THE OMAHA DAILY BEE MONDAY JANUARY 5 , 1885.
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tr - tvsixiaa tnniL.
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addreu d to Tni Big rtrpusmno OourANT , OMAnA
BrafU , Checks and Poetoffloo orderi to be mad * car
able lo the order ol the company.
THE BEE PUBLISHINQ.CO , , PROPS
B. nO8E1VATEIt\Eilltor.
A. H. ITitch , MaHBttcr Dftlljr.Oirculatlon , I
O , Box , 488 Omnha. Neb ,
AM , roads load to Lincoln just now.
Ir Dakota goes out of the union it i
hoped tlint the blizzards will go out v
licr.
THE senatorial candidate who can untie
tlic tie in the Illlnoin legislature will \rnlk
ofT with the pcrsimmoiiH.
WHEN Professor John Longfollorr Sul
llvan atrnok that Boston waiter qlrl h
made a very unfavorable impression upon
bar.
THE Chicago Times in speaking o :
' Ramlall'a tour through the south call
fc Randall the Sergeant Dates of the tariff
issue.
Tni : charity ball , aaldo from bolng a
financial success , will prove one of the
greatest social ovonta over witnessed in
Omaha.
Tnr city council ought to have no fur
ther use for the two policemen who celo-
brntud Nuw Year's by fighting each other
in a saloon.
A WAVE of refonn lias struck Hot
'Springs , Arkansas. A prohibitory liquor
ordinance has just gene inlo effect at that
. famous health resort.
THE winter season in the south1 is al
ways favorable for traveling shows. This
osplatns why Sam Randall is making a
. show f himself through the southern
9
fltatea.
IF the Nebraska legislature could only
regnlato the rates of plumbers It would
confer an everlasting favor upon a much
Buffering people. Compared irlth plum :
bers' charges the extortions of railroads
are as a drop of water to a bucketful. :
THE use of the word "national" on ihe >
business sign of'a private banker or bro-
"Jzci-iS'a'viola'ion of.law
punishable by a
.iine of $50 a day. A suit has just been
( brought against a money-lender of Atlanta
taGe'orgia , for such a violation , Iho
.amount sued for being $50,000.
IP It Is a fair question we would like to
i know how many members of the legisla-
' , [ tare vM pay the regular railroad fare to
and from Lincoln for which they are
. drawing ten centa per mile from the taxpayers ,
IT )
- -payers ? ' An unfair question .is , will any
member refuse to take the mileage bo-
.canso ho travels on a pass ?
A [ LINCOLN dispatch in the Omaha
JZcpublican says that Allen Field , candi
date tor speaker of the house , is "well
endorsed. " Of course ho js , by the railroads -
roads and the jobbers. Personally wo
.have nothing against Mr. Field , who Is a >
very clover young man , but ho is travelIng -
> Ing In bad company , and is owned soul <
and body by the Lincoln ring , which
made him what ho is , and will control
him | as long aa they have any use for
WE shall soon know whether the Ne
braska legislature will do anything in the
way of relieving the farmers and produc
ers from the nxtortlons of the railroads.
'The question of railway legislation do-
pends.almoat 'wholly upon the make-up
of the committee * . The railroads of
.course will make a vigorous effort to have
their candidate for speaker elected , and
ho will appoint the committees at their
.dictation. If , however , on honest and
Independent man should bo elected
speaker there will bo some hope of socnr
ing railway legislation.
While the Nebraska legislature Is re
lloved from the harrasslng duty of elect
ing a United States senator , the IcgUla
turos oi fifteen other states will be calloi
upon to choose senators within the nex
thirty days. In the coming election th
lopubllcans will probably gain two aena
tors , while Illinois is doubtful and ma
'be lost. Farley , of California , and Sli
tor , of Oregon , will be succeeded by * !
publicans ; the 'former prob bly by ex-
Minister Sergont , nd the latter by John
n. Mitchell or George H. Williams ,
Jones , of Nevada , will get another -
* or term , and so. may Hill , of Colorado ,
but in. the latter case the opposing
candidates are many and the isaue
doubtful. Incalls , of Kansas , will prob
ably be elected , as will Cameron , of
Pennsylvania , and Plait , of Connecticut ,
while Wisconsin will have a contest with
Angus. Cameron refuting to run. In that
atate/toneral Fair child and Colonel
Spopnor are the loading candidates. Now
York completes the list , of republican
states. On the democratic side Walker ,
ot Arkansas , 011 , of Florida , Yoorhees ,
of Indiana , Vest , of Mluonrl , and Vanbe ,
of North Carolina , nil expect re-election.
Of the twenty-five vacancies which occur
La the senate next March nine have been
already filled without change os to poll *
* tics , And New Hampshire will re-elect
ttlalr , or tend some other republican
, vrhon tha legislature meets next June.
NO CAUCUS.
The jobbers , rlngatcrs and corporation
managers , who are interested in con
trolling legislation In the pending ses
sion by electing tholr own tools to the
spoakerahip and the clerkships of the two
houses , can only achieve success through
the machinery of the caucus. From
1807 , when Nebraska became a state ,
down to 1883 , no legislature was over or
ganized through the caucus machine.
Ttro years ago a caucus was forced upon
the republicans through the pica that the
opposition would defeat republican can-
dates for speaker and clerk
unleis the republicans should
agree in advance upon tholr
candidates and give thorn tholr solid sup
port. The result was the selection of
Qoorgo M. Humphreys as speaker nnd
Brad. Slaughter as clork. That choice
insured defeat to
every railroad measure
and gave the jobbers and public thieves
n splendid opportunity for plundering the
state. There was , however , , a reasonable
excuse for going Into caucus two years
ago when the legislature was so close and
the election of a republican senator was
depending upon unity of action. There
is no such condition
of
things now.
There are only about twenty democrats In
both houses out of amomborship of 133 , and
there is not the remotest danger of a
democrat bolng elected speaker , or oven
door keeper or messenger. The plain
intent of the constitution , which requires
a recorded vote upon the election of leg
islative officers , was undoubtedly to com
pel members to discharge tholr rosposi-
blllty open and above board. ' It is just
as important for the people of Nebraska
to know for whom their representatives
cast their votes as it is for them to know
how they vote upon any bill or resolution.
The caucus system is an evasion of an
honest discharge of this re
sponsibility. It Is
a crime for a
a man to soil his vote in the legislature ,
bat a dishonest
representative Incurs no
liability for selling nis vote in a caucus ,
and then sneaking behind the party cloak
as a cover for his rascality. The caucus
is tha natural resort for rogues and
snoakr , because it enables them-to betray
their constituents through a secret bal
lot , nnd tbon justify their betrayal by
pleading that they were in honor bound
to vote in the legislature according to the
dictates of the caucus majority. In view
of the fact that the republicans incur no
risk whatever in obeying the mandate of
the constitution < by an open contest in the
legislature , where { he vote of each mem
ber is recorded , honest republicans are In
boner and duty bound to ref aso to- take
part in any caucus. 'If the jobbers and
orporations control a majority of the
egtslature let their henchmen go into a
aucua by thomaolvfcs , so that the people
vill know first as last what they may e-s-
>
ect from the incoming legislature.
, OUR TERMS.
The Omaha Jtcpulican partially coia
sides with the BEE upon the question eft
ixchanges. It admits that aa exchange of
> maha morning dailies with the coui >
ry weeklies is not only unfair , but en > ?
(
alls ft heavy expense upon the city pa- >
lers. It stands to reason that to give
ix issoes of the Eaa for a weekly journal
s asking a little toomuch. . All
nd gabble- about country editors being
equested to become colicitora and can-
asaors for the weekly issue of i the Brzi
B simply bosh , and it shows on
ho part of certain country
iditora , who have always boeamnfrlendly
o this paper , a degree of spitet < of which
to other class ot business noen could 1
lapable.
Aa a matter of fact wo hareosked these
apers to < organize clubs
SEE in connection with tholnown papers
md send us twenty subscribers during
ho year. . Nobody oipocte.tho editors .to-
lo the canvassing unless tlioy , happonito ,
bo canvaaslng 5or their o n.papers ,
inasmuch as they solicit patronage cor
themselves It la just as easy and coaio no
more to procure subscribers , for
WEIKJ.V BEK. by clubbing with it than
t does to club with ether papers , ouch as
he Toledo Static. Ohlcigo Inter * d
Peck's iS'utt , Arkansas Traveler Texas _ P
' , and other fcaeign paparivwhich ;
do not in. any way promote -Interests
of Nebraska. THE EJW is a Nabraeiain
stitution , alive to tvory intaresb of the
state , and as such It is certainly entitled
to more support than.any paper published
outside of the st ate , Tiui WKBSLY BEK
is the equal of any weekly ln > thls country ,
and as a pnpor for : the farmers
Nebraska it haano rival , i' '
The statement that metropolitan dalr
los exchange with the , Nebraska woekliovl' '
s without anyfoundailon whatever , If ary
ity. dally outside of this state exohanpas
with a Nebraska weakly it does so fro a
certain amount of advertising. So far aa
.ho UEE Is concerned it can secure Ha ad
vertisement at any time in nearly every
weekly In Nebraska at a very reasonable
sum through the Western Newspaper
Union. Does it not then sooai unfair
for Nebraska editors to ask of ns what
they onnot got from other large daily
newipapors ?
But we crro nothing about the howl
that has bson raised by certain brass-
colored monopoly editors. If they 're
gard it u degrading to accept our terms
wo are ready to make a fair exchange.
The price of the DAILY BEE is ton
dollars a year. We will furnish the pub
lishers of weekly paperi our daily for
$5.00 in ouh and their weeklies In ex
change , which is allowing them $5.00
for their own publications. This is cer
tainly liberal enough toward the country
press , nnd at the same time It will en.
able us to pay for the paper and postage
and eave enough to hire canvassers ta do
our own soliciting. If this proposition
ia not satisfactory they need not exchange
with ui.
Aa to 1h9 monopoly charge which ire
have made , we have only r.-
( erred to the fact that there ]
are' quite a number of monopoly cditcr.
whoso papers would never have had nn
existence without railroad backing , am
they are the ones that are doing th
heavy kicking , Aside from that wo In
timatcd , and we are able to substantial
the statement , that 2D per cent of th
weeklies are kept np by politicians of th
Laird and Valentine stripe , and it ia the !
special business to abuse and villlfy TUB
BEE. Wo have stood their vicious snarlln
for several years and wo can stand it fo
several years longer , without exchanging
with them.
GERMAN IN OUR SCHOOLS.
The boanl of education soiuotimu ngi
decided to re-introduce the teaching o :
Gorman in the public schools. It was
determined , however , that the Gor
man conrso should not commence unti
next September. Whether this postpone
ment was purely a measure of economy , 01
from a tlesiro to introduce this study ft
the beginning of n school year wo hav
not.as yet learned. It would seem lo u
if this branch of instruction is over to
introduced , it might ns well bo done
now as nt any other time
If it is the intention of the board t
make this ono of the studies of the higli
school course , it would bo far bettor nnd
more practical to give elementary instruc
tion in German to the grnmmer class
wh'cli will enter the high school nox
year. At best it takes several years foi
nny ono to acquire a practical knowlcdgi
of any language , and unless it [ is taught
with that view it is only a waste of time
and money. The boys and girls on en
tering the high school ought to have at
least a rudimentary knowledge ol
German , which would cnablo tlicu ;
during a four years' course in the high
school to become proficient not only in
reading and writing the language , but in
speaking it. The board of education
need not go to > a very groatt expense thin
year. It can srenro a competent German
Instructor for a few hours cftch day for
from § 40 to S501 per month , , and if his
woik proves satisfactory ho can bo placed
on &n equal footing with other special
ists next year when his tlma will bo
all taken up. For our part wo
Itelievft tliat the Gemum lauguaj.rrwill bo
uf ngroat deal moia practical use than
Latin. In Cleveland ! St. Louis , . Cincin
nati , Milwaukee and other cities German
is taiighlf through alK grades , aiid'it ' lias
jeen of huonlculnblo'valuo. Omaha Juts as
a'go a percentage of German popittatiou
is the citio * above nanxxl , but it is not so
uuch for Oio benefit of the Gormanvthat
ye advocate the introduction of the1 Ger-
nan language as it is faritho children of
Americans who como ii > constant contact
vith the Gunnans , and who would profit
y acquiring ; an intim > to knowlodg * of
jfuriunn literature.
THE terminus of the Union P&ifio
allroad is about to bp changed jrorn
) maba to Council Bluffi. At the latter
ilaco grounds have been prepared and
ho necessary buildings arc-being orociod.
ho people ot Council Bihffd are greatly
leased , as the change will add a couple
f thousand to the population of the
ilaco. JCamatoCity Jtvsrnalj
Every once in a while the papenrrof
Kansas City move the headquartera-to
hat place , while the Denver journals
novo not only/the headquarters but the
hops to that city. Bat the headcuor-
ers and the s&opa are ye& in Omaha , and [
hero they w ll remain to long aa ihe
Jnion Paci&tw exists. . Nobody.bub-
iiot would raake the statement thatihe
Jnlon Pacifie. proposesto "abandoa. all
ts interests to Omaha. ' " The Union Pa-
ific has over seven , honored mUas of
oad In Nobrukr. and when it wants tout
>
ut its own throat it will "abandon all its
;
ntorests l&Omaha , and not before. * ;
THE charity ball is an assnsod soocess.
t is safe to say thai about 2000 will
H ) realized for the benefit of th desti-
ute pooo of Omaha. This money , comes
a their aid in the middle of a severe win-
or and hard timoa. If carefully ex
pended it will result in roliovl&g.a great :
leal of actual i scGkrlng. Omaha , is very
poorly equipped ! with organix-itions for
ho relief of tho. poor , and those , that wa
lave uo almost ; entirely without funds ,
jo that thoyv ts virtually powerless to
icccQopllsh.any great amoant , of relief
wo c. In this.3onneotionvwo would sng-
goai that it. now is the time to organize
BCJUO systeuiatio plan of charity work.
BUAD , Sii\.vaHTEU , Ilka a wart , is al
ways on band , and as u&Tuilino is a candidate
didato f&9 a. legislative clerkship. It IB
,
about tfcne that this batnaolo bo given
rest by ? the Nebraska legislature.
MTATE
] \nvard has abnliHl > eUjher saloons.
11 ; X oght ! policeman Jloa been put on dutac at
Kellgh.
Wliner'd improveneatR iorliit year foci up
John De Noyer , & aitezcn of York is abau
lo become heir to $300,000.
A public reading room ia suggested a
among the needs of Mobraska City.
Kt'ovornor ! Butler ia foedlng thl wlnte
BCO head of beef cattle and 1,500 hog s
The Crete Daily Globe bec&mo > > Uxinf o
the put with the luue of Decemboa 3J t.
A party of thirteen Santee Indiias at th
1'onca ag enoy ate taking lessons la brasa bani
mutlc.
A Butler < punty farmer lut week gold 7
hogs avoraRins S76J pounds , at $3.50 l > o
huudreJ.
The iMople of I'latUinouth eocaplaln of tb
city's being atranded for mo& y to pay itu In
deutednees ,
Tha U & Til , this Hummca will build a no
bridge at lieatrlce and o&a at Du"\\'ltt ore
Turkey creek.
Norfolk improvements for the year 188-1 co
$50 000 aid her population for that ygari
c ; eased 1,200.
There are 8C5 postattlcei in Nebraska , Tb
poitmaater for 4G of them are appointed b
the president.
Patrick Carruuk B & M eeotion boas a'
Flittumoutb , WM run over be iipecial tri
l&st Monday and killed instautly ,
An extension ol the Uni < v 1'aclfio from A.
blon to U'Neil , a dUUiup , of sixty miles , la
the next cwUropUted TAO.XQ gt that corn
< Tohn Ifoofa a German on nts way from Lin
coin to Omaha WM oanfjht between the c ra a
PrjncBfld and received inch Injuries that h
ied wlihln twolvd houro.
They were then served with n Hi
mcpr of turkey and Cranberry lance am
usual prison privllfces wcro given back t
thoio who had forfeited thorn.
A Ojrmnn tmi'dent of Scrlbnor , nrrestod fo
Rrand larceny , the offense charged being tn
wealing of n dog.'was bound over to the dls
trict court efter a fireliminary examination.
Warden Nobos of thn penitentiary on
L hriUmns put the convicts on their good be
havlor and gave them the liberty of th
cell house an hour and a hall
There sco ins to bo a wild tpread ssntimon
throughout the , tate favoring the repeal o
the statute which provided that to the taxe
not paid by the first of January of each yei
a penalty of 6 per cent shall be added.
it Joseph Ouyer an employe In Oliver's clova
tor at Hastings was Imtantly killed on th
nut of last month. His clothes were caugh
In the machinery and ho was hurled by a
moving wheel against tne tldo of the build
ing.
ing.A
A libel suit for 810,000 damage * hn
boenj instituted In the John con count >
district court by J. B. Brown and
wlfo against Thomas Wright and otters
Thp alleged damages arise from an articl (
old reiidenta of the county ,
Dr. Mlllcr'a
Chicago Nowf.
The Omaha Herald apologizes for a
typographical blunder by which its dls
tingujahod but vulpine editor , Dr. Goo
L. Miller , Is made to refer to a friend ai
a "loud democrat , " when ho really die
write "sound democrat. " While ho was
in Chicago last week Dr. Miller addressed
od a communication to this paper , ant
having studied the tommunication in the
raw wo are prepared to pardon any liber
ty the printers may ooo fit to take with
Dr. Miller's manuscript. Wo violate no
confidence when wo ray that De. Millbr'a
chirngraphy Is a little the worst wo have
ver seen always ozneptlng and barring
the ohrlrography of onr venerated con
temporary , the Hon. Andrew
Shnman. In the fourth book of his
antiquities , that pleasing historian , Neb
uchadnezzir Philoptotua , narrates that1 ,
having completed nis pyramids , old Ivlnfl
Cheeps summoned into his precincts tha
foremost editors of that remote period.
"I have called you together , my chll'
dron , " said the pagan potentate , "to se
lect from among you ouo who will place
upon those pyramids certain writings
which' ahall endure foreror , but which
posterity shall bo nnablo to decipher. "
In the pontcst which ensued the distinc
tion engraving the hieroglyphics upon
the pyraratds was awarded to Andrew
Shuinan , of Chicago , but tha competition
was so cloao that King Cheeps was compelled -
polled to issue a second priza to. Dr.
George LJ Miller , of Omaha , accompanied
by a diploma which Dr. Millur still pro-
3erTes among his family archives.
The
Wo trust that the nest- legislature ,
among its other good worhs , will set
iowEfvery heavy upon those two politi
cal mendicants , Brad Slaughter and the
Eon. J : F. ' Zfedikor. There lo a mighty
itrong-iUvor of rlnes and jobbery hang.
ng al'outthoia. Zadlker is ti6ootingtho
itato with Uogging circulars , looking "In-
luonce'rfor his "claims" to the ofiico of
mlef clerk to oar lower houso. Ho has
rene to tlie unsacesaary expense of hav-
ng his picture taken and sends that along
Chen there area lot of certificates of char-
ictor th&tany oxdlnary man with cheek
mough ran ROC. They road doocod like
ihose isvMrsv 31nkham'a baby medicine
idvertlsoanentn , .or.-liko the onoa sent out
vith old Br.iLandroth , "Sura- cure for
ngrowinfl. too"noils. . " He hencls his pro-
ilous circalar with the question ;
"Whols-Jl.F. Zedlker ? " nd says :
'It is wltii'.a degree of modoity ( ah 1) )
hat wc answej the aboi - question
vith the following fine arrant of state-
nents , bcb wo are prompted- do so. "
Of courao ho i prompted bat it is by
ils own inordinate cheek , vanity and
imbitlon. .1 II It was not for these qual-
ties ho would never be hoarci of outside
if PrankA coonty , and It would be
uito as well for a suffering wejfld if he
Taan't. It i duty that legislature
iwes to itself and the state to cut off
hose begging camp followers and hang-
irs-on.
Sound nn the KxouttnKO QaeatloH.
3reto ViJ tte _
THE OM.vni BEE is entering Into a co-
porate plan to exchange with weeklies ,
iz : it icquiron each pipes to secure it
wentysubscribers. . Thic. . b & matter
irhloh concerns THE BEE. It is its own
3usineu to conduct its ezcoaugo list as it
looms proper. Wo have neither harsh
" ' * remarks to
angaagp' nor "hogglah'
sake. Personally the Yidotto has
lover gene into tli-a clubbing ,
Dueincas and It novo ? will. The
BEE isJ'io bast nawspapoa ia Nobraeka
It is ! ! worth Ilia yearly subscription
harged without any redaction for club
bing or other causss. It Is fiabk , fear
less and outspoken in everything th-at.dn-
berecta- Nebraska farmera. It shows , Its
jntorprlso for latett news and its market
repoi bis always roVable. If THE BEE
trlibes ti cut tha Yiaette down to r.a eye
for aiLeyonnd a tooti for a tooth a d a
BUB for a Yidotts , wn shall not whine
nor grow weary. It itea always b 'jo tli * >
mast Ubeial exchange paper in tha ataio.
A. lionif Tunnel.
3anama Star and Herald.
The longest tunnel in the southern
hemisphere has boon recently cazaploted.
,1't ' will conduct iho waters of the , ijjpoan
andOordoaut riverato the Cataract river ,
at a point from which they wiHtbe kd by
a canal to Sydnpy to form the- , water sup
ply. Tnb tnanol , which is about seven
foot In height' by a llttln owirnLj&8 feet
wide , extone fc cn the Nr oan to the
Cataract riv c , , a distance of fouroad one-
half miles. It ii three ysars ago last
July since the contractors began , to drive
the tunnel through the sandttcme , and
as soon tutltey commented' work they
know thsji must lone a Incga sum oi
money on the contract which was for a
little under 70,000 , but the outlay has
been many thousands of pounds in excess
'
"Tito Great American Desert , " as i
was once called , including 40,000 or 50-
000 square miles of Und. in Texas , Nav
Mexico uid Colorado , , is tat.de excoUon
gracing country and tlllablo by the nail
Bonk from Us eurAico , . an abundanae o
excellent water bokig o&illy found , , which
flows in all direction * toward tbo uo
pre&alons , forming streams whlcJa eotur
ate the soil and rentier tt prcduoUv ?
The Desert p& Sahara it boiag inadi
partially habbable , and .the toieon hav
Leon removed from all tha routes o
travel acrow U , by flowiag wells , o
which a vaat nnmbor have been bo roc
by French traders and others Interested
in the tt flio of Central Africa.
& "Woman Murdered ,
BAY Cirr , Mich. , January ! > , Jfarly tin
nutmeg , a woman "u ( the town. " name
l.iou Hall , wifu of the furgur , 1'ruolc Hal
MOW in the pt'iiitoottiry , had her ku11 frac
turfd and tbroif cut bona , T ku Kaigli
Tlio woman ia tU ! IMoe , but c6unuUu ; . "Iv
INSANE : FIIOSI L
A Yiitinp Irleli Girt 1'lncii Axfn ? lor
llcr Lover Across tlio
A ilispnleli from Albany , N. Y. , s rys
Maggie i 'Noil , a pretty young IrisK girl
cauio to tlii.s country n few yeata ago am
obtained einploymeiit in Uio Morgai
house at Waterfonl , wfiich was kept bj
Mr. Van Deckar. Slic U-ft a sweetliear
in Ireland vith whom she corresponded ,
She said tlt.it ho was coming to this conn
try , aud they wcio to bo inanicd in No
vcmbor last. Two inoiitlm ngo Mr. Van
Deckar sold tlio hotel and Maggie was re
tained in the employ of his successor , li
November , the mouth sot for tlio wcil
iling , the girl' * lover did not put in ai
appearance , ami she began to grow mel
auclioly. Threewcck ago sits closetet'
herself in her rownt and acted Uko ouo
inonne. Father Gilmore was requested t <
visft her , and her believed that the gir
was pining because ? the Van Deckivrs Imi
Hone away. She -as then sent to the
IIOIIIB of her fonner employer , whore nlm
rapidly grew worscy ami yesterday Mio
was scut to an nsyhnw for the iusaiiu. . II
is believed that her insanity wai causetl 1 > >
the faBuro of her lover to kucpliisproiufra
of nmrrinRC.
1'lHloaluiro.
NKW "FoiiK , Jnntmry : ti Tlio eggn of tll <
tamous laoch Leven tromt , which arrivei
Thursday fiom Scotland , will 1)8 shipped soon
to the United States hatcikr ? at Korthvlllo
Mich. Nest week thcro will bo shipper
10.000 eggs of our lake tKwt , ? r , COO white
1'h nnd ax nr ny brook trout to the ; Natdma
Fish Cultural association , London ; J,000,00 < :
white fi h i-ggg to tha De itacho Flschnrtl
vcn-ln , Berllin. and 600,000 white fixh eggs to
Berne , Suitr.ttlaml.
From tlio letliinuH.
PANAMA , _ Jnmury 3 , VIA GAi.vr.sro.v.
tfndatno liinglir , wlfo of the director general
of the rniinm.-ncnial company , iliod
day from favor. Thh is the third victim of
he climate In the director' * family within a
'car. Election trouble to'tlay JAil to a shoot-
ng affray on the pluzii. One killed and suv-
iral wounded. Tiicro is constddmblu trouble
hrouijhout the lapublic.
Troublu wltti CIcrkH.
NEW YOUK , Janinry 3. Thero'-i prospect
of trouble between the employes and the dry
? oo3s cleikw of the city , owing to tbo numor-
ua diecbargex of clerks by ti.-uloamen. The
Viks c'aim the dismieni1s ; have bemi itrbltrn-
r aid minoifssar and will put t'U > much of
i burden on thnso remaining1 , whit * the rin-
iloyn-s cla-in the dull timt-j hii made a.io <
luittion of foieu nt'cessory.
A Ijlnc < > liiTr K < Mly.
LINCOLN' , January 3. JJarnt-y Klisuninon ,
wlli * killed Alice Heath at Molllo IBUl's bag ,
nee uccidentully hiit night , was bound o er to <
cJ i on iirclimtnary rxaniination , fbr man-
laujrliter , in $5,000 bail and went to jnll in
of.iult. Tbo girl's Tsil aamu proves to Ixj
'p.-xrl Fcrcade. Her parentH live ont n , farm
snr Cereico , Sauadora county. Ilen-jfuncral
will be held t-uiorio < v afteruooii.
Oiio ot tlio Burd Gniifj C jt.urrd.
IiRCABTKH , 3'a. , Janviary . ' ( . J. P Lij > | > en-
out ; ' nu of the notorvtus Bii7./.aid gwig , was
- \tetl nt Colon bla last night , by ivraUroad
fflcer , _ He had in Wa possesiion a iktehi'l ,
3 > iliining twenty oir-ht watclu-ii , 6tol < jii < from
? ifitDru of Dan 13. fah'effur , at Uowiraiirillle ,
November I8. !
Iinnntio Wtlllnrnp.
3 > r.fVKR , January 3-r-Proceiidings inl-inacy
era cwrami'ncL'd to-d > y ngalmt Williams ,
innigorof the private , foundling asylbin , at
vhfcJiithrt-o yoiing children recently died for
ant of medical attontlon , Williama and
sslBtaiifoi iH-lioviDg gnWy in thu - jv/er of
i-j/ > ftj cure the sick. , .
Arrested fas a , Robbery.
UT. . Lom.s , January . Patrick Kbaci , a
ilu n lleepur , of Kast da. Loui" , was ; am ted
,18 afbcrnoun chargedwith ) being thai princi-
nl. la robbing tin vault in the chy cli-rk'n
Blco. .
An Innocent Alan liolonscd.
IKIIIIISAPOMS , January 3. The 93,800
lOivoy package lost Tdeaday night T/as found
his warning and John O'Hnro , arr&tt d for
Pure.
This powilernever varies. JU martot rt purely ,
tienRth i Ji ho'cstinencH * . Itnra economical than
ho ordinary , klnils.ai il cannot iVBclcl In compell-
Ion with tb3 umltlliulo of low tut , chert weight
lomot p yn hrto piiwjers. . bold only In cans.
ROYAL KAtflNU roWUKIItfO. , lOS Wall bt ; N. Y.
IEST Ml BAKMpDER TO-DAL
Drands adrortltodni.liscJotflf pur
THE TJ5ST :
down nn n liol store until het > dtb
rania > atb carer anil smJI. A clioinlit will i t be r -
ilktect the proaiiue o
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
ITS UftUTIUtUU * lUSMEVER BUI O.IUTIOX13.
InamtlHuihome ) for quarter of * Mntury U hu
lUud tUft coniuoien' n/lxlj | teit ,
THE TESTJJFJHE OVEN.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. ,
DP , Price's ' Special FlayoringEitraots ,
nt ( Iraof Htm t delltl u ud lar > ll > i r i > , u4
Dr. Price's Lupulln Yeast Gemi
for Light , llmllhr Urrad , Tbe B V Vrj Hop
YcMt lu the World.
POR SAUE BY GROCBR8.
HlCAQQi * T. LOUI1
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO IiOAW. Money.
MON'tV to lofin on cbitbts In urns of 810-niid
np. AtoonreMMMli : W. II. Mutter , N04
KuttiMn St. ! B3-J nff
ONKY to lo n on chattel ! > J1 , r Peatty , 2l #
iM-j n is a
MONKV ru 1AMH In eumt of fftPO nJ upward ,
O. F. Davit md Co. , Ktal IState ami Loan
ARCnl , 1605 FarnMn Si. 893 t (
IONF.T loAned on cuttteli. IWIroiwl Ticket
M
bought and loll , , Foreman , SIB K. ICth
7 8-tl
TTAHTEli.
WANTKO A well educated jouiiff mih to trartl
hi Nebraska , AdotoM . A , " n
\\ntNTKD-Aman tostlltlt order . 1617 Oai > lt I
f a onuc. Cdl 5 | >
WANTKD A irlrl t cto jvJrioto ) homo wort , ooo
tilling to wor , Cloriavi prefctrcil. Ctll at
5311 ! Capitol ave. 467 tt
WANTED A good ( -ltl tn ilo chtmborwork and
hdpnaUIng atthoUblr Atlactlo hotel.
St. 4B3-3p
WANTR& A boy who ci > n'ci > e V German la ?
general liltchcnwork tt 115 f 12th St. 40S bf
m ir.O A nnr o Kitl. ffr nvlco during tt U >
day tin V apply 1818 Chlcigo St. 470-3p
TX ANlKD'-An e\i > citenctd bar Sender ( strlct'jl
r T tompcrtn ) > Iralrcs a pooltlon ItvOot class place
Best ol reterencol Rl\cn > nd tstlshctlon piarin
toed ; nddrcsi.OUox4S3ct ! } . 472U
W I ANTED -Qltl for general hume-nuk at 9214
Douglas ( . , near Jcflcrson. 439 Sp
? ANTKLf list cl trend bilkers ; apply Mi _
dixy mornln j. < Jot , Oarneiu Cracker Co. 40S-3p
WANTED * KOOI& girl ( or gocornl houwwork nt
01BS. IStli street. 473,6p
WANTKD A iiilat | steady \ oman to d 'tho woik
o ! a small > amtly1014 Howard street. . 474-Bp
\TANTE1 > A ( road girl for general houM work.
> Mrs. T. W. BlaokUurn , 831 South 24Ih SI. 4SS-tf
WANTKD ( lltl fftrBcnoral housework. Slrn. J
II. MoAhlnV. Cor. namllton antt Plcr
Stf.
Stf.W
W ANTED A ROoJiprl for general notiE
Apply Immcdlatoly ( vtZOOO UalKotnla St. .
ANTKO A compevknt slrl for tllolng room ,
1017 Capitol Ave , < V8p
W ANTED First o'.iss Uu jhehnan Tailor. Apply
1312 Douglas St. , upetnlw 44.V3p
: INTE1) ImmcdlnMIn.a. Rood woman coak ,
172) Capitol AVO. ( l < Sp
WANTED A Rood second cook at the Einm-t
Uouso. < r.l-7i ]
"lA ANlKD A competent' snlcaann who ( swell
'acqmlntfd with til-tX&tbloc. Herchint Ta'-
loiltiK tnil Dry Good ) tradi ) to tiv&e entire charge oS
thottihjot Nebraska AdJic 9 whli rc ( rcnctL , '
WUITEi OBKRFKLDEUiSSI CanolSi , , N. Y ,
WAHTKD A good actt\o wotnio-fto takoch.trgo
of dlnlnz room. Enc.ulro at 9K Douglai nt.
270-tf '
WAiriED 1(0 ( eullctors , Boodi D.w tuthorleht
rmn Address Nebraska Mutual ilairla o
Jcnofitassociation , FremontXibi Oil Jin 5
TT7"AN1KD lady agen J'uOT ' "Qn'en. 1'rotaoo r
T V dalty dtooklni ; ant nVIrt suppsmn , shouMer
irticos , Sastlebtgoiiii > form , UicsU ilclc8 , aety
wits , elcevo protcctois.'f-Oi * Ettlrfly nowdevlco- ,
inpreccdontodproflta.ohivo t ' 0o onta makiLi ;
100 inor.yily. Address wliHbl.imp t. IK. Campbell
& Co. , 0 South ll y bt. . Chlcirro. 120-J lu
PKA11UB CniOKKNS V want n. man m ovrry
town In too sUto to bu tlitm for osh. No
Im't aa tJ ijnintlty D. K DtA'nor , buyer and ship "
per of Oac pjultry and E i ( SOIf 03 , UJ5 , and 807
{ owaid St.v Onubo. 43-tt
WANTED Agents to hindlo our Klcotrlt Beit.and
appliances , oxc'UBlva tjultory givan. A grand
pportunltyfortho rlirhtptHica Inisot's'Jo ' ' byad.
teasing thjf ecrlcsa M'l'g Co. , Kansas ( Jlty.Me.
] -Janllp
ilTUASIOMO
[ TTANTEW-SUiuitloii liy. German prMn Amcri-
TT can family for RcnoralhoiisosoikTortinrsx ; ad-
rcfil or call at 1317 Chlcapo.streot. iT6-Op
WANTED Place In a drcfsmskinR : thou , by a
yeucebidr used tndrcNinakmg. O U or ad *
ress , C , J. J.f.203 N. IQth at. Ml-r.p
WANTED-A situation a.i.watchman > AD < k jtnltor ,
by a named man whi can clro tt b'jsi of cltv
eforencca. Address 11. L. Dee office. 329-3p
ntTANTEI Aposition as an spprcuilcoio a bard-
TT vro.ro store. Addrcjs.C. S. Biigsit , Norfolk ,
Neb. j71-Jan-14
A KoutiK married man wants eltnauon aa book *
xV. keeper , In wholesale eitabllthmenl In Omahi.
Address " 0. " oaro Boa. 858- [
IBOHLLAHEOUB WABVn
HTT'ANTCD S day table .boardcrSj-1 m Douglas
To rent 2 or 3 unfurcMicd rooms aa
WANTED . FarnacWit as posalbto. Address
A. L. S."CareBc 185-8p
WANTED tady or gentleman , to Iriy llxturca
and itock of ttouiio. 6iO N. ISthUt. ( opposite
Jentleinsn's Rrootiy. ) Will sell In ono or Mterat
ots. Stock , fixture's and bueinrse-mn > o bad f r
cs ) than valu of fixtures. Mtut'ba Bold by 7th
net. Call at once ; great barga'n ; sac.ll capital re- :
ulred. (71-Sp !
AA.'A rniJ-iUruianca MDRIU or > ult of rotms
T > 3 or 4 blocl'4 'west of the 1'axton. with
board ( or ecnt'eman. ' H01135 with iinnlwii Improve-
menta. please state tcrmr. Adilreo.a. B. C. ciro
Wheeler Bros. , 1BS2 DouRlas ttrect 4.10 35
\X/'ANTED-Iha\ § 500to 1000 I would like to
W iuveit In some pajInR bUDlnaes In Omiht. :
btato business and whore an lutemuw can bo liaJ.
Address C. B. , Bee office. ' 867-3p
A\/"ANTKD / Dry goods and grooerlw In oxchaneo
IT for $1,500 worth of Improved lalhoad town
property. Addres.-vlth partlcul.vi.ot stork to lock
box 039 , Alblan , Boo e Co. , Neb. 350-Dp
WAXIEDTo'uiy u drug store. , If jou h vo a
drug store taecll address lock box 001 , Water ,
oo , Iowa. SHO-ip :
WANTED 10.000 famllcs to try our eelf-rlelu ) ;
Pure Buckwheat flour cod tklf-Uelug Com
neal kept by all Giet-c'a-a grocoro. We warrant all
luokwhcat eoldiundcr our brand puie. W. J WEL-
8UAN8 & CO. . Manufacturers. 424-tf
WANTED To rent , room.ceuliocf rooms , ( ur- ,
nUbcd or.unfurnished. .Wdtt a 0. H. A , I'D '
N. 10th Bt. OSs-janS ,
[ TiOIlIlEKlI-i'uriilshed rtomat 1724 Douorlas.
J ; 402-Op
J Olt IlENr Newly f rnltbe < l front rooms , slix-ft
; or en mite. 8. W. 17tl > SB I C& * . 192tf ,
FOHHEKT KloKiiat 11 riom bouse ; ! iot and odd
wutc'turnaruallmoouni ; luvprovcnieuta ; $7' ) fia
noutti. Barker iillaym , - 491ti |
FOIL IlKNT Largo eotlh front room , with d
Irg noam attaoncdnltjly furnished , 1'18 C'apl-
ol AN * . 42'3p >
FOH IlENT- For pa-tlos , fairs , concnr'is ' , etc ,
Ifteemasons Hall , Capitol ate ard Sixteenth .St.
tluslXHu thoroUK'hl v , e lalnped with all COM en-
enre . Apply to WlllumJ. Mnuot , at the tall , or
of v'o iw Foisyth , In ilruic store In aamo bulUluie. :
4H4-0
RENT A suit J of rooms for Kcntteman and
IrtOll , near Union depot with board. Hnulh
Omaha prefeired. "W. 1. 0. " Bee oilier 4MJ-Op
. . . KENT 3 n w unfurl Ithed roona 28.Ii St. ,
_ f.thhoutu north el Et. Haiy'H ave. M'Ater con-
veolence. t' . F , Nelson. 4S5 3p
OIl KENT Bo rd and room uarmaland II Mful
Ir 1 at reasonable ratetorlKCt pottlti.Uilintuaiii
liy. AilJrtsibox E ! , city , 4H1-0
l OH UE.ST A nlro front bed rcou to two Bv..v ,
1 } nie'iatn laswth. ( lontlcmoL-ihocalled KrV-
day nleht , peu ! call agalo , 4 > > 0 tl
H NT-D illlmrX roi * 8S2 8. 10th St.
another t rooms D13 B. IStVtri. Alf U Joies
3IO South 1Kb Ft.
. HENTr"urnlBi.ixl rix > 3 acl boanl at W
J.10H 3 4-19p
U RENT Furnl.hea u m at 605 N.
!
IKM HUNT Wvo room cottiue on VlrglnUk Ave. ,
} two blocks uu of Park A H. , and mu blixk
.jutli of Ht. Uary'ii * v - itreet cars ; 8J8.4' . Iwao
Adama , 10 Krcuzer blotk , cpp. r 0 , i a
KENT Three li room houseH , Ooi.
AeanilLeavamoith. U. K. Uamomi. 6i.Cp
\ I18NTStoie loom , with good far e base-
tr\OU 1 ; gultaU * lor butcher snjpor ptcklng
hoiua. Inquire ol I' ul on & Oo , V'rH4in Ht. bet.
16th and 16th BU r / . (1. ( Urltu , fane Ave. 458 8
HENT-l'urnUbed rooms J Ml California fU.
FOU * A. C Wet ooJ. 4t3-7p
BENT Furniehod rocnn ; enquire Druy Wore
FOIt . U U and Dourflai
I AOrt ItHNl A ulW o | Miiot drgant rootuJ , tr
1 ? retfr-J. CtrrwU lor * > leOuo mlnuttii walk
KKST VxunUbed home ; a
TTOll aKNt-rnrnUhNl f tn f.T Rentlcrctn of
J ? tnrfcm n i nd lfo , 22030iirurnl ] 8t. S9iC
1r > OH HK.nt-fcryilp'Irnlioroonmllh „ , „ , ) | or
' twopentletncnor irontlrmjin JUil | ( f , v rrr .
3n > hi { .rlcf. . Ad Iron ' U" BM > oflw 997 Sp
- rooiimahiii ! , ' M uMltlon ,
I1 10 JHT rroa h. Inquire room 4 , On hn N -
tlonal IJ n Ilnllcf.t n. s ; tf
FOll IlKNT-Kltttr nen n ( Unil on mlMvr ro J
two rtl n Irom t\f \ , for thireor ( lu-jtarj O.
I)4 MUo. 33S-S
IfDIt KBNT--OIIO h ilw. Inquire fxlliota tl Itrlo-
'on.
> ! tl
_ _ _
FOH UKNT Now HijW room hou * . Knntlte Itn.
r 1t < xMr , 25th , bet Ui\mrortnndChlc eSt < .
S73-3J
17011 HRST rVrnlshcd ywjm , 1 1S Jacknon 8t
fiOK UXtfr-rMrnlshod roans 1818 Dodge St.
17011 ItrcvT 111190 o room * , n and Kim B-
JL1 1 block 8 : of Hickory $3 fsr mwith ; aprlv tn ,
premise * . Hi i-cUoniM. jfOU
FOR KKN7 A Rood furntshci > room Apply at'
Atklnion s Nvillnory Store , Uth fit. , mitli of <
rest ollloo , 334.tf
houio , Iii7 WoYstor " 8t7
nln room , wtll and cistern , Irtmmo Junct-
Bonner. 420-tl
"ITtOR nKNT-Cbjreo ulln ot offlc rxiwi Tory ile-
JL' ttrableforaiitetor. Inquire at * < Tnn Buahmani
tote 420 tf
FOIUIKNT Arott 4eof S roum , nn.ajth reel ,
ncurSt Mary'orMenuelS.50ptr ; monli. War-
jn Bwltilor. 818 B littiitreet. 43)tt
TOIl IlKNT Urg plca ant farnlsb > d rooms. In-
_ Z ? iiulro N. W. corniT ISthand FniMn > al. ! 43t-tf
FOIiniCITCNios tumlshoi roiai , tlitap at 318
8. Uthiitrrct U7t (
FOIt IlKNT-ItoiMB ot clRht rooms. slliiMe 1 bo.
twoni Ojnrentnnd < rioa9tnt ntroelux > n llarnoy
Btrest. Inquire ot Vf. ID Thompson , Fitoft'MtUonal
Witt
A DlroJmlthtd room * ; k from
.C ojd' Opera Uouse , 8M per month. IT. P. Mar.
tin , 8HB.Ulh.
FOK HttNT-Storo room 1511 Farnam t J with or
without Billiard Ubljv , by Paul.on .t Co. , 1613
FOR IlENT Ono lurutlhetl room ultr. < t > oari2al |
two or tlirco d&y boaJ n ,
j : poll KENT Four room hfcaw aid nuA | ? 10
JL' | itT mouth. Barker & Hkynr. M ,
" | 7 0inENT !
' InOimha. Apply to Ov H. Anderson , room 11
AnJcreoa lilook , north ontnnce , 10th and IMvcn
| K > rt bt ;
"irOIin.'ENT Sulta ot nwie furnished for
J ? house keeping , nroocc > .orallv anoint'
mcr'a UobV , corner Btli anil TIoKardSU. rjsi : '
TTlull KKNT Twn fucnlslicJitunfmnlshiil-riHimi
JP N. W.nor criiOthand Webster St. 4ifl.tr
171 Oil UKNT Toecntlonicr only , a pleasant fur-
JL : nlabpJrooui , S. E. cornwlMth aud DoURlaa.
110-tfi
1171 OR KENT Two olcirant r > ouiB to llodlck't Mool-.v
'JD raubm & Co. , 1513 Farnaae * -0-tf
FOH RWfX FurnUhod frosVroaa for rent 2J2 Nv
10th St. - > -l3-ef
FOll IIKN1 Ncatcottajfo 3 room , hall , pantry
closet sad cellar , 812.60 , M * rtber oho up-ton
JtnU 1) . L , Thomas. -HMf
FOK IIKJIX A nine room nou .t ciosirabe loet >
tbu ; SUO per month ; BartoriSti ifajno.
RENT-Store building ; wIUx Tcsldonoa nlJoj
_ ? 22. i r inontu tn good loc&tlon. D. L. Thomas.
"TJOHIIEIKJ Furnished or uiturolshed roomuDew
} bitok block , corner lath anJ'Cb > io go flti.
001-jan-Sp
FOR SA..2T
TTtOK'SAliK Good froih mil in cow. InqulroiaU
JJ ZSIS Uoward St. 100 7itv
T70UBALKOH KXCIIANOOy. r Improvcd-cltT
JP proporlcno or tuoeajilonB ot land welt
iclmlo < i forjenoral ( farming or'ttork purpusce ; rloh.
jolljri' ( * o railroad station cinl neixr one o.Vthe
hcs tswna In Cratr.lNebrcsLii' Address O N. Ill
1' , Ol Box tC > , Omaha. 4 < KKpi >
H Oil TIUDE Ovad stock f rm o\
S } rj iiH , 2 * rni'cH from Onxs2 , ono mile irom
Sprtngilofd , . Kob ; will trodn for OrnMm property.
AddjoM'Vi"ooleT & Harrison , Omiha.cr O. M. n : ii.
eon , aprlnnfl ldNtb. 377febpp
IflCRSACE Jly building and Btook"ovf clctlilBsl.
1 boots on tl ( hoes , will irarfi/or firming jiniu
Deo. ir.letcr > on , 804 South Uth St. , Omaha.
iSI.Ieb 2
FCR SALE Second hand Hall's nafc , rncdl'jta
slia , 1D | TTcuzer block , off.f. O. 4/ * ] )
goo < l .lilouble sleigh. , i ed
MD hle ; corner llth auJWatuam St. 47J-tr
1JXR- SALE Cheap , the oirfDBlve right loieall
' household aitlclo In Douglas county , zolls.at
sight , goods o n bo sold at : o per cent prodt . Ad-
irefD'iP..C. " lieo ollloo. 170-Slw
fTIOn SALK Clioip , hortownd buggy , SlWifrOm
r Ing St. 29J
FOll S ILK CHKAl1 Oaoolerant chtmborrol , coo
rozui > t > r cbilc , ona tio-trly now Knalchl'rano ,
Ivc golil' frinn.l iilotur a , nna horse , ha r COM nd
ihacjj : ) , one Iltlls safe , kum U size , ono boauUful
hma coifjesot. Impure W ) . 011 llarney Sli , bet.
Uth Jid2l8t
BALK 06x185 feet cu Ruining atreet S blocks
FOR of JilliUfy brldg dJ.eOJ. John L.UeCizua
ipposlta Post oinc . ,16'lf
FOll SALE 132x124 . " & on corner , oauth-ost
.Vont , house 3 roomp , barn , 3 bloc'ri-wcst of
'ark ave. and I.onvcn v , ottl > , easy paymc U , chnp
liZOO. John L. JtoCnKVfl. opposite lo t Ortieoi 'fit-It
XJOR SALK Horses , jiu oa , harness onj wagons
ATon ono or two } ears iliiro. Real cutato' security ,
) . TJ. Thomas. 4Unttf
_ _ _ _
T7IORSALU011 XC1IANQK At 410 pox acre , all
JG or part of twothoujiii ' aares of tlrnotr land ,
Arty mile * oa.it of Kunas City , wll rKCtian t ) for
iebrtaka land or mcNhandlsu. Bedtmiil 8 < ? n r A
ia ' , it-M
PUEOBLLANROUB.
STRAYKD-FronJ * . W. Cor.of 2-iahaiuIlChlcao ,
Saturday utlernooti. a umall rod o.lfl Informa
tion will bo reccluvJ this plaoo.
r03T On FrhlKV , between SiuiidorBk Oumlng
J nml Kith tt ? , . * imall brown eahl HOuBk/j
oward will bo pa.d II returned tu 2 rlur &
13th and Farnaiii.t 4 U8
LOST Tuf6d ji e4fiilng.aK.ana.il. . olll charm.
Tnb finder vllJcaao ) ) oa > oeamo aJi Anhausei-r
Uutch Berg Adsxhbon , Oth anuCapltd A\e. anil
receive reward. 457-3p
HPAKKN Ul 'hio ' cow ; tfra-.roi cars , red feet !
JL aud red nnuth. Callform vnnd Uiith fit Thci.
IVauk. '
4'3-Sp
FOIt TilOB For mercbuu'llio jrocerlos
tcrrud , Ihme (3) ( ) valutb'o lotn. 1m Daylon , Ohio
) ne ( ) l'it In fit. Loulf , Mo ; OldacttM of fine I cod I
Un > asOi ; < /yt ) > trinlnOhlc. This propctty It 'ioj
of IncumLianoo All commiiqliatloDi will he tmltt.t
strictly oon'Wwitlal. 8. H. VVinipcar , ai4
Bt.
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