greater number of ofiiccra than then ainiiod caimot bt naaombled without man Ifcst injury to the 'service. 0. A general court martial is appointci to meet at .hurt Douglas , Utah , on th 12th of January , 1885 , or as soon there after aa practicable , for the trial of sue prisoners as may bo brought before it. Detail for the Court : Captain Jumc W. Powell , jr. , Sixth infantry ; Captnii Jeremiah P. Scliindel , Sixth infant ry ; Captain Stephen Baker , Sixt infantry ; Firat Lieutenant Frederic W. Thibaut , Sixth infantry ; First Lien tenant Chatlcs Byrne , Sixth infantty First lieutenant Kobert R. Stevens Sixth infantty _ ; Second Lioiitcnhnt Xera W. Torrey , fcixth infantry ; Second Lieu tenant Lyman W. V. Kennon , Sixth in fantry , jnilge advocate. A greater number of ofliecrs than thos named can not bo assembled without man ifest injury to the Bcrvico. Absolutely Pure. Thia powder never varies. A marvel ot purely strength and ho'c93mcljoB9. : Mnro economical thai the ordinary kindsand cannot lie sola in compel ! tlon with tlio umltlludo of low tot , short weigh lumof phjnnlirto powdora. Sold only In cuns UOYAL 1JAKIKO l\WDEll CO. , 100 Wall btN. ; Y fESTYODRBAM&PpWDER TO-DAY Brands ndvcrtUed as absolutely pure THE TEST : Tloce a can top down on a liot iitove until heated , tUe remo\ tha cover anil aniell. A chemist will not bo lulrod to detect tha preaonco ot ammonia. DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA- . ITS IIEALTMFtLMS3 1113 NEVER 1 > C1.9I 0lC81IU.f . Irt amllllon homes for a rpmrter ot a ctntury It hi itood the consumers' lella'jle tut , THE TESTOFTHE OVEN. _ _ PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. UAKIRS or Dr , Price's ' Special Flavoring Extracts , 7b iront ( * tBOtt dtllcloui find natural Ritor known , and Dr. Price's Lupulin Yeast Gem For Lleht , lle.illliy lire Ad , Tlio Ilait 1)17 Hop Yeast 111 tlio World. FOR SALE BY GROCERS. CHICAGO. BY. LOUIS jeuso o ( Uldgt's Fee iroducea good health flesh , not a puffy , flat hytkui , hut pity ' bone and luundo. Tl : child likes It , Mid , to naturo'H tui > nly , NC tlio llttlr onu turn ' ( rradily ( rom ill pla ; 'thin ? , and flndi com nleto B tit fact Ion I | tlil' , the bent Biibailtu 'for ' the mothtr'a milk , 'Do ' no Itt your rhr drill grow up weak tnd puny , when Hldtre'n Pee cm be obtatued at BO qift I cott Bold by DruezU' everywhere , 36 cent a and upwards.VOOLHICH CO , Palmer , Mtui , , on label. COLLARS CUFFS TKII UAKK MI THE FINEST GOODS EVER MADE , UNO Jill Linen , BOTH Uo'ifli AND Eiterlors. A < k for them for Omali LEOAL NOTICE. ) M. Wyngart deftndtnt will take notice that o he Ulh il tr of He ; , IbSi Kdruund DtrtlcH Etx ] . , 1 > t Juit' < c ( thel'oacu c ( l > ju las county , Iwuei a rJer cf attachment tar the sum nf two hundred do ) ariln anaTtlonwdlnzby Mm whcrela Jacob Coh linl.loUff.indJ M. WJKart Ii delfn/Bnl Tha prorerly of ti c ld defendant. ci ) ! iin | ; of stool ofirood * , Cxtuiiianli tlier perscnil | > ' jeity coo tilnrdlnhl'ihop.o trier of loth tnd Jor > ttreet haibeen atta'hfrt under > ld ordc' . KM cam- was continued tJ Jinuiry Sl.t t 9 o' < l ikr In th lorenoon. HWJOIIT III'LL Mc30.1evi3w&io Att roey forlUlnlm SPECIAL NOTICES. 10 I < 0N. . Monoy. MON Y to loan on chittils In enm otIO knit up. Also en rfal write , W. H. M"UcrU01 Farnam St. 03-J n IB MOM BY leanest on p r onal rep > ttjr , chattels or cell trraia. Omaha FlmnoIM Kxok&ncr , H03 Farr > am strett. S4Vj\n1p ii on cha.telt by J , 1. llTlty , 2 5 i 14th Pt. 18Mn 1& S t iv lAtAfi in Bumiut wu uj upward Mun O. K. Datli Mul Co. , UM ! r.jtuto ftuil Tioi Agenle , 1606 Furrum Bt. S93 tt M' OKK.T ' loinoJ on cb&ttrt ) . U llro a TlaVot bought nJ told. . Foreman , SIS tt , Uth niar AyASTKD-Oood Rirl , 16MC. pltol Axe. 411-2 WANTCD . Ucrnun or SffoJIrhglrl for central hoiifoworkj ROC * ! wKt8 for rv ootnpitent per- on , J. II. Ucttv , 1417 D.iilis St. 412-1 A R | | | loiloeoncrM homework In imail tiinlly ! pocd nnici will 1m jwlil in M rcrvt , competent | crton. Apply at cnco nt I90) C St. SOJ-1 A-\7ANTKI-alrl lor ReiurM ho e ork. Vr * . J II , Mo Ah In , 8. W. Cor. Hamilton nnil Vlorca 8U 400-2p WANTGI ) \ lint class woman , \ occult o no't A the Cotuma Ilotlio. ' 3')7tlno't ) A competent suilcdiiin who h ntl' ' BcqU'lnt'il lthth C'lothloK , Mrrchiiit Tul nnd Dry Oocili trailo , to UKD entire dmtso o the it to of Xobmilia AJdroji ulth tclorcncis WH1TU It OllIUtFKLDKK , JflJ Cunixl St. . X. Y , W ANTM-L\unilr > girl Rt tlio Urunh * hniiao or Htuiisy , bet 12th ami 13th. 4Ui3-lp V\fAN IKUTwo tlrl ; on to ilo cooking and nn TY to do laundry work , at northwest comer 181 and DoJgo. 3Sl-2p \\7ANTI50 OooJ mcntcooknt Jetty's rostnuran 1609FninnmSt. ' 390-'Jp " \\7ANTBD District mari Rcr whounJcritarulsth : I > booh InMnllmcnt pUn nml ftttcmllnt : ta fc ngcnrv. Apply to 1' . r. Collier , f > 7 Darker Block. . JKO-lp \\rANTKD-A , tlrl for general housework , 2 ' V > Chicago St Wl-3p "llTANThD A lUo CAiivau'ot to toll pnods , c I T nako 31G n week. Apply at Maitlu'n Inttal incnt itoro. HJI-tt WANTED Abiibcr , 'OflsouthlCthSt. Delor 320-Zp A comrolo tcooknnil laundress t WANTED housosork lor a ( amtly ct three at 80 Talk Avenue. 3i7-lp A Rood active worraa to take chsrRi of dlolnir room. Knijulro at 012 loulas ) i:70-tt : ta'dy agcttl for "fjuicn I'rotoaof dally Btccklnff ni sVIrt tuncortcM , ehouldo braces , bustle * , besom forms , dieta Snlclci. etttct belts , llcevo protectors , &e. l'otlr ly nowdovlco unprecedented prcllta. Wo have SCO agcnti maklL $100 monthly. Address with btnuip t. H. Uainpbc & Co. , 0 South Uty St. ChlctRO. 120-j Ivl WANTED-KO Bullctom. coo.l . tmv tothorMit man Addros Nebraska Mutual M.iirla o Dencnt association , Fremont , Nob. Oil Jin D OUUKKNS t xvaut a man In oviry P1IA1IMU the aUte co buv thorn ( or cash. No llm't aa tJ iiuintlty D. B. lisuiicrbuyer anJ eblp pcrclOnmu paultry and Kyst , 801 , b03 , SC6 , anil 8 ; lion aid St , Oinnho. WANTHU Ajrcnts to hauillc cur Electric Beitam. , appliance ? , excluilvo tcriltory Riven. A Krand opportunity ( or the tight partlcrf. lincst'K.itu by ad drcuslDEtdorcctloss U'l'g Co. , Kansas Clty.Mo. 133-Janllp \ / AN i El ) By the Nebraska Flro and Watcrproo VV Paint cud Kooflnc Co. , rclkiblo mcnlnociy county in the state to organize companies ( or wor k InR our r alnt. There's big money In It. Fcr rar- tlcahrJ &c. , adJrcsa UK. . Mxyne , Secretary ttccl Manager. Oinaha. 819-J u 1 WANTED-J-yan cncrgotlcjoung man , potl'lon ' m book-k'cp > r , cr accountant ; has had hus * IneEBexperiencebest ; of rceroiii > o. Address U.K. Cos ofllcc. -110-2 "i\7ANriSD-Situation : 88 sbippingor order clerk , Vi or can tat o charge. Audresa "Experlcne , , P. 0. Box 272 , Omiho. 373-lp A situation as watchman and Janitor , WANTED man wh < can clo the best o ( de references. Address D I I3ot > olllcc. 230-Sp TX/ANrED Apoaltloa as an apprentice lu a hard- > V w.irottore. Address C. 8. U.Mgclt , Norfolk , Nob. 171-Jan-K mtuatlon ) Dixa- keeper , In wholeetle e-tabllibmcnt \ Omnlt. Addrem "C. " care ISee. S30-tt ZilBOELLtHSOUB WAIfTIS. ATtT-ANTED I have $500 to S1000 I would like to Vr liuctt In eoirc paIng buslncso In Omaht. Sta'e business and vhore an Interview can ho haj. Adarcas'C. B. , Beoonicc. 367-Sp IED To buy a drug store. K you Imvo a WAN Btoro to cell address lock box 001. Waterloo lee , Iowa. 3tO-3p " \H ANTKU Dry goodd and groceries In cxchnuto II ( or $1.600 worth u ( irnprovcd tallrcad town morerfy. Address with particulars of stocJc to lock lioxSSD , Alblan , Uoono Co. , Neb. SSO-Ep WANTKD 10.000 farollcs to try onr fel.rielng ( Pure Burknhcat fluur ntil Bolf-ki'ilbg Coin meal kfpt Dy all flist-c'a'S grocers. Vi'o warrant all buckwheat eo'd under our brand pure. W. JVKL - SIIANS & CO. , Manufacturers.12.t ( To root , room , or pulto cf rooms , fnr. WANTED Dished or unfurnished. Addicts O. It. A , 110 N. 18th St. -Jan8 \T ANTUD Ladlca nnd younp men to Instruct In i V book keeping : will wait on ha'/ pay until sllu atlons are luruisli.d. J. B. Smith , 1CIO Douglas. POM KJJM1--1MJu eb M.U I1KST Furnished rooms 1018 California St. FOR A CaldeiwooJ. 413-7p KENT Furnished room ; enquire DrnitStoro FOU . ICth and Dou lm. 41411 fOK RENT To Kcntlf man aril llo or two gen- I1 tluncn , a largo newly furnished room with all modern Improvements , 101 S. 2jth t noarHt Mar - r > 'sAve. Hit' HUNT 1 furnished room with boird.andS ' unfurnished rooo.a for house keeping , 1017 Cr | . ijiUlt hM' Asultaof thrueeUBant rooms , car- I' pried. Carpets for Bale. Ono rolnutos walk from Poetaftlco , 1410 UodgoSt SOI 3p RKNT VurnUbcd house ; adirnl.hed cotlogo 1 lot a small family , 1917 la\cnpoit St. 401-3 KENT Furnished room for grntlemmi cr FOIl and wife , 2205 O'lllnrMa St. 338 flp TTIOR 11KNT Three unfurnliibed rooms 1015 Chi. " MKO. 403-1 ! ' TT\OK BENT Very doslrab o room with b-ard for 1 rwoL'eritleinenorprenllemanaxlviIfe. Vfry rea sonable price. Adilrets' U" Bee olllce. 337-3p nvOIl IIENT Cottage 3 roomsBhliiu'u ! d ddltl"n , P 810 per rronth. Immlro room 4 , Omaha N * > tlonal Ban Bulldlrif. 3Mlf T7(0ll ( IIF.NT Klghty seres of. land on mlht > ry road 1' t orole ! from city , for three or IHujiars O. I' , Da la & Co , ' ; W5 irOH KENT Ono bouse. Inquire Kdho'm k Kilo- J ? eon. 3J : " IAOH HENT-FurnUted rooms aid board at 1117 l < Howard , * J-fip T7IO H UKNT New eight room house . Ennulra Mrf. Jj r. llodde > , 2tthbet. Davenport and Chicago Hts. 876-3p . _ Oll IlEKT-Furnlshed room , 1313 JacUon Bt. F 0ll HENr-Kurnlithed looms 1810 Uodgo Bt.ZiDtt H ZiDtt T710II tiKNI fur.lihe low a. COS N. M',1' * " , \ 11KNT Ilouee o r&oun , Btnand ElpiSt , 3\0lt block B. of Hickory 3ftr menU * I'Piy on ( iremlsef. t . tcUonald. tto" OB UEJiT-A good lurnUhud rotra Apply at F btcre , 1Mb Bt. , iuu h 01 . -tolllco. 334ft ! l7oil"iTiTNT"MiTrofluri.Uriui fronrrooius l aid to. atlon. Imiulrc at 1817 f-1" " ' i. Oil P nlritf roornj , well and drtmn. ImiuiieJ roeii Uonctr. 42Qtl _ BENT-boicoiult"of : omc r"omiM iry dp- FOIl tut a duitor. ln < | ulre it Win. u liin n .tore 11KNT-A cottage tf 3 rot > rrui , on iWlh lef , FOB Mary's avenue ; 1.W per mouf. Ww- eoBwttiler.JlSa Hthetroet. u < 5'tf Ipon HUNT targoplemnt furnished rnom . ! n- 1 ' gulro N. W. corner IStbftnd tVnim St. 431-tf 1t t 17011 IlKNT llmm of elglil roorrn , tltuarnlta- 1k 1 two n Convent and IVrasint ttretto.on ( limey s'rrct. Inquire ofY , M. Thompson , Hrst N tlon&l Hank. i 2tj k TTIOtl UKNT-A nl o furnlthtil teem i fc from J"J Hojd'n Opera llouso , (12 tcr mpnlh. M. F. Mar tin , Sill .1. IMh. 433.11 F ull lU.NT-Rtotn room UU r rn.ini St , with or without Milliard Ublco , by rul : < ui & On. , IMS FAtnam tt , 43 .tf t lir.NT One furtilshcil room wit h beard , ala 1 two c > r throe day boarder * , 1914 Wobttcr.4S.U 4S.U ! | 7W HRNT-Four room hmi o Stil ru Ira , $10 I ; per month. Ihrkrr&.M iif. Oil FOlltr.HTVioi far.HM l rji.u , choiit ntSld 8. U.tliMrrct 43711 IT OllBKXT Neatest and chca | > 5t liunlihcil tooma t1 InOmnhv Apply loci. H. Andorjon , ronni 11 nilcnoii Ulock , nortn entrance , 10. h and Haven ort bt , ! ! 73-Jan 16 If OR UKNT-SnlU of room ( uintuheil lor X.1 liouno liicpltifr , aio ocoicinrMlv a cant In lice mct'ii block , oorui-r 6th and HonardSln , 433tt FOU KKNT TWH fiitnl hccl or nnfiiMiljli room ] N.V. . norncr Cth and Wobitot St. . i t ( H IlKNT ToBcntlctrfn only , a pUawint ( ur- uUhcU room , H. K. corner Wth and 1) ' vlttt. iie-tf [ ] 10Il KENT Two olesantTOOml In llodlck'o bhxik , L1 ra1ilson&Co.lM3lfarnam. FOIl rtENr Fuiolshoil front room ( or rent 522 K. IPth Sit. 418-tt FOIt IIKNI' Kcatcotta o 8 tooim , h l > , pantry cloiot and c.illar , { 12.60 , nl < other eho | i ten rncnU D. L. 1hoir.au. 417-tf f70lt.lir.sr A nlno room hou o ; iioMrati o loca- 1 tbn ; $10 per month. Barker i Mayne. 47S. "H 11KOT-Stare bulldloB with residence al tor f22. pcrmonttilii gooJ location , 1) . I , Thomas. F/Oll KENT Largo simthcast room , larRO bay t1 window closetllroplacoand bathroom prlvf- ICRC ; louse nnd turnlcuro hew ; (01 H , 20th moot , uno block north of St. Mary' * avenue , 415-U FOR HKNT Furnished or un'urnUhrd ' raotiu.ncw brlak block , oorner 10th and Chicago Rti. DOl-Jan-Sp FOR SALE. l ] 0ll SA.1,1 : Choip , horse aad bugRy , ilW. ( Cum- I ? Ing St. 2D2 U FOUHU.K ClIlHl'-rOnoole ant clumber sot , ono- rct-uhtJr cblt , 0111 noirly now Unabo 1'iano , fhc gold ( ramid plctur o , one horas , harness and phaeton , ono IlMU sale , snnll slzo , ono beautiful china soffcosot. Inquire No. 2011 Harnoy St. , bet. 20th and 21st 231-jan 18 FOR SALF - 00 105 font on niunlni ; street 3 lilooka west of Military bildgo , ? 1COJ. John L. McCaguo oppoaito I'o.t ollluo. FOH S\t < K 132x124 feet on corner , south-east ( rant , house 3 rooms , barn , 3 blocks west otf Park avo. and J.aennorth , easy payments , cheap $1,700. John L. MoCaguo , opposite Post Olllco. 487-tf Ti OR BALK Horsof , mules , harccsi nnd wagons JL' on ono or two j oars time. Real eetato rwcurltyl O. I > . Thomas. 428-tf FOR SALK \CH\NOE-At 910 per acrn , all or part of two t > inu9in I ajres of tlmhcr land , forty mlle cast of Ktusti City , wll oxrhange ( or Nebraska laud or morcnandlao. Bedford , Souer Ji avm 422tt MIDOELLANfiODf. TOST A leather pookctbook oontalnini ; tome J monnt , on Saturday , bat Cioutm block aid tbo 1' . O A liberal reward n HI bo Riven the Under by re turning ki'jo ; to room 4 , Crouiue block. 404-1 FOR TRADE For merohani'lio ' groceries pro. ( erred , thr < o (3) ( ) vahiih'o lots In Dayou ! , Ohio One ( i ) lot In Rt. I < uut ° , Mo ; C40 ncrca of lloo 1 and i Kansas ; Ono (1) ( ) tarn In Ohio. This property is ( reo of Incumbranoii All communication ! ) will bi < treatcil < strictly confidential. S , II. Wmsnear , 201 Cumlnn , St , 337jan30 LOST On Weilno'dayovonins a seal skin cap. A suitable reward will ho paid to the finder on ro * t'ltnoftho into to Darker & Mayno , I3th and Farnam street. 317U LOST About non yesterday , a. nockct-bwik bo lonelily to the Clu Co , 81 > 0 and gome papers ot \ftluoctilytoi > nor. Aaultablo reward lor Iti ro- turntoQasollUo. 81&-U ROOMS "With board , dea ratio or winter. App at St.-Charlcs Uotol. 421-t T > rUMHINO sai flttlnK.Jobblnfr promptly sttsndcd i. tel N. ICt&tt. John J. C vanaURh. 142-J12p OMAHA INSTITUTE. Howard Street , . ( X. E. Corner 12th and Howard Streets , ) ( For the Treatment of all Chronic and Surgical Diseases * Dlfcascn of Fcraalni" , it the Nervous Sjftcm , Pri \aU Ulsianefiof the Urinary and Sexual Organs , and DkcasM of the llond. Ihroatand iMitgv , HpecIalUcs. OUll OFFICE TIIEATJIKNT 01' CATARU1I. ( t \ Til no AT ; Home Treatment i-ou vyi ( \ Catarrh , Bronchitis And all other ilhe os of the 'ihrnattnd I.uncs trcifr- cd by Mtdlcal Vaporcf. ( Send for Inlulir or circular on InhaUilon. ) SYE and EAE Dltcasis treated by an experienced arccli'Ut. ' also > dleciBEK of tha fliarl I vor , Stomacli , Kidneys , It'addcr. Neuralgia , HhcumatBm , I'lltH , Canc-r , etc. Our olllco arid consultation rooms are furnished with the finest and mriO v lu bo ! collection of Med- lail .Surgicaland AnatiimlcalapraratiBti bo f-utd in tnyh'npltal , Infirmary , or Medical Institute ) In the country , CONSULTATION And Examination Freo. ELECTRICITY ! Applied In the nook sclcntlflo manner. We have tbo moit comrloto electrical aoparatui inventtd CJall or wrlto for circulars on chronlo dl-ca < and deformi ties , Dlsaasmof rcnairs , Private lilefMeB of the Urlnarr and Heual orirans , Seminal WkknoM , Ner. vous lel.Hlty'or } . Exbauhtltn , etc. , Uo. , and our , new ruitoratlto treatment. All letters and consultations Strictly Confidential M dlcli i enttoaUp rtiof the country y e - nrcu.nvcurelyiiaekcilfroiu oksenatloii , If ( ml dc- Kcrlittton uC CMO Uirl en. One | osonal lute OBW [ irc/urrvd / If conu-nlcnt. Ojtcn at aH Jffoiirt * , ; Ar ANDNIOIIT. Address all letter * to Omnhti MKlicnl S : Surgical Institute 1118 Howard St. , Omalm , Ntb. ( SUOOKflnOIlS TO JOHH 0. JACOBS ) UNDERTAKERS I At the old stand 1117 Karnauvflt. Orders l.y Ul - - ' % .ttudu ) to. UVIcphooe
