THE DAILY BEE-TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 10 , 1885.
GOLDEN GRAIN ,
The Continued Inflnx of Cereals From
the Interior ,
Prevents Oiniilia From Uroont.
\t\K \ Hio Northwestern ( ! r nnry
Tlio Problem cM'Trans-
jiortatlon.
The Bto\Jy How of wheat nml corn ,
nnd ojpeclally the latter , from the inter
ior of the it.it a still continues with well
nigh unabated measure. For aomo
weeks past there has boon an average re
ceipt at the Union elevators of about
sixty car Imds of corn a day , find n
ehlpment of about tovcnty car loada.
The bulk of llila business ROJS to the
senbonrJ , and thence to various pointn
across the ocosji. So far us the prlcjs
puid for cjrn are concorncd , farmora have
nothing to complain cf. Taoy luvo boon
getting sn average doring January of 23
cents nnd.havo bean paid as high as 25
ccnti , aud In some liutinces 2G.
OMAHA AS A nllANAUY.
A BIK : representative In discussing yea-
tarday the i > rain altna'.lui with the mom-
burs of the linn of Uimobaugh , Merriam
it Co. , oliclljd some inttristing facts
with rofeirncoto the ttrtnepotlatlouphsao
of the grain probiom.
Tlia ono great obaUclo which , in the
Gntimatim of woll-postod grain men ,
jirovonta Omaha from jumping to the
front an prcmiuent grain con-
tro , is the faction of the rail-
roada in the matter of tiaropor'ation. ' Es
specially ij this remark applicable * to the
Burlington & MUaourl road. That sys
tem , if it wore not blind to the interests
of this city , lu partially subserving its
own , could contribute a very largo
element to the growth of Omaba. A.t
present , it la well known , the B. & M ,
carries little or no grain into this city.
The roaeon of this , asldo from any hostile
feelings which tha rend may htvo for the
cily , is found In the explanation prcll'erod
by the company that they cannot alFjrd
the extra run from Ortapolia Junction ta
Omaha , which would bo noceseary to
handling the grain In Omaha
Besides thla , tay they , "wo
cannot afford to pay the toll across
the bridge at this point , as well as the
extra oiptnaa which would result from
throwing the tiaflio Into the tripartite
pool. " Bo that puint as It in y , thcro is
no doubt but that the policy of the road
Is groat'y ' damaging iho interests of
Omaha. "If ilia Burlington & Missouri
would throw lluir traffic Into Omaha as a
grain center , " s id Blr. Hiniobsugh , " it
would boom the building of oovatore ,
would holjt the banks , and reacting upon
the t'oneinl Irido and prosperity of the
city would odd immouaoly to bur pros
perity. Omaha could SODU hopa to com
pete with Minnojpoli' , with St.
Paul or with Ktniaa Glly ; nnd it
would not bo long before her giowth
would hare placed her , in point ot B'ZJ ,
on an equal footing with any of those
cltioj ? "Bat the bu'k ' of the corn trade ,
carried off by the B. & M , from lha in
terior of the statp is thrown into Chicago
cage , and thcnco into oastera channels.
For yearj this alatb of affairs lisa existed ,
acting to prevent Omaha from assorting
her position rn a graat grain centco. In
stead of having a radial system of roada
piercing from thla point , the great
northwoitarn and south neitorn cectlons
of Nebraska , Omaha allows the tnflic
to bo diverted to either side of her ,
oomo passing through Oroapclis , nnd
some through Blair. So that
whllo by rghlfl aho ought to
liecomo the great inland and
distributing coniro of the grain of the
ttito , eha allowa the grain traflis to 1)3
lakou from lur and thrown Into other
points. "
It is bollovcd , however , aa stated by
another prominent grain man yoatorday ,
that there ia a coming relief for this ex
isting state of nlldirs. The projected
"AshUnd cut-off , " If built as contonv
pla ad , will countct the stock yards with
the B. & M. main line at Ashland , EO
that instead of running to Oroopolls , and
thence to this city , the freight trains can
como in direct r into. A further exten-
ohm of the line will bring the local grain
elevators Into direct and easy communi-
cat on with the main branch. Then , aa
Sir. nimobnugh expressed himtelf , "It
will not bo long before the grain deal'
ots of this city will bo handling n largo
nud steady volume of business over the
B. & M "
The problom'is 0119 that has boon long
and em neatly discvneul by the lee 1
"Knighls of the Cor oil Oltcio. " It is
believed that a oatlbfactory solution of f
iho quen ion will soon bo reached in the ,
iiuuuer indicated. Or burring that , that t
the projected cut off will be the bi-ginnim ;
of a sork'S of movemoiiti which ahull I
place Omaha in n pooltio ton lav proper
and undisputed claim to the till ) of iho
grain rectivlug and distributing contro of
the northwest.
LECrAL METIERS ,
NotCH oTtlio VarioiiH Trlliiiiuils DlH.
trlct , 1'ollco and Ununty Court.
In the diatrict court yesterday Judge
Wakoly waa engaged In trying lit1) cam
of Robinson against Clifton. The cage ,
though not of special imporlanco , I ] qnlto
a notbhio onr , Laving ixoii tried twice
bcfuro , the jury diaipiuolng each tlmo.
Clifton fs auod for $1,000 by I'hlntlli ,
who alleges ( hit the former's c.ttlo in
Irespntsing upon hla hnd , have destroyed
wheat nnd corn , In the amount named.
The case of William Snyder , mod on
attiohmeiit , Hied ou appeal from the
county court.
The grand jury mot in regular scsilon
in the morning , cDiiaiderlng the Lf uipko-
Grceawnld araun case. Tlio members of
the body alna inspected , in an ollislal ca-
jinoily , the county jail , tindicg every *
thing pertaining to tno care and miuiago-
niont uf tlio iustitat on satisfactory.
I'OI.ICE CODHT ,
A. II. JfcKay , the alleged hotel boat ,
arrotted at the instance of the Paxton
people , waved examination and wat
bound over.
Cyrus Bell , charged with libeling Rev.
Birl Mitchell , the quondam putur of the
A. AT. K. church , waved examination and
waa bound over to the diatrict court in
iho sura of $300.
Fred DyBf , charged with iho larceny
of a pair of ehoet , waa nleatod , the mat
ter balug compromliod by hi * bajiug tht
shoos.
COUNTY COUUT ,
In the county couit Judge BIcOullccl
wai ongagol yttt iday in tbo trial of th <
CJH3 of Janua O'Hourlto again-t Petei
O'llourko. The plalntitl , who la a crip
pie , chargca that hla brtthar , of tht
apoitilio niiaf , has tcoa in the habit u
cruelly asBnultiai ; him , and that futthor
dofeudint owes htm $002 for unpilc
wages of Iho pa.lyear. The plaint ft"
was unable to folly prove his charges ,
ami judnmontwss rendered against the
defendant for 852. Suit nan been filed
in the district cJUtt sg\lntt Peter
O'Rourlcof.r felonious assault upon hia
brother.
M1NOH ITEMS.
MarrUgo llcanaes rroroycttarday Isiucd
to Edward Muttba and Bridfiut Leary ,
David B. Andrew a and Laura W.
Morse.
In Judga Andnraor's court the CMO of
Duncan & Wallica vs. Henry Horn-
hurgor , Edward Lacdor , J. 0. Dojlo. J
H. Ilurgess , JohnM. McDmald , John
Hove , members of the Athletic and
Cricket aesoclaticnfor ; § 50 no worth of
work done upon the Sherman .ivonno
Park , waa called. Defendants proving
that they wcro not members of the nsao-
ciat on , nuit wna dUinltaod.
THE NEW EULES ,
A llGliolllntiK FcclliiR BxKtlnK
tlio llniplojcaor tlio Union
Paolllo Aicniiist Tliclr
Aaoptlon.
The Union Pacific people are having
no little trnnblo in the matter of the ad
option cf the now rules nnd cede of tig-
nalu which go Into effect very eoon.
Especial ly i the disoonttnt foincnting
among Iho men on the wes'orn divltions
of tha lino. Superintendent Smith und
Assistant Suporlntsndont Dickinaou have
been at Laramlo nud were approached bf
n commlttoo of employes , trho protest
against the now rule ? , w thjwlint success
is chronicled in the Larnmio Boomerang.
"Mr Dickinson mndo himself accosslbl
to the mon , but would promise nothin
satisfactory. Superintendent Smith ro
maluod secluded in the car and would soy
nothing , The men ntu holding another
mcotlug , and unless their demands nro
complied with decisive measures are like
ly to bo soon adopted. Ono of the clauses
which moots with disfavor is found in a
"Personal to employes" which prefaces
the rules. It reads :
"Employes must carry out the instructions
iaauocl by tlio bcada of departments pertaining
to the busineea of auch departments , and care
fully nleurve the inHructiona contained iu the
printed notes on the blanks for reports to the
general and other olliccB. Kntcring or re
maining in the company's pervici is under
stood to bo an acceptance of all its instruc
tions and coaditioni herein contained , and
expression of willingness to obey them and all
other rules issued by proper authority. "
Outside of this , tlio fifth , savonth and
seventeenth rules are the ones to whih
most exception is taken. They read as
follows :
5. All persona employed by the company
are required to exercisn the greatoit o rj anil
watcblulness to prevent injury or damage to
persons or property , and \vill bo held to legl
liability for injury occasioned by their mis
conduct or nesligenca , nnd the comp.iuy re
serves tha right to withhold any pay then or
thereafter due , to defray the expenses of the
eamo.
7. Employes leaving the company's ser
vice mnst deliver up the property intrusted to
their care , or at any time when demanded by
proper authority.
If the properly of the company Is improp
erly used or dameged , a deduction from pay
shall bo made , suthci ut to make good the
damage , or to supply new articles.
17. The computation paid to employes ia
ucderatood to Include all risk of person-il in
jury from whatever cause. Any amount that
may ba allowed to perrons injured , or to the
families of these killed in the service , will bo
a gratuity on the part of the company. "
Excursion to AVasblngton.
On the fourth of Mirch , every fourth
year , multitude ) of people assemble at the
National Capital to take part in and to
witness the ceremonial whhli invests with
imperial authority iho uncrowned mon
arch of the great republic.
The preparations for the Inauguration
of the next President are being tnalo up
on a scale which promises a display of un
prccedentcd grandeur and magnificence.
Legions of organized political clubs , civic
societies and trade guilds , combined with
a host of volunteer and regular military
corps , will form a pageant ol brilliant
pomp end splendor.
Washington , in the winter season , Is
one of the gayest capitals in Cbuetendoin
and the festivities incident to iho iuaug
urition of the chief magistrate will rca
dor it doubly attractive Its brDad Hiid
well piveil avenues and beautiful
ujuares , adorned with monuments
and atatues ; its splendid private resi
donees , art gallerioi and museum ; its im
peeing public buildings , chief of which is
the cipttol , standing m&tshless in grace
and 8inmotry among the finest specl-
mens of architecture in tao world , are
all objects of unfailing enjoyment to the
visitor. The vicinity , too , of Washing
touabound3 in places of Jmtorlc interest
Mount Vernon , the testing p'acu ' of the
first President , is reached by a nhor
steamboat tide upon the bosom of the
majestic Potomactho ; National Ccmetcr
at Arlirglon , where thcmanda of heroo
sleep , aud the National SoldlerV Home
are also within easy nceea.
There c.n bo no question ai to the
pleasure to ba di rived from a visit to
Wathington. and the only question is
how to got thcro at a reasonable cost. To
moot this query the "Pennsylvania
Lines" will sell excursion tickets at extremely
tremely low rates. They have placed in
Btrvico elegant Easlhko Day Oaachcs ant
Pullman's Palsco Sleeping Oars , whlc ]
nill form solid through trains from
Cincinnati , St. Louis , Chicago , T olcd
and Cleveland to Washington City. The
Pennsylvania lines nro superior to any 01
the continent In constiuction , equlpmcn
and efficient servic ? . "Security , Oer
tainty and Celerity" is their motto , and
they have become models and standard
for all other roach In the country. The !
Hues traverse a section unsurpassed ii
rich and varied scenery ; the oaUn ;
houses ( urniah Grst-claia meals at con
venlont houraj the track aud rolling stop !
are guarded with all the approved appli
ancua known to sclenca to insure th
tafoty of passengers ; and finnlly , you ar
lauded in a magnificent station , situatec
in the business contro of Wnjhlngtoi
Olty. Jlnpaxsanl , this station has be
coma invested with a mournful intorea
to all pitrlotio Americans. In it was en
acted tbo trjgedy which culminated in
the death of the lamented Garfield. A
marble column , erected in lta waltln
rocia , shows where hn fell , and a golde
star , sot in the tiled thor , marks the spo
lint crlruconed with the blood of the i
luatrious slain.
STOP THAT COUGH
By nstnjr Dr. Frazier'a Throat nd I.ung Bal
earn the only sure euro for Conghs. Cold
Hoarseness and Sore Throat , and all disease
of the throat and lunga. Do not neglect i
cough. It may prove fatal. Scores am
hundreds of er&teful people owe their iivea t
Dr. Fraiier't Throat and Luntr Balaam , am
no family ulll ever be without It after ouco
iiriiig it , and discovering iU marvelous power
It if put up in largo family bottleu and > ol
for the email price uf 76 cents per bottle. Sol
KuLp & Ci . and 0. F , Goodman ,
THE LATEST
Ir. C'levo'iinil mill Daniel
Gone to Albany.
YOVKKBS , IVlinnty H. From onrly this
morning a crowd WM around the Xow York
Central depot hi-re , ongar to catch a slimier.
f President I'.lect Cleveland. At 8.30 tieo.
t. Smith. Tildcn's ptivalo secretary , arrived
rein New York and wai iramedl vi'ly tlrlv n
oGrovnti-ne. Tlio following train hrotiRht
mlth'M. Weed who at once went to Tildcn's
fstdenci' , us did Chairman Oberly , of the
einocratie stnto central committee of Illinois
V Innr ? consultation followed. At 2..V > Til-
en's privnto coach drew up to the depot
nd Cleveland , Daniel Minnlnp nnd
ecrotnry Smith stopped from the ccnch nnJ
vers joined by Weed and Oberly. The text
rain due at the sUtion wniStfO , whi.h is
ot scheduled to stop until reaching Cild
prlnp , It is the Albany express , anil when
t slacked up mid finnlly klnppod , the railroad
.111 expressed consluer blc surprise , but
when Cleveland , Mvnlng nml Oberly step-
cd lute tlie parlor car the cnuso of the stop
ego wai explained , and M they reached trio
ar platform they turned ami ral ed their hula
u the Razing croud which returned thonaluto
is tha train pulled out of the Italian , Clove-
and and Manning go direct to Albany ,
The r.titlsri Ural u Xrnilc
LONDON , 1-Vbrunry 0. The Mark Lane
xpreep , In the weekly rouow of the British
jrain trade , saya : The cool raliM of the p.i't
eek had a favorable Inlluenca on thn crop ) .
'hey eolidifi'd Uiegrouml and tlio roots of the
bent. The rains prevented the threshbifr
Inch reduced farmers' deliveries. Sales for
10 week , G7 ! ) ! ! ! quartcro at 33 * Od , ngttidit
8SO'2 , quarter ? ( it 3" 3d the corresponding
cek l 8t year. Tha market ; continue
iiw with ileclluiiiffaluP3 in the pro incea.
'lices nro a flnlliiip lower for Knglish
heat , and cltcapt- for nuy foreiRn eo.mva-
ent. Hscclpta of wheat tnoileratc. l < 'lour
leavy , altogether cquil to ? G ( it I nuartcri of
fhcat. Flour therefore declined fiiKgl" .
[ ixed American inaizo sold in 1/onJon at
2a Gil , An extra ehlpment of whiti mibbins
rom Morrocco and uthcr inferior round corn
itched L'Cs@20j 7d. Eight carpoei hn\o ar-
vud off the coast. Five were sold , two with-
rawu , and one ( Australian ) remalne. Wheat
.o arrive in small Imiuiry , but prices are hard-
ning. Barley very slow. ( Jots firm , bat
uiet. Beans and ( teas unchanged ,
IiVTKK I >
THE CUF.SION WRECK A DISASTROUS ONE.
BUIILINOTO.V , February 9 , Further reports
rom the railroad accident at Crcstoa show it
as more disastrous than at first reported.
'hree of the wounded have already died and
10 or two others are not likely to recover.
he liilhd are :
Kobert Brown , civil engineer , ilt.l'leasant ,
ow * ,
Ills son , C. A. Brown ,
Mrs. W. C. Carroll , San Saclie , Col.
Mr ? . Win. Buttry.
Mrs. M. Farrell , wife of section foreman ,
roscott. Town.
Isa'ah ' Waterman , Corning , la ,
Tha injured are :
II. S. Storris , trainmaster , west division ,
riu broken.
A. B. Cdle , Grand Uipid ? , Mich. , ellghtly
C II , Harlo , conductor of sleeper , arm
rokcn.
J , 11 , Hawkins , conductor , hip and back
njured.
Mrs. II , Day , Burlington , la , , seriously in
ured.
ured.W.
W. J. Davenport , ( Jivniou freight and pas-
enger agent , C B. & ( J. , bruijed Keriously
' not dauceroii'ly.
The storm continues very severe here and
cross the state. All trains lat'j and to mo
jandonccl.
lie Elements Unpropllious for
Liotan ,
peeinl telegram to the BKK ,
SPPINBKIELD , III. , February ! ) . Much anx-
ety is felt hute lest some of the members of
lie legislature who went homo to upend Sun-
ay , should bo blockaded on the railroads by
lie great snow storm and fail to reach hero
n time for the balloting for United States
enator to-morrow. The storm is reported as
ha severest and roughest of the season , and
here is serioui danger that tome of the roads
nay bo blocadod up by the snow drifts for
, wo or three days. The law requires the bal-
oting to take place to-morrow , nnd there can
ij no postponment on account of weather.
senators and representatives not in their
eats to-morrow will have no vote for senator ,
Hid there U a danger that Mr , Absenteeism
will elect Gen. Logan's successor.
STKAMNC A
PKEACHKIl FROM MEXICO , MO. , IN 1'RISOM IN
IOWA.
KEOKCK , Iowa , February 9. A Bible has
caused the imprisonment of a man giving hh
name as Hav. Newell , of Mexico , Mo. Ho
- Belfast , Iowa , this waok , and while
hero claimed relationship to a family of the
iimo name. The morning that ho left th
ainily Bibo ! wa ? missing. The local anti-
lorse-thlef or amVation was notified , nud
laven ot its members started in purmic of
ho reverend gentltiniu. They fouuj him at
Vinct'iines , Iowa , preaching to a congrega
ion The upholders of law und order draw
evolreri niui mnrched forw * rd to the pulpit ,
md by placing the preacher under arrest , ia-
.crrupted . the Bert ic.es. Ajustici fuund him
guilty of larceny nnd sentenced him to a term
n the comity jail.
Ulcliard Slior'.ilic At-MiHRlnoriMielaii
Kclcascd on $ ; tOO ( ) ISall.
NEW YORK , Fnbrnary O.-Sluit , who
itabbod I'helan in llossa's oflice , waj released
in S3.000 ball.
Dennis Corbot , a West Thirty-Ninth street
liquor dealer , became hU bondsman. .Tolm
Hnach , George Smith , "Kocky Mountain"
U IJrien , and a dozen others accompanied
Hhort aci'Jsn the stieet to Counsollor Oliver's
ollico , where a reception was htld.
Short received a letter from Cork today ,
Informing him of tlio death of hi * wlfo oa
the lth. ! ) It ia said a do n perionH are
ready to make the ball peed to Corbot should
Short leave tiinn.
Iliilroua accident ,
CHICAUO , J'obrtiary 0. An Inter-Ocean's
Green Bay ( NVIa. ) special s.iya ; An uocldent
occuiredon the Milwaukee & Northern rail
road thii afternoon , four miles boath of this
city. A delayoa freight train was run Into
by a snow plow , emanhing tha caboose. The
accident was duo to the blinding enow storm.
T , A. Annas , of Depero , had a leg broken ,
and received Internal injuries. He ulll prob
ably die. W. J. Bates , publisher ol the
Sunday Advance of this cily , was hurt , but
not seriously ,
St. tionlH Must 1'ny Her CI H 1)111.
ST. Louis , February 9. The supreme eom
to-day affirmed the judgment of the court o
appeaN in the case of the St. Louis Gas com
pany again t the City rf St. Louis. It give
the gas company $1)57,3 ) , II ) , and la for the ga
furnished the city from 1 805 to 1873 and m
terctt on tlio d ferred payments ,
< l'o American Hog fo
Germany ,
MONTUKAL , February 9. American capital
lit ] ara orrangiiiK for the formation uf an
abattoir company with a capital of ? 100 , < " 00
The intention of the promoters of the nehem
i to daughter American hogs In Canada am
thus pet around the prejent prohibitory Iwu
lation of Germany ,
l > | py "Market.
OlIlCAOO , F bntuy9The Inter Ocean
Klgln , Illinois , special lays : Thu blizrar
ladly demoralized the butter cheese trade to
day. Tue fales of butter
was 4.-I-10 pounds a
HI cents , Isothing olae repjrted sold ,
In Sciirch ol1 n Mlhslnj ; S-enmor ,
GRAND HAHIW , Michigan , February 9 ,
The s'eamt r MIclilgan left Grind Ha > en thla
morning accompanied by Archie with fuel and
provisions for a fifteen day' . c.r > iii > o to icaicb
for the lout tteamer Onelc'a : vhich has cut
> een he rd from for B week , and WM Ihen in
ho Ice near White Hall , and reported short of
uel.
nnil Ti-1cliono | AVIroLcKl--
lution ,
, Wis. , February ! ) . In tha legls-
aturo to-day bills were Introduced protidiog
bat no length of tlmo during which telegraph
r telephone wlre have extended on lnt. < U or
) tiidinRB [ shall talso the prt sumption of a pfr-
ctual right thereto ; providing that in case
falolatiou of the excise law nidi lent no-
co shall ba gh en to the district attorney to
llow him to appear fortli9 t to.
LOOICING VOll Mil. CIiBntjANl > ,
an Unlortiitiato Victim ot Some
Would-bo AVjoinlnn County WUs.
BATAMA.N. Y , , Fob. 4. At Iho Can-
ral railroad station , In baUvia , this
morning , n nnn of medium eixe , attlrod
n a long ulster , attracted the attention
f the loungers. IJo had just nlightod
om the train from Atlica. Hunying to
10 telegraph ollico ho handed Iho opera-
or the following mcasngo , written on n
ialf cheotof common note pajur :
) o Pfoeldrnt'olect Olorolnud , Hoffman
llonao , Now York City :
Will bo nt llcil'inati llouso on arrival
n city. 13 0. AVMIX.
The nnn was the political "crunk11
rom Attica , v/hoso occentrioltioa dnr.ng
lest ycarj Imvo won for him norrapapor
lotorloty in that section of tlio state. To
> y tau'ura ! ho aald ho was bound for Now
rtrk to moot the prcaidont-
loot in rrsponaa to a , tolugraphio icqueat
rom Mr. Cleveland to join him in conaul-
ation. The tnlcgram waa , cf couno , n
orgory , concoct.d by aomo ll ht haictod
woutd-bo wit , but It would have been
mpojsibln to convlnco him of thla fact ,
otwithatanding the fact that ho has boon
nt from pillar to pts * . on many fool's
rranda by cruel people who think thom-
; lces wags , nnd who take a childish do-
glit iuplnjig upon his hnlhioinntlon
int ho ia a prjat man.
Beneath bia nlator Auatiu were a cut-
way frock coat and n white vest. Ilia
ecktlo waa nho white , and on his head
eatcd a ailk hat. Ho would not bo taken
or a/'ciMnk ' , " aa ho ia n pleasant talkor.
'ho cruel telegram which aout him on
lia foolish trip has convinced him that ho
an have any ollico In the gift of the ox-
cullvo , even a sscrutary's portfolio. In
peaking of the matter ho said thcro
would , of course , hove to bo miny con-
esaions made In the Intaroat of harmony ,
nd ho was willing to do all in his power
o aid in perpetuating iho democratic
arty. Ho boarded tno train for the
ant upon Ita arrival and Bet out on his
mission.
Austin la the son of a farmer near the
lllago of Attica , Wyoming county , whet
t ono time WAS reported to bo ono of tbo
wealthy cgricultnrista. Eugene 0. Aus-
in has Lug been wotk minded regarding
olilicfll mattcra. For ycira ho has baen
aown through Wyoming county aa the
utt of vatioua a tup d jokors. A party ol
iiosio once waited on him and told him head
ad been nominated for tno assembly ,
nd arrangements had been made for him
o deliver an address at the county scat.
lo went to Warsaw , was mot at the cU-
ion by a largo crowd , escorted to a car-
isgj drawn by four horses and driven to
bo vlllago equara. There ho began an
ddress , but was C2ged by hlatrruiontorj.
larly In Iho presidential campaign of
830 ho waa a republican , and was in
deed to go to Mentor to see Gen. Gar-
ield. Ho want , but hla magnified fin-
lortanco obtained no recognition for him
t the homo of the republican candidate ,
nd ho returned to Attica disappointed ,
ejected , and a democrat. His voto-waa
ait for Gen. Hancock , Daring the elate
Jinpaign of 1882 ho waa an ardent sup-
> ortur of Mr. Clovehnd , and after the
attor's nomination latt summer Austin
went to Albany to personally' congratu-
ate the victor.
When Mr. Cleveland wont to Buffalo
.bont . a month ago to attend the Charity
Jail the crank wont to the "breezy city. "
loing to the Goneoco homo ho inquired
the and shown in-
or presldout-oicct , was -
o the presence of a largo , good-natured
gentleman , who treated him with the ut-
nest consideration. Matters of party
) ollcy wore pleaMintly discusspd , and
Austin was much olated. He accsptod
with profuse thanka an invitation to
drink , and the jol'y "drummer , " for
auch the pretended prcsidont-oct ! was ,
' 'sot 'em up" for the crowd that hadgath
irod and quietly withdraw. Aa soon as
; ono Austin leaned over the bar and ask
ed if ho o'mld buy the glasa out of which
ho diank. The
prealdent-olcct harkbop-
sr granted his desire , the politician piy-
ng wall fo : the article which ho carried
lomo.
The various deceptions which have
soon practiced upon Anstln have coat him
n the aggregate novoral thousand dollars.
Bia father , who has lived the
crm of yonra allotted to man ,
a not strong mentally , and Eugene ob
; iinn from him the fuudi with which ho
Is ab'o ' to gratify hia crazy ambition for
political preferment. A few ycirn ago
the old man plaod a mortgigo for § 3CO , (
upon his farm to satisfy the financial demands
mands of hia deluded eon , and before
that $7,000 , wbkh had been deposited in
an Attlci bank to that Eugene conld
withdraw it , had been swallowed up , a
fact which must aoem excruciatingly
funny to the avtngo Wyominfj county
"practical jokers , " who have succeeded
in swindling Austin when other confid-
onca operators and swindlore , who pro-
foasloimlly make such unfortunate people
their dunes , have tailed.
Auatln now believes that ho will bo re
ceived by President-elect Cleveland , and
although ho has novrr exhibited any in
dication of violence , the rational people
of the county who BOO nothing funny In
sending Austin on his fool'a errand fear
trouble may come , and Bay it would bo a
wise act to watch him or place him under
restraint. .
Low IlatcH to IimiiKiirnlioii Ccreino-
nicNnt "WiiHtilMKlon.
Mr. E , A , Ford , general passenger
agent cf the Pennsylvania lines , west of
Pittsbnrg , announces the following first-
claes rates for tickets over the Pennsyl
vania lines to Washington and return , on
the occasion of President Cleveland's in
auguration , March 4th , next.
Too original rates proposed by Mr.
Ford for this putpoto wore considerably
less than these , but because of a deter
mination on the part of bis competitors
that higher rates should prevail , the f'g- '
urea earned below were finally adopted aa
a compromise : From Chicago to Wash
ington and return , $20.
.Solid trains of coaches and Pullman
sleeping cars will ba ran to Washington
over the Pennsylvania lines from their
various termini in the West and Mr.
Fora assures us that the standard of ex
cellence In all that pcr'alns to the trans
portation and c ra of their patrons , for
which these linesero already famousshall
ba fully m lntaintd on this occasion.
For pait culara address 0. W. Adams ,
Asalatant General Paeseii"er Agent , No.
05 Chrk Street , Chicago , Illinois.
Fou RENT Office room and third
floor. Inquire 1207 Famsm St
The IMniiotKlov Fclmmrr ,
Jupiter futnishea the chief interest rf
ho nnnth. Ho Is morning star till the
LOth , when ho becomesovonlui : alar. At
2 o'clock that morning the opposition re
curs : Jnpitor thin Is in line with Iho
euth and the &un , the earth being iu the
raddle s > that wo are at our no&rca. point
, o him mid ho ia larger nnd more bn 1-
< \nt than nt any other tltnr. llhirq in
ho east as the sun tiiiks in the west and
adlng out of sight in the m'tti ' of the
west only as the oou ria s , the planet is
ho glory of the hsavenr. Ho ia of tha
; roatcst Interest to ns'ronoiners and many
olojcopoa study the planet nightly. The
spots and paiturbatloua of his cud \ aur-
ace show a process of uotHmaking on a
nigo scale. Mais presents the tt.icr ira-
> rr > atil epoch in the rivilimon er fie
uperlor phntt being In conjucr'iou with
10 eun on the llth at 7 a. m , th t IP , in
tno with the ttiu and the caith with the
un in tbo ralddla and ns far from lha
corth as possible. Un il th&t d to ho it
ivenlngstir , after It morning star. Thru
10 Hs3s and tt'ts wit'i ' the sun , and for
rnontln is i f littlj accoutit , inciKiilficnut
n sw.t and close to tha MID. S.itutn Is
tow an evening stir , setting not far fr in
J I0 ! o. m. Though lie contributes no In
cident of sipechl interest , hois in n tine
tositlcn for observation , s bis rrga are
pen nearly lo their wldcsl and the planet
ot is so far north that the opportunity tf
studying them ia the best p sslblo. Nq > -
uuo nnd Uranua nro morning stnrp.
Vunus ii morning star. Uerlustrogrows
I'm , nnd her szo diminishes BH shodrtws
loiter the sun mil lis-slatar every me ru
ng. Wo sac , luwovir , a much Urgtr
per hn bf her lllumintd disc thin the
crt scent she tarns toward us wh n bt Inr
icr.od of greatest brilliuicy. Seen iu iho
oloscopo , she it now in gibb ID pluaa ,
ike the moon approacbngthufu' ' ] , Mur-
cury also is morniug star ; hia ( ath lioa
near Veiun the whole minih. The moc 11
cached its full Fiidsy at 11. 5 p. m.and
ho Fokiuary moon fu'ls ' on'ho 28ch nt
1 p. ni. , ao tint , wo como within an hour
of having no full moon ihii mouth.
Tlio Kepm tors' Slrikc liuVk'nnii ,
Springfield ( Mais. ) Hspehllean.
The Vienna papers show no sign of a
lobcr second though in their pnrposo note
o report the proceedings of the Anstra-
Ian llolchstrath until a formal apology
us been made to the reporters who were
insulted" by n member In Thursday's
debate. This portou made n petulant
nlluelon to jonrul's's ' ' as hanging nround
ho chamber , catching up gossip and mis
representing the statesmen therein con
gregated. This S3rt cf thing ia dis
counted In America , whore the nowtpapor
men make duo allowance for the person
ality of their critics ; but In Austria the
onrth estate stand mushupoi : Us digulty.
Even n passing apology from Iho presi
dent of the legislative body did not servo
; o abate tie ! atonn , and the reporters ,
who are vigorously sustained by their
employers , Insist upon some kind of
in apologetic resolution. Neither
: ho proceedings of Thuraday nor ot Fri
day were printed in any of the Vienna
papers , and there fs talk of withdrawing
the public printing from the papers In re
taliation. Sundry members of the Reich-
srath have freed their minds on the mat
ter in the shape of communication * , paid
For at the mual advertising rates. The
fracia is an entertaining ono , but it can
not continue long. Its occasion was too
inadequate to warrant that public Incon
venience which Las followed.
Tbo Clearing J louses.
BOSTON , February 9. Managers of the
leading clearing IIOUECS of the United States
report the total press clearance for the week
ending February 7 , were 8722,781,013 , a decrease -
crease of 28 9 per cent.
FOR KENT.
In heart of town , well arranged 11
room house with furnace , etc. , largo
barn , all iu fine order. Excellent loca
tion. Goad chance for the right parties.
AMES , 1507 Farnam.
Tlio Omaha lodges of the Danish Broth
erhood of America giyo a grand masquer
ade ball at Turner "Hall , Saturday evening -
ning , 8 o'clock , February 1-HIi , 1885. A
premium for the two best costumes.
It Wasn't
Uoaton Traveller.
Some years sgo a lady in Boston died.
Her husband , being n stiong apiritualltt ,
desired to hold communication with his
departed , and Inquired if she was happy.
"Oh , yea , " waa the reply , "I nm happy
here ; yet , after a'l ' , it isn't Boston. "
25 YEARS _ W _ USE.
the Qroatest Medwal Triumnh of the Ago !
SYMPTOMS OF A
I.ocaofuppellte , llo\vcl costivr , 1'aln In
( lie bend , will ) n dull conation In the
buck part , I'nln under tlio ihoulder-
blatlp , I'ullni'nnnfter eating : , \vltb itdl > -
Incllimtlnp in exertion of body or mind ,
Irrltuhllllyoftcmpcr , l.o\v aplrlli , wllli
a fcellnzof havlnj ncclrctcd no mo duty ,
Wenrlucai , Dlzzlncnn , Flutlcrlnarni the
Heart , Data before tbo cyca , Headache
DTcr the right eye , Kentlcsnacsn , with
fltful drenmni lllttMy colored Urine , and
CONSTIPATION.
TCTT'S l'll.r.8 ara especially adapted
lo Bucli cases , ono dnsa olfccta sucli o
ilmnRn of fecllnFrnatonslDnlilitno sufferer ,
They Increase the .1 i > i > cltcanil cause tha
body to TnUe on I'lt-uli , tnu * tha Bystem lu
iioiirlaheil , nml bylholrTtinlo Action on
tbo I > iKestiveOrgn"9ltrjiilnr.StooUnro
proiltici-.l. i > rl"naric. ! Uliirrrey St..tV.Y.
_ . _ _ _ _ IB
tiiur IlAin or WHISKERS changed to a
GLOSSY IILACIC by a BliiRln application ol
this DTK. It imparts u natural color , acts
Instantaneously. Hold by Druggists , or
ent by express on receipt of 91.
Office , 44 Murray St. . Now York.
United States Depository
OF OMA11A
Oor. 13th and Farnam Bts
The Oldest Banking Establishment
in Omaha ,
tCCCEaSCBE TO XOUHTZB I5BOIHBSD.
orzuiiied lu 1BB8 ,
Organised u a Natloml Bank In
OAPITAIj . 2OOO3l
SUICFJjUB AMD PllOFITS . 9iaOOUt
OmCItl DtllOTOU.
Oxi ! < l Kotraru , President ,
Joan A. CB : UUTOH , Vloe Pi ttldenL
A eusius Kouinii , Id Vlco Ileildial.
J ,
F , n. DiYxx ,
IT n Uxawin , Auletuit Ouhler.
Tranucta k ( reoenl banking bruloesi. luaea Urn
oertlOc te bearlnjc Intcrwt Dnwi diklts on Ut
Fruidaoo ind princlpil cltlca la the United 8Utel
AIM London , trablln , Kdlnbnr/h ind tin princlpi
oltlca of tbo ccntmint lad Europe.
OOLLEOTIONS PROMPTLY MADE
"Wordu of XVurnlnK nnrt Oonifon
yn dro fuffotlnir from poor heilth of
IduRuuMi i > a a bed of tteknciui , tuVo
jc Mire Klmp'y ailiop : or It jou feel
uotktnd illiplrlttd ,
'without c'e-rvknon.
cure ) on "
tf > ou nrenmlnlitrr , and
ha e oitttairdjntirMlf with your
p t.toril dii'le , or a inntlir , Voiti ( ml
ith n\ro ind wo'k , or R m\n ot bii'incfn or
U or , wcikenctl b > thostinln P | jour c frjdydit-
tln o-nimnolUttcn totilnu o\er jotir mUnlRtt
work , Hop lilttcn nlll tno < it tti'tly ( trciiRthcn jou ,
If yon uro stifft'rlng from ovor-ontlng
or drinking , any Indlecrothni or dissipa
tion , or are young nnd growliiR too fast ,
as la often the case ,
'or If j ou are In the orHliop , on the
'linn , nt the dcsl > , nnjuhoie , and Icel
'that . \ ourp > te > i needs clcintlni ; , ton-
'li'p , stlmuliktlri ; , without Intoxlcat-
Mnc , If > on re old ,
'blood thin actl Impure , pul o
'fccblo , nonei iiinlevilj.ficullics
wanhv , Hop niUcrot what jountctlto
' ( ji o jou new lift , health and > Igor. "
Ifjou are eo tl\p , or dyfpcptlo ct fiidcr.
liiK 'rom a y . f the other numerous du
cat ca of the stumich cr bowels , it is jour
own hull If you remain I'l. ' II
jtmaro wastln. j with any form
ot Kldrej dl-ea c , slip teiuptlnu deith this
uioiuent , and tutu lor a-curo to Hop Illtteis.
If you are alck with that terrible sick
nosa , Ncrronsncts , you will find n "Balm
iu Glload lu Hop Blttcta.
If you are a frequenter or a resident of
a miasmatic district , barricade yonr pys-
tern flaunt the sciniiKti of all countries
Malaria , Kpulf > nnc , ISihona atul Inter-
initteut fuvers by the uao of Hop Hitters.
If you Imvo rough , pimply , or sallow ekin ,
bad breath , Hop lilttera will gho you lair
tltli ) , rich blood , the nwcotest breath and
health , ? > l 0 will bo paid forncnso they will
not euro or help.
help.A
A Ijiuly'H Wlsli.
"Oh , how I ilo wish my skin was aa clear
'and soft ns jour * , " unld a Indy to a friend ,
"You cun caHily maku It BO , " nnswored the
friend. "How ? " inriutred the fir t lady.
"lly usiiiR lioj > Hitlers that makes purorich
hlood aud blooming health. It did lor aio as
you observe.
t3JNono pcnuino wltliout a bunch of preen
Hops on the whlto labol. Shun nil the vile ,
poisonous , stull with "Hop" or "Hops" In
their nainu.
- &fijfo *
.z fif.HtEl rptilajt < rniuliti ! > CiTortio nini irt I * *
w
t worlj. CIIF.I TIVI TIIK. I > lurha , tcm u.d An * , ftni kit
* Jl < rnrrrof tht l IM r ( Irfinf A frw drrpslmwt ufllrluulfl Tof
rl l cf cbku } > .ccv. * nJ t fctl luum.r Urlnkl Tr ; It. k&l
f count * V u / k jour | rewvr cr dni i.t fof Utf t
rfm uT lu-eJliIlll.jr O D BICOVIITO KJNB.
W. WCFPE3UA1IU , fiOLS A
ei jiiwjLon'j r. if.
Dy the u > o o
Hoilettcr's stomach
DittcrH the ha. Rani
appo.ranco ol ilia
conn Uninco nnd Bal-
louncsa of dyFpcp-
tics aiv eupplanteil
b > a hcnltliicr look ,
W d ai the food is
nsHlmia'cdth ! h dy
ecqulrcs substance.
much needed slum
ber , through ( holme
ol tnis n udlolno ,
wHch Is also bcne-
ticl.il to person ot a
rheumatic tf n dency
nii'l an Inestimable
jirocntite of fo\cr
anil njruo. Foraalo
y all DruglsU and Dealers generally.
I t vo & po ; tlTO roraodf for the mbovo illstafe ; by la
CPO thoaSAndioTca ciol the Horst kino and or Ion
ln"lotncMr"lbatY liBnilTWO * > jlOTlf.iS : IB KB
; oBether wltli a VAU'AllI.i : run VT13B on this dlioti
o anyaulTeror. Olvocxpresji.nii r OaddntB.
' Dis. T. A. ELUCUlt , ill TcarlS' . , Neir York.
\Vo VneM nerTnn nfnitlhllltr , lout or faUtnt jinvtrt ,
TcUrdM rrowtli or hUrluUnse ovrrcouie t-yrt - new inetliot
as unlading us rti ? > lcl I" " cn I p. Olvc rt > buit and
liuiJylsnr ami Jralr ble jil.t.Hm (17 ( MilMIng up tlio
vaiteil tlMUea anl C'inctntratllie tumrlrlimeiit to wetkeit
r.irtloas. Full trenctli , < li ! > clirmeut , > ud function ! tmn
lo cvirrorrun if Hi * ImJr l.lfr l > abomi within a d y.
Holnkr itlmulant , leiinanrnl , | lf BMit. llmple. , llnllial ,
inrrhiulcal IJ | allatonili ill pclnncocciinUne I " We If II TO
tills mode of trentmtlit triamoBt BurreF"ful known to tno
medical nrofe.i on " Un. annmeri-iit { Jjitttt. We a < ll
onr cndormnrntnvjilo Mrr. tbrirtc AWVo < | n rkrtr
ormlirerre > ciit tlon. " .V. 1 lha" and Itmt. " lw r 111
toimlinent tiuyilrliMii ; allra y tl < y tin nc lvfii lth < ; ut
colt" K Y. IHipatch. ' An Innlltutlon o [ trn rairlt with
anovfrwliclmltig arr yof jrenulne ceitlll' tf " A'1 Of
J ( nl Blair * . Wrlle Inr our " Trnllir t' " ! ' * < ll , gitIne
ip.nntlonrf1 ! reuci and luouf. Slalltdnakd 111 I'l'lu
envelope. Jtdilr ll
ERIE MEDICAl. CO. . BUFFALO , H.Y.
PROPOSALS.
UNITED STATES INDIAN SKUVICE , )
I INK IIMIUK AQKNCV , f
Dakota , January 11 ! , 18S5. )
Scaled proposals lo triplicate irdorfcd , proposals
for the erection ol ono wotolwlsht and Oarpfijtoj
ehop , one liarncni , hco and ul-cti'aneoin uhopn ,
ono ulavghtcr houset o wagon and ftomgu sheds ,
one bake houfo umi cellar , at this agni y and direct' '
od t'i tl u undcrj'giiodi care bl Chlul Quarturmaatcr
department , nltho I Uttc , Onnha Neb , will bo ro
cei\eU uttl 121" . Hiturday. I'tbrunry 14 , lfS5
I'lans and ppcclflratlcns can bo ixamliicd In the
offca ot tlio cMcf quarto' n aetcr , do | artncnt of tlio
I'latte , Omaha , Nun , the "lUcr Ocean" Chicago , 111.
and the "Journal" ut Kansai City , 11 o ,
Contiact will lo awarded to tno lowest responsible
blddir , subject th tlio approval o ! the Utpartmcnt of
the Interior
IhorlKht , howc > cr , Is rcoencdto icjcct any nnd
all , or any part of any bid , If deemed foi the beat In
terest of the scrUctf
1'roprmls must Gtato length of time required for
competition of bulldln ; utter approval ol cintraU ,
an 1 nuiBt bo accompalncd b > a icrttllcl check upon
8 mo I mi ted Mates Depositor ) , rnjnblo tolhooidcr
of the ftincurslKiicd , for at least IHu ( S )
peroont ot the amount ol Iho proposal , will h check
ehall bo fottUtu I In the United btatcs In uee of any
bidder reccitlne the nwird ; elull fall lo execute
promptly n contract ttlth good end nulHclcnt ecurl-
lies , according to the t < rnm of his lid , othowuo to
bo icturncd to the bidder.
For further Infixiratloii address the undersigned
ttt Tine HUSO Agency , Dikota.
Tro underdidnol will III be nt I'axton House ,
Omnh , Ncb. , bj tbo morning ol Friday , 1'tbruary
I ( > ( JOf ,
' '
V. T. il'DU-I.TCUUDT
Jnn 10 3w m U. ri. Indian
100 CENTS FOR $1.
AVHBS VOO WANT GOOD VAI.UK , ASK J OH
PIPER-HEIDSIECK
CHAMPAGNE.
TJnscrupnlous doolors at
tempt to substitute other
brands for tlio sake of ex
tra profit ,
" PIPER-HEIDSIECK "
on sale with , every "wide-
awake " xuino merchant in
the trade.
H. K.
. . BURKET ,
FUNERAL
AND EMBALMEU ,
11 M > 10th Street , . . . OMAHA , il
I . J
WeMoveMarchSd
/Vill / Move March 3d , to
1513 DOUGLAS ST. ,
YOUNO'3 OLD STAND ,
ConunoncitiR Moiuhy , wo will eoll
'ietures , Frames , Pinnos & Oxgaiis ,
Plush Goods , Etc. , Etc. ,
oo t to reduce utook Iwforo mov-
Coinn ami coin luce yourself. K\ory
HiiR goes ,
JlIlGIIQ
( lU'iuimi ' uunii )
U. S. DEPOSITORY'
H. MILLARD , WimWAU.ACE ,
President. Cutlibr
$300,000.
Flro nnrl Burglnr Proof Snfoo.
I'or rant nt ( rom 8 to tbO I'cr annum
NURSEEY STOCK
Those desiring Fruit or Orivunental Trees ,
'ines , Shrubs and 1'lant.i , will consult their
mi interest by calling at the real estate otlico
f K. L. Kmery , 130U llnrney St. , or 2'JOO
'aniam St Urderu for Bpring planting must
o Riven BOOH ,
D. O.BEYA.KTM. D.
rn
1224 : Farnnm Streol ,
ornorlSthBti Odlco hcurfl D to 12 . in. , S to 4
Ton jD re oiiwilcnco Can Biionk Qorman.
SrOllKI NEW GOODS
merchant Tailor
22 8. 10th eticottbttwecu firnum nnd lEaitcy
Low prices nj peed Goods aepeclaltv. All clothe
mido upl n Rood Bt ) le and on short not'co. Call u
convlncwd. Romombcr Iho ulano , S22S. 10th Bt.
PHOTOGEAPHEE
313 North Itfth Street.
Old Ilco lltvo Stand.
Tlio present croprlotur nlehcs It undcr toitl that
,11 , photographs are made tatif < fac.toiy bifuro LO'DR
lent crod from this gallery. The old management
ctlrca ant ] tlr. II. K. Ortiy eucccuds.
toff Stock ! .
Far priced catalogue of the 1'OMONA NUKSKUIHS
'Iclrces , II. C. lla > moml , Box 29i > , Omalia , Nob.
urscry grounds nituatcil immediately north of the
nstltutc for the Deal kuil Dumb. Cuntrtcta taVou
tree | ilantlnir. ] an2Sd3mnl2t
OFFICE AND JIESIDEKOB
617 Dodga St , - Omaha ,
ELKPHONK NO.
Mendelssohn & Fisher ,
Ilooms 28 and 200maliaNatl.I3anklilock
8UCCKBHOEU TO
Dufrene & Mendelssohn
Goo. L. Fisher , fcrmery " with W. U B. Jinny
rchltcct , Chicago. JnnHilni
UH1TED STATES
ationa
U. 8. DKl'OSirORY.
S. VJ. Cor , Farnam and 12th Sfs
"
Capital , $100,000.00
W. HAMILTON , Tres't. '
M , T. UAKLOW , Cashier
H. M. OALOWELL , U. F. Sunn ,
0. W. HAMILTON. M. T. UAKLOW ,
0. WILL HAMILTON.
Accounts solicitor and kotit cub
jootto Bight chocU.
Cortlflcrttoa of Deposit Isoued tin *
abloln3 O nnd 12 months bonrlr.tj
Intoroat.or on demand without Iri *
toroot.
Advancoa made to cuntomore en
approved nocuritloBat market rsita
of Intoroat.
The Intoronto of Ouatomora arc
c'oooly ' guarded and every fcclllcv
compatible with principled o )
sound banking freely extended.
Draw dlghtdrafta on England , Ira-
land , Scotland , nnd all partaofQu *
rope.
doil EuroDonaPaoBa oTIokuta
OMAHA
SAVINGS BANK !
Cor. 13th and Douglas Sts.
Capital Stock , - - - 8150JOQ (
Liability of Stockholders , 300,000
Five Per CentlntBmU'aid ' on Deposits
LOANS HADE ON HEAL ESTA2A
JAUEi . llOlfl ) . fl
L. 11. B1NNKTT . Vice Piori
W. A. I'AXTON . lltoiglDZ DlrtckOf
JOIINE.VH.Uim , . C hli |
CIIA3 f. UANDKKSOH , 1IIOS. I , . K1UDALL.
J W OANNKTT , MAX MKYKIt.
JIEN'tiV Wait ! K fc. '
i