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THE DAILY BEE FKIDAY , FEBRUARY it : , 18851 - j '
Are now offerinp *
AT
FACTORY PRICES.
The greatest bargains ever seen in Omaha
200 ORGANS ! ! 100 PIANOS ! !
FOR GASH OR ON INSTALLMENTS
Also great reductions in Diamonds , Jew-
elrv. Clocks and Silverware.
Tlie only importers of Havana Cip-ars ,
and Meerschaum Goods in Omaha.
Wholesale dealers in Guns , Ammunition ,
Sporting Goods , Notions and Smokers' Ar
ticles.
Save Money by Baying
Acoux STOVES AND RANGES.
Every Steve Warranted.
JOH > HUSSIE ,
-2407 Cmn'us St. Sola Agent for Omaha.
Omaha national Bank ,
U. S. DEPOSITORY'
J. H. MILLARD. WM5WALLAOE ,
President.
CAPITALZ SURPLUS
$500,000.
Flro nnd Burglar Proof Safes.
For rent at from I lo (50 per annum
AIWBA E.KEITH.
' Utfen thli Coming ont
t Sjteciul Inducements
GOODS !
12 Douglas St. Omaha , Neb.
D. O.BRYAJST.M. D.
1224 Faraam Street ,
Comer ISth Bti Offloo hears 9 to 11 a. m. , 1 to I
m Ten yean experience Can ipeak Oerman.
o-t Sl-dly
NEW sroiusi NEW GOODS
A. KALBSH.
Merchant 'Tailor '
Sii B. 10thtticetkttt c < o/irnim aod
Low prices and RooJ Goods a specialty. All dotht
made npl n ( food itrle and on abort notice. Call an
convinced. Remember Ui place , Z2J S. 10th 81.
PHOTOGRAPHER
ai North I fifth Street.
Old Ute Hire Stand.
The present moprietor lshc It undertto d that
all photrgri'hi | ' ate made ntl.fsctor ) bclore be eg
< lem cred Ironi this ( allerr. The old manifcmcnt
ruttris and Ur. U. K. Gray succeeds.
Mendelssohn & Fisher ,
Ilooms 2s and 29 Om.ih.-xNatl.Bank Block
< rcciui > ou TO
Dufrene & . Mendelssohn
( ; < x L. FUher , fermer ? Hith Vf. U " Jena )
Anhltcct , Chlea/o iirUel-n
F-ir priced catalogued the 1
ivldreu , H. C. lUvmoo.l , Box 23) , Omaha , Neb.
Nurfer ) grounds tltukted Imniedlitiijr nonh ol tbe
Joitltute ( or the D il and Dumb. Coatncti ti en
ur trte planting. jioSSdSmw 2t
to a rwiiit no tu
100th meridian. Q
tha hour allowed-
irfrrl.
The hnuta tlitn weu ,
whole ( .SpriDtf.rin tha ND UESIDENOB'
appropnatioo bill. Of OmnVlO
otwithitandlnj op | aJLifllicUlC i
and Ho'.inan , all new ONE NO. H * .
roll otd mail compeatat _ _ _
STOCK
llorr thin movfd
for inland vai > \ \ tr.vn
S1HUO.OOO , td that , , . . . .
tul for for the rallw ft I'lant * . will consult then
Tliu , he tid , wti ntallm ? at the rtal mtato offici
tinnof fhocjiumilt. , 1300 Harney St. , or 22X
i-Uticn relating to trilers for l'riug planting urn *
poiUtli'ii
Intheoocrti of . .
prd.IJcnt wh bad b'J. . * W UUJJ.
fuur yutrn b 1 cutcalli JT ,
ti bit a mloutrition iir" ' JNeDra Ki
uf hU cabinet , but if hti H irj ir C H I-LDI
would txj able 11 eay to
WMtne man In the de irDCCV riTTI C
( .rrinstoMiney ) , lie u.JltlOU billLL
otfici 1 uiiiietJ.fciid had ihi.
crat who not only undenUx ' " ' " " ' .
uilliw to stand ui > nil .
lay - < > i-.vr - T-V
r r
Tovi.ibt\dcout < nd.dth30DY , M. D.
offer * ) I by Hoar iccreai.
ptUuun _ in thd bill n\ \
million of doUUn
andoultedlj- ) t tha ' * " 8t oao , Ho. ISO ) r
t o * tiik < n 'f ' u the bill v m to p. m.ani tiata
eu 1n the retrnl hmant tt ° < & * > W.rwUeoM 1U ,
"Words of "Warning nnil Comfort _
you are lUlTorlni tram poor health or
lanirutsbin : : on a bed el ilcknrgi , takechwr
> ouate slmp'y ailme : orlljou ( Ccl
e kaiid < tltplrUeil ,
1 without clc.ry know-
'Irit hj , H 'P Bitter *
111 surely cure jou "
It you are & minister , and
have o ert iodyiurs H 1th your
pastoral du'lw , or mother , worn out
with care and vo'l > , or a mm ol business or
labor , weakened by tbe stiain cl your e eryd y du
ties oramin of letteis tolling over your mlanlght
work , Uop Blttera will most tuitly ttrengthen juu
If yon are suffering from over-eating
or drinking , any indlicrotion or dissipa
tion , or arc young and growing too fast ,
as Is often the case ,
'or II you arc In ths workihop , on the
' ( wui , at tbe desk , anywheie , ind Icel
'th t your tystojj necJ clein tnz , ton-
'ins , eilmulatlry , without mtoxlcat-
'trie , It you re old ,
'blocd th-n and Impure , pulie
feeble , nenea unsa-tdy , licul lea
' anln . Hop Bitters li whit you need to
'give you new lite , health and rigor. "
It you arc c-sttvf , or dypeptlc or sufler-
Ink- from H'.y i f the ottier numerous da-
eieca of the stomuh cr bonelj , it u jour
own fault If you remain 11 , If
you are aslln < away with any form
of Kidney di-ea.se , st > P temptine death this
moment , and turn tor a euro to Hop Bitten.
If you are sick -tilth that terrible sick
ness , Nervousness , jou will find a "Balm
In Gllesd in Hop Bitters.
If you are a frequenter or a resident of
a miasmatic district , barricade your § ys-
tern apaimt tbe scoujpa of all countries
Malaria , Kpidemie , Bilious and Intermittent -
mittent fevers by the usa of Hop Bitters.
If yon have ronRh , iilmplj-j or tallow skin ,
bad breath , Hop Bitters will give you fair
skin , rich blood , tha Bweetest breath and
healih. SXO will be paid for a case they will
not cure or help.
help.A
A IiJidy's VSisli.
"Oh , how I do wish my skin was aa clear
'and boft as yourf , " aald n lady to a friend.
"You can easily make it BO , " answered the
friend. "How ! " inquired the first lady.
"By uiiujf hop Bitters that makea pure.rlch
blood and blooming health. It did for ne aa
you observe.
ta.None genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile ,
poi onons , stutl with "Hop" or "Hops" in
their nan.e.
By tbe uio o
jfl&88
Hitters the ha
nitmun appearance of the
tie * aie
bt a fatal bier look
.i * l &a the Ioc-1 i
a niilaej.itt b d
Appetneis icitornl ,
tern relifrinl wttr
niticb nt ilt-j alum
Ixr , tbrojgh thsttc
cl t' 14 ' edict
' Ich li > aUo IK
n ul to { > eisoD of a
rheumatic ttnJt-nc\
nl an ineatimahk
pre\enti > e ol ( ever
nd i uc. Tori '
all Dnultti ana
K ui it't : * t t ii > ira ut u > l fuoci > mt t ) a
No i t f itimaiAitt ieffl i > i ( i UMI t itrnpU , II 'll < * vl
fQ-li Bt < * * i na toi 1 > * r r tnt > irtL * W * ! ] f I
Ibi * in H ! uf t < * tn * 't 1 1 * tn ml or-- * * 'ul knom n Co ti.
ln j4 tl | > n > f § m ' A ( \ , * * * * tiiutt * . " W * * 11
rar CDdor K
or tnl r pr * " % Tb r 01
to tmlmtul | i * .l nuj
Ci4U" .V. r
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ERIE MEDICAL CO. , BUFFALO , N.Y.
fitOHA6KA LAND ABENCt
5. F. DAVls & 00 ,
DAVIS i SNTKCR. )
I'EALIUd IS
ESTATE
1W5 FARN.OI STHKET , UilAHA.
Hue lor i.Ve JOf.COO acrei cir lul ) > MlfCted lindf
la t ultra Nebrut a , at low nilce and en cujr terir
Impro-.el lartr * ( ortci'e la IV.ujln , Dodgu , Colin ,
PUt e , Uatt , Cumlo.Sirpr , W * < hlE.-too , iletrick ,
Siundtr , nil Ujtler CCUIIIM ,
Tax i | H < 1 la U parU ol the Hat J.
Slooey | O4 > cJ on improved 'ami.
NoUrj 1'nb.lo il i\ it. ofl.ce. Correiponi'cnoe
to Idttd.
St , Charles Hotel ,
0 STKEET , BET Ttb ami 8th , . tIKCOLN , NEB
Mr * . KaUCoaU ) , Frrprletoretf.
lr and tlr- aUjurnUbed. . Cool taxplt
rcoou on fint AVJI.
BMTTormiI'.W toU p r i > . Sptdal taUi (1f t
/ nemlxti el tbe ItsrU'.aturo. norlO-lm-c *
SINGKE-HANDKD
\Vliy a Tri \cllnK Mltittter
Shunned lijrtlio Pnsicnucn.
Cheyenne
Judge 3e.in , nho is now special deputy
sheriff at the depot , Is even smarter tban
ho looVs , ssmany of his friends will tes
tify. Ilscett'y he had no little trouble
with ft sanctimonious locking cuss , as
Artamns Ward wonM sjy , bet he now
chnckles - < ver the revenge ha achiereJ.
The emiBfitts froa fie south and
thole traveling nver the main Imp tn
hero assigned to cars and aec'.ions in the
emigrant coaches. Judge Be n has
charge of the allotment of the mvelm
and ondoavcri to airiiiRO them so that
the comfort may ba asjor.'l Occasion
ally ho encounters a hum n hog who , fcr
vtty moanuesF , refused to c'hangoliiscnt
when the ( xtrivtl of the passengers from
the couth makes some changes nectsiaty.
The other day a younz minister or inis-
aincaty occupied a middle sec ion in one
tf the emigrant c-w. There were vacant
secti ns at each etui of the car and Bean
asked tie minister t < > take cno if these
in ot-diT to allow a largo fas/ily / parly to
occupy adjacent sections , hut the min-
hter would tot move. Subsciiicntly | n
man .vross the aisle vacated n section and
then Bean asked the minister to take that
section. A gain he declined to move , and
whoniwkeil why he refused to accommo
date the women and chi'dr n , ho shrug
ged his shoulders and said he "didn t feel
like it. "
.Now Bran noticed ihat tha minister
had struck np a traveling -quaintancc
nith two men in the car , and ho at incc
planed a deadly revenge. When the two
men alighted from the car Bean was not
far away and teen talked with them
for a few moments. Subsequently he
went through the car ani quietly talked
to ( ach pass-ngcr. One man was he.vd
to say , "Why don't y. u arrest him' ' but
Bean replied. "Ho h s done no hing
wrong hero , but I warn you for yoin own
' '
good
The brakemen on the train s y that not
a passenger would speak tit 'he ' min'ster
after tin traio. left this ci y and the nan
was uttctly at a loss to account for the
evident evasion shown towards him by
his fellow travelers. At Laramie City he
learned the reason of the coldness and
snubs he had received.
A g.unblcr boarded the tra'n and one
of the br kcinen told him how ma ters
stood. A moment later the three-card
thrower slapped the minister a icsound-
ing Vlow on the back and excl.imed :
'Hjw are you , old pard ? Doa't know
as I'm dead ontj you , but the wheel-
twister has tipped your hand. How does
cha stack np ? ' looking around the car.
"I-I-I do-don't understand yoo , lr , ' an-
s wired the minister amazed at tha man
ner and tone of t c stranger.
"Oh , let np on that. Give us a pointer ,
can't yon ? I'm iljkg rather light and
might turn a trick myself. "
"My friend , I utterly fail to compre
hend you. "
"Well , you're a difsy. Say , yon
should be a running mate for Do : Bag > .
If you're making a eingle handcd plsy on
the strict q , t , I went copper you
Kinder strips me a man ihonld
play you open to win anyway.
If yon happen to drop Into
Salt L ke I wish yoa'd tell Three-
One Pete , you taw mo htrc. I'd like to
bo In with your p'ay ' , bat when a fellow
declares a pird dead ont 1 reckon he
night as well ch&nge in at come other
game. So long. "
And then the gimbler walked away ,
while the minister fell back t n the seat ,
alnrst paralyzed. Whan ho partially re
covered he asked the brjkcman , whowia
conveniently nesr , for an explanation.
"He didn't mean nntbin,1' answered
the brake man. "The cftictri at Cheyenne -
enno laid yon was a confidence man , told
the pauengcrj to look out for you , and
ha th uht yon belonged to the gang ,
that's alii"
There is no offiml data warranting a
statement that tha minister actually
srorj , but it is alleged that he looked
whole volumes of diluted profanity.
A KING AMONG T3.
Stanley Hiintlcy Heroines AV nU-ppj-
Chief of the Ictonn.
Sfew York Graphic.
By the death of Antelope , chief of the
'eton Sioux , Mr. Stanley Hunt'.ey ' , the
, opnlar editor of Drake's Travelers' Mag
azine , becomes chief of the Teton nation ,
nd hereafter he will be known In the
ndlan tocgue as "Wauk-pty-wan-kan , "
rhlch signifies that he Is a great "fire
water' brave. Mr. Huntley , while a
orrerpondent of the Chicago Tr.bune
o eral years ago , was snt to Interview
Sitting ball , then a fugitive across tbe
'anatiian ' border. While in the camp of
.his redoubtab'e v.-i-rior , Little Knife ,
hereditary chief of the Tetcns , while at-
emptingtooxecu'oa dtitisclt feat daring
wtr dance , fell and was grievously in
ured. Mr. Huntley attended tha old
man and by good luc'i brought him ont
of his troubles all right. For this ho was
dcp'.ed b/ the chief. Two
Youuf Antelope , the chiefs turvivug
on , patted into te spirit Una , and time
by th * Uw of succession Mr. Huntley ba
cintj chief uf the tiibe.
Troope of ftlends of Mr. Hun ley c til
ed ujnn h'm ' to-iay and betrcily congrat
ulated htm ui > 3 hisg.oi lack.
"The news has been sprung upon rae
suddenly , ' remukcd the Teton chief
to a Graphic man , "that I sc.rotly .
whit to s.y. Of course I appreciate the
lunor which bes been tl rust upon me ,
but real y I am not prepirci to siy at
tbu timu wlnt I sball do. If I accept ,
my wairior cu fit will bo a plug hat and
a tij club. Uf coarse it will be rather
thin for cold weather , bat it will be jast
the thing for summer. When Little
Knife adopted me at lib son and heir 1
little dreamed that It would ever amounl
to anything. It only goes to show that
fortune Is fickle , and that even news
paper men by patience and toil seme
times strike rich digging * . Still I am
not proud. C'uine In ana see me again.
Then purtnps 1 can tell you something
that will Interest you. "
Chief Wauk-pey-w n.kan h i > teat the
following letter to President Arthar
which speaks for Itself
NEW YOIIK , February i > . 1SS5. Th Hon
Chester A Arthur , Prwident of trr United
Stated-Dwr. Sia : Asycu mlUbaie obit-ryed
b ) tbedi paU'hc * iathi morning' * New Yor
jiapert , I hi > e suc e < l d to the chiefta n hi [
uf tbe Tetunr. aod I - .
u-.nt t < > a lc wbttbr
your nition ntl mioe are to liiu on friendly
trrus ( f equality , ur whetb r yvu wunt tnf
and carnage.
I would like'.In reirark lnt we will ha\
war on Up for any maraudii e republic * !
fonn of government that COU > P itxi'.iaf arnund
our c > 'C7retiinntl ' cutrict , while we will been
a Iae footing tuwirdi yonr people a loiij
at they cocdact tlieu elve * with : i due regati
to th prfjodiew of clvilizUi n. Acy ae
riation from this course of prcci-Jure will re
ultmyour bticg sect to the tower f"r th
first cilcn e and to two to er * for the tescnd
I'iiaia iptak tu your ncrctarjof tbe In
terlor tn-i ha e him brace up tbe rttioa
i 5ued to my tribe o M ! . . iccluue an oc
tonal him and a macltrtl f > > r Sunday. Ac
can ttf war mauritl , plu ? baU , cr light lit'i
atare cow on file ii > J-JOT et.i
will bf pnwfiilly received as t guarantee cf
your food faith.
Hoplnc to hear from yon , on in a ipirit ol
peace aronnd the KS r\Atic.'n Mid Rood will
toward * the underiiCTJ "d , 1 h\ve the honor to
remain yonrf , Sr\\"LEi UV/VTIKT , Ilex.
The following letter wai ent to O'Don
ovan-Hossn-
CBW YORK , Teb. 6 > Dnnnnllsu ,
. . -ficlJf , St. VincrnV * lie i.iti | I ) AR MR :
laving been psUbllihed a kirjf * absolute ol
, he Teton cation , In which . ! ! cs there i < in-
lerently no inam-y , I desire to make a propo
itinn to vou
IJfinj the only king on the premise * I am
ireparsd to t nd up nnd bs lnt at , blown
ip by drna.LiU' , or pth ivn e inconvenienced
> y yout ? ll. your jkitmt'luM , or. your ikir
ni < hirg fuud , tlis later preferable , at ten'on
ible rat , cash pnyrrent" in ddv.inci1.
Pleate be pod enousb t-i notifv int > ns to
he amount of your appropriation for tha next
tt.vk on tha ctfet monarchips. I think we
will hue no difficulty in arranging pilces to
ur iiiutonl BitliftctioD.
\ \ ith profound reflect for yrurself nd your
bility to m ke thi < basineM pay mo a little
orcething , 1 remain , youn rffper-tfully.
ST.NUHrsTLET , Kcx ,
\ALI.VIIM : : .
'ho MI-.s\- | That IIa\c Bicn I
slgncil to Con\t y His Messages ,
"i-w York Tvlfgram.
"Have we any valentinet ? " said a large
holesalo de-tier In such luxuries to a re-
jorter yesterday. "Why , bl si yonr
eart , wliere are yonr eje.i'
And there they lay f > e valentiaes ,
ot the eyes helter ektltsr , i\j \ and
ttle , cheap and osily , before the eyes
f the mrdtat qnill driver.
"Wo have them fine , siperfino and
Idicalona , ' said the dealer , "but they are
11 of n higher quality th&n usual. "
Some werd real pretty. A dainty oao
n nco paper of cream , displayed two
guios arranged In lovir-llko'fashion ;
pen palling the s ring they embraced ,
nd etveral lincj of type beneath pjarea
cr h a loving etfoston. Ths flguns were
ffinelndh feithers and the coloring
nthely novel and picturesque. This val-
nlino Is in n perfumed sandal wcod case
nd cDits § 5.
A ludicrous cne lay new by. A nsqro
oachman in brilliant ' ' '
, 'toggery , with a
ovutchmg little bhcda leiide him In a
Citingcuitumc of crimson and fur. The
gutes were of cork and the costumes
eic colored sup rbly. An Irresistible
prin was on the oachie's visage , while
19 smi'o ' of his chaimirg compuron was
n ugh to distract any man. S jmo darn
el will bi iinoltcd with this valentine
ithln a fortnight.
Jointed valeijtinoi are en the Increas3.
. figure of moninfnl cast f countenanre ,
hen reversed , will , on pressure of a
prinp or the pulling of a spring , ahieve
Jaagluble trantformatlcn. Among the
oral valentines Is a bouquet of "sunset"
oses of glisa and a string pulled dla-
losesaloveratd hlsicamoiata "under
e rojes. "
Hand painted valentines come hih
ils year.but they are of a aup.'rior qual-
4y ; mtny are in the shape of sicheta.
i. heliotrope velvet cacha Ins a lovely
ale pink nosegay painted en one side ,
rhtle lllumlma'cd
an valentine appears
n the other. A pair of talipi open , and
Iscloso"iwo lips" en'r' act beneath
lem. These are of was on a satin
round , and tiny white satin bows orna
ment the card.
Roller skating is r presented by a neat-
hidden paiuttd sc no Vcliind a bouquet
f glass flowers , which divide by pulling
string underneath the cardboard.
Card v lent lies range in price from 5
cuts to $ , ' 5 or 84 , and perfumed ones from
3 cents upward A perfumed moiichoir
tse has beautiful pansies hand { tainted
nwbito satin It is a novflty , pear-
iiaped , and in the bottom of the ca e is
u illuminated valentine ; each line lias a
atnty capital letter of a flower
A point-lace delicately scented band
er , hief parts In the middle and discloses
basket of floral gems in a greener } ' of
o'iage.
The athletes : re represented by two
gures clothed in tights , and who fppeir
n a platfoim ready for a pugi istic en-
ounter. They appear upon pressure of a
right lined ribbon knot , wh'ch looks
mple enough , on the edge of a bovel-
dged pink card
PKS PARALYSIS.
How It ElTocta Tlnso Constantly ICn-
in Writing.
Hartford Times.
Miny atenojraphera acd [ enots who
uko their living by constant utuufthe
en cr pencil , are uriltctsd with pec par-
ly i < ; and , a'though , is a. general thirj ; ,
his trouble nnba cured by afew months'
est , some cf those writers alllisted with
never recover. Nobody knows the
r.ia uf inceisiut j > enmanship npon the
muscles and nerves tf the hand and
wr.sl better , or irdted as well , es thoie
who paw through a daily experience of
h t nature.
Tdlegraph operators arc likumsoafllici-
d i-.h paralysis of the lama mnsclts
\ Timesjeporter had a conversation re-
ertly with a first--lasa operator , and ha
iik d the question :
'I unuirstand that first class te'c-
graphors are the only ones wtu pet tele-
; r jihen' ' psrjlytn ; why dcn't the teccnd
a thlr clisi opjratorsget it ) '
"Btcune , " replied the Morsa mm , "o
good opentor Is paid a good talaiy aad is
ocs ij'iently kept cunsuntly working aha -
ha l > iard , while a second or third-rlais
man has rr.vy rwtlng tpilli which alhw
ilm to a'ratch ' his irns and tbna eecapa
iira'yais. ' Many mn who h vo been
working for the company for years and
were % tlng g od wagea have heen com
pellea u g vo up their lucrative employ
mcnt by telegraph < r > par lysir , Yon
notice it first in tbe muscles of yonr a m ,
whici hasome nu-nb after a hard day' *
work ; tnd within i.x months after the
first shock the ttontest operator will sac-
cum. Tui ptr ljslt , however , dcoi net
dts ray iho me of yacr arms and firg r
entirely , but while you are able to lift ,
tad handle object * of any considerable
t\io \ yon will not be able to button your
cult "r suipenden.
"Don't that acouc.t for some of the
mittakes made u telegraphing ? "
"Yez , Indeed. Mary mistakes In tsl
charged at first t defects in
the n.alinery , have been traced to par-
17111 in the operator , 1'icausj it soon
becomes e\idect that the operator has
lest bis sense of t juch. You su ? , the
prctsire on the key over what
is required will produce another letter
thai ibc one intended by the opurstor ;
ltd at it soon comoi about that what the
anfoit jn&t- ) operator it firtt attributes to
i-\cr ok finally comet to bo an orldcnl
tots of scniitucneai of touch. This
a u&lly occoii from six to e ght years
after an opemu r his been working ate.id-
i a fits -c'.isi uian. "
Nothing Small ADout Him ,
"Cn yea clangs a $1.000 til : ' inked
the plumber ,
"No , l\o no niiall lniT ab-ut me'
replied thodepct-rtiturant ' " " .
vi\oj\r. :
Itcmtrkiitilo Cnrccr or Cfliuo 01
Uotlt slilc-i or the Atlantic- ,
St. I/'ui ? Globe-Democrat.
Tha wso of George A. Vincent , in
dieted for forgery , was commenced in
the criminal court yesterday. On the
23th of Kebruiry last a well-drcssoc
eentlematily Ixking nzaa appeared before -
fore Cashier Xickerson , of the St. Inois
Na'ion * ! bank , and { ireicnted a draft for
$ CoOO pnrpott'ng to luvo been duwn
by the l"ni > ' 3 National bank on the Patk
National bank , of New York. Ho gave
hs name as George A. Vincent , a prom
inent business man < > f New i > rle m.
Immediately upon presentation of the
draft ho iras arrested by Uatecti\es
Tracy and Tucker , who hid been sent
there by Chief Harrlgao , ha having IP
celved information that a fernery was
abont to bo perpetrated upon the St ,
Louis National. Tha chief WAS con
vinced that Vincent was a good captoi j ,
and ccrrespcndenco WAS entered into
with the PmVerton agency. The
reui't was rat sfictory. Vmsort was
found to bo tbe minwlmln 1ST2 wai
c. nerned , w tl Wai e ? Sheridin , Stove
Uiytnoad , Valentino ( Jleison and Ac
drew Roberta , all noted cruoki. m tin-
great E 19 bead Isrgirict. whereby the
taitorj realized 5300,000. In 1876"Vin
cent was caught , convic.ed and tentjuccd
t ) Slrt ; Sing for fifteen years. Six
niont } < t afterwards lu set fire to the bake
shop if tha prison , and with saveral
others esaped , seiz ng a Icomotive
standing tn a track near by , and by this
means rtashint ; the opin couLtry , whore
they abandoned thp etgino and took to
ihs fields. Oe pits.'d under the nitno ot
Charles J. Williameon then.
All the p isonora were Hfirs'quently
recapturnl except Vincent , who , lu 1878 ,
was c night in Londoi , after perpetrating
i forgery f jr a hrgo amount on the Lon
don Joint Bt.ck bank , ani was sentenced
; o Djrtnnor prison under the iiinu of
3herwotd , nlias Penio , for ten joa .
September 10 , 18SJ , ho wai released on
liciet-oMeavo , and cime to the United
States aaln , being f tee bat a few months
only befoie he fell into the hands of the
St Lini3 police. Ho is said to bo one of the
ehro.vdett forgers who ever lived , siiil
; oed c&to has been taken to luld htm
lere. A few mrn hs ago a bond wst se
cured by him , bu : jait as be was about
: o leivothgFour Conns bui'ding ' Chief
Harii on had h'm ' ratrrosted. The sa-
curity tffared on the bjcd was a former
street cir driver named Milono.
Since Vincent IPS been in the St. Louis
jail he h's been the object of the most CA-
; reme watchfulness on the { \irt of the
jailor and guards , Mr. Siegmund having
; ons so far at to discharge ono guard for
intimacy with tha pr.soiur in pas > i-o ;
initter to the outside for him A veiled
woman ah > c tiled at the jail one day ,
and the attendant couli see a flash of
lecognition passing between her and the
"orger , but she was never seen aga n
What i elation she boie to Vincent is not
known. The p isJLer ii cool and col
lected at all times and peifect master of
limself. Messrs. N. C. Claibornc and
G.vescho represent the defense ? . Chal-
aron , oslrer of the Un'on national bink
of New Or'cans , it heie as a witness.
Cashier Nicholson's testimony was simply
: o the elfect that the prisiner tailed at
the bank , presented his carl and asked if
a lutter of advice had been received.
Aft-r some talk about ihe payment of the
money Vincent said ho would call for it
it 1 o'clock , and turning aronnd was ar-
res'ei by the detect.ves. Detectives
Tracy and Tucker were c n the stand and
related the story of the arrest.
Wai er Sheridan , Vincent's accomplice
.n the Erie bond forgeries , was arrested
: io'e a short time ago f r { lasiing counter
feit money and rec ntly sentenced to tbe
penitentiary for two years. H is career ,
ivhich is even more excit ng and interest-
ng than that of Vincent , was detailed in
tha Globe-Uemocnit on y a abort time
igo. Chief Hanson teg rtls Sheridan as
even a sliarper man tlian Vincent and the
neat expert forger behind the bars.
IOWA ITEMS.
The schools of Clinton have an en
rollment of 1 827.
A portable tcale compiny has been or
ganized at Davenport.
Paul Pomeroy of the state university
won the nrat pr.'ze at the atato oratorical
contest.
The around hog club of Diverpirt
cnwled into its hole on the approasn of
the blizzard and took a forty-eight hour's
nap.
Theprind jnry of Keoranqua has been
instructed to declare all Incites where
Iqnor is sold , nuisances and indict the
wncrs.
There were twenty-three applicants
or tha position of steward cf the Tama
c-mnty p > < > r house. Twcirytwo trere
( ft out in the cold.
Thera ore ninety-nine county supcrlr-
: cndcnls of rcbo It in the e'ate. Out of
.his number the atato supiriatendent so
ects nice aa a committee to prepare tbo
jueationn composing tbo a'ato lists sent
out to the vsr ous county superintendents
"or exina.atMns.
Telephone communication was last
vick completed between DonU ] > , Mis
souri Valley , Woodbine and Lngao , The
ine will be comp'eted to Council Bluils
a the spring , ami a connection formed
with an eastern company , so tint at an
early day there will be complete speaking
communication between the towns and
cities a'onj ; the line of the CMcazo
Northwestern railway bstwean the Mia
aissippi and Missouri rivers.
Of the survey for a location for a bridge
iruss the Missouri river at Sicui City
ho Journal siys : ' 'The sounding for
aed-rock at the foot cf Nebraska atreel
iad reached a depth of ninety feet last
evening without touching bottom. The
lower end of the pipe Is now In quick-
eaud. If rock is not found at the depth
of 100 feet the search will be ducontin
ned at that point. ' '
Serinti * Tronlilt * Alirwl.
Detroit Free I'resi.
"I tell you , " aaid one man with a
great deal of extra heat , ' he ii a rcai
who will take any advantage of you ! 1
w ulda'c trust him to carry a pint cf
.lasses . half a block for me. " "And
tbe most disagreeable perstn 1 eer
met , " added a eecind ; ' 'if I bad hh per
sonal waya I should pray to be bit with a
sand club aod shoved under the ice. '
"Oh , he'll go down , and don't you f..ro . ; < t
It " pat in a third ; "I've heard hints al-
rc dy of his being financially embar
rassed , and 1 e\pect to live t" see the
day when he will raw wood for 60 centa
per c rdl' Ilia fourth and filth nun
walked away together , and tie fourth
whtipored. 'Too b < d too bad , I "ogbt
to have known how It wonld opento '
"Why , whit IPS the nun done ) ' , asked
the ether. "Done" Why , he's goco
and bought a pacing bo.'sa which caa
ck-in 'em a1 ! out. D'ye suppose & mm
wbiiibeatin on the mow ia ever going
( to f jr0'ive tin pirty whu duel It. '
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