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THE DAILY'BEE-THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 10 , 1885. . il If. in unmilii r rfidy for UtseMvio. ' - Alitttc } ' . nnd I.ln'i. ( t Ii Intaliiiiblt fur Tl v. " ! fcc * I' r \finntidud \ alt lie lend teikntdr ; l' > < F'flrirfnollnltirtMliciciith cftivhemla'i jnnlurp roiwtiifttion | olAT/ronmt'/ ' " " ' * cnflrlif anil purlfm HipWoml.MlrriiUi 4Ko if liQtlto.nids ttio nwlmllatlon of fort r .VtM Heartburn anil Helrhlnc , em ! etr ; c . H F liui ib ami in rvcs > . - I-tcrwdy nt Fovrm , wtt u1 Iirv ' t iTi . It ' " 'J ' 'il" " ' inIV vMiiifp" rn * ntm-'tf i T --ii' l .1 1 I'll- ' 1 "ft I THf 'J l- ' * . . . lii V M > n 011111 CO , finl > ' 'l"C ' AJ $ oiUgoiefl Iji Ue BROAD GLAIN . Uiiiette BEST OPERATING , QUICKEST SELLING AND Kvei * oltorcd to tlio uuullc. HAMBURG -AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. Direcfc Line for England , Franco and Germany. The steamships ol this wo'l known line are built of Iron , tn nutcr-tlght compartments , and are fur- Elehml with every rrqu'slto ' to nwko the passigc both aafo acd agreeable , They carry the United Statoa and European malls , anil leave Now York Tbusdaysand Saturdays for 1'lvmouth ( LONDON ) Chcrboug , ( PA1U9 and HAHHUHO. Katoa : Stocrago Irnm Hamburg ; $10 , to Hamburg no ; round trip $20 First Cabin , $55 , $05 and $75. Henry 1'undt Jlark Hanson , F. E. Moorca , M. Toll , BRcnta In Omaha , Qrononc k S.hoentKen , BgontnlnCouudllUlulIti. C. 11. 1UCIIAUI ) & CO , Oen. 1'ttsa. AgU , 01 Broadway. N. Y. Cilia Koz- mlnskt It C ? . . Oonoral Western Aeot ( , 170 Wash- log St. , Chicago , 111. which bo nn' mntil l'Hii : ; to Ills follow- AddlotkJ.U.HliKVJij.iaOhatbauibUJi ( ] nlf k p nn.n nl corn. Hook ttt M. R. , > REPRESENZSl rbtrmlx Inauronoo Co. , London , Cash Anaota 15,841,000 \V < * tchosterN. Y , Capital 1,000,000 The Merchants of Nowark.N. J. , Capital. . . . 1,276,000 OlrarJFlre , Phllnlolphll.CaplUl 1,200,000 Woman's FundCartta _ _ . _ . 1.139000 IS BOTTLES. Erlcmgor , . , . . . . . . . - . - . Knvaria Calmbaeher , Bavaria Pilsner , * Bohcminn "Kaiser . . * . .Bromon , DOMESTIC. Badweiasr Sfc , Lonio AnlmnQor.-- .St. Louia. Beat's. . . . Milwaukee. Soblitz-Pilaner Milwnukoo , Kru 'a Omaha Ala. Pottar. Domestic and Rhint Wiao. VD. MAUR3SB , 1218 Faruam St. 18 CONDUCTED UV Eoyal Havana Lottery I ( A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION , ) Drawn at Havana Cuba , Every 12 to U Days. 5IOKCTS , 11.00 , nA.tiVKS.II.CO Hnlitoot to no manipulation , not controlled by tli partita In Intorest. II Ii the Ulioet thine laiti nature ol chinoe la eilitonoo. For ticket * apply to HHI3KV & CO. . 1212 Broad' ' y. N. Y City ; A MOLL & CO. , 4 > 7 Walnut Ht t Ix > uli , Mo .or M. 01TEN3 i , CO , fliaMain St. A PINE LINE 0 P THE ONLY.EXOHJ&1VE IN OMAHA1NKB , el-C Krrfeat IHbUllr * / MMkooJ il * nrtKtlptloa of noixt iptdiUtk iuo1 " ' - ' . ' - - - LO ltll. KD * r PULLMAN'S ' TOWN , A City That Was Bnilt at Osc ? , and ty One Man , Vorltcrs its Only Inlmbltniits One ol the Most KcniaiUnbli1 IMaccs In tlio C iuntiy A. Model Town , New York Sun. The town of Pullman is aitntttcd on the lllnols Central railroad , aVout n dozen miles to tlio south of Chicago. It ! s the cat of tlio vorka of the "palaco cnr' otnpnnyt of which Mr. George Pullunn a pvetdent , nnd la chtttly inhabited by , ho employes nnd their families. Ai- hotigli the construction of tbo fnstoiio ; wna not began until the spring of 1830. \hcn the alto ot the town WAS unbroken irahio land , the city of Pullman cnn- ained lait Scptcmbur 8,513 sMtls. The utontion of Mr. I'tillmnn wai to nnko it k model community in which the work nginnti could obttin icany of the ndvan age ] ordinal ily secured by wealth alone , uid where Uip inhatitaiila could pioB ivcs of nlmoat ideal order nnd beauty. lo put the building of the town undoi .ho . direction of a Bip lo nrchitcc1 * , who vrn ? Instrnclcd to Iny out the ptaco en ciontilio principles , and \\aa enabled tn ircsorvo a unity of dtsign which woold uvo bscn Impcsiiblo under other circum- atancee. The reanlt h tohl very cntor alningly by M. Richard T. Ely in the ait number of llorpct'a Jln Dzine , nnd ila dccctiptlona nnd obiu'ratnua are cc- compixnieti by nuny illuatratlona tf mccb xttlatia m < rir.Vo have aUo n roporl ' 'InduiU'ial sclal nnd . ipoiftho , : cconoui. cnl condition cf I'nllman , " undo by the convention of the cornralsaionora of laboi atatUtica of the difusront atatca. Thai convention mot Jrut Juno In St. Louis and , according to usi'oan-oiit , noaemblec igaln in Piillmin in September , anc spent thrco caya ? in olttdylng the work- ng3 of Mi. Pu'loinn'a ' sacial experiment , A SKIUT UAKC AND D aIanTFUL. Both of three authorities apoak w tl admiration of the town in ita eunrfhri : nepocta , at loait. "It ia Indeed a eight a ; MIC rs it is dtlightful , " naid Mr Ely. 'What might have been tali en for E venlthy aubutbin tjirn Ia given up tc ) uay worker. ' , wlo Hlor.illy earn tliali iread in the owo&t of their bioT.1. There are no dnncp , and "clorgymtn , cllisora oi ho company , nnd mochvoica Uvo in ad > oinlng dwelling' . " Tno p'nco haa tn 'tll-porvadirg air cf thrift tnd provi donee1 , nnd in the laborois' quartern cut D lilapida od doorstop nor a broken win- low , atuU'iid , parhapo , with old cLtbing , a lo bo found. ' Tha houtca wLih arc of brick nto bull ! n groups of tno or nnro , nud oven in ) locka , but each ono hna ita nrchitectutnl ) ecului'los : , and neatly ir'mmed lawua eparato the dwellings fiom the stroet. 'ho frontnga of all thu buildings oxtonda long fire miloa of solid paved aireots.itnd .hero nro fooriocn miles of : ; vlroad track aid for I ho uoo of thoaa in the shops and lie town. Grant care and expense have > ocn expended on n sclont'lic dininago nd sewerage ay a tern , and a water tjwer Ittributes through the town a supply of wntor from Lnko Michigan. Anung the mblic buildings are a picturesque heel - el , a church , n market honsa nnd an ar- aiv , cent igmg the only ahops in the .own , a library and n theatre. The trcctsiu-j wide , \ \ obnllt \ \ , and , yrhct- vcr posalb'o , parked. The choapcat tui- mcnt ia tiippllod with gns and water nnd v.th girbnjo outlets. "Iho housekeeper lirowa the garbage into a specified reo.-p- ide and has no moro ciro of it. " Tli3 library contains 0,000 volumes , the ; ift of Mr. Pullman , nnd haa a reading 'com ' Tii'li many per'odicn's. ' ' 'The .b'nry rociiu ate elegantly furnished with Wilton .carpets and pluih-covorcd haira , and the walla ara beautifully ulnted ; " firitiipart of Iho design of 'oilman to surround laborers , as far ni ) o sibo ! , with all tha prlivie ea of largo iroalth. " Nothing boliig free in the town , lie annual subecription to the library is 3. An attempt has been m ado to in- uca the subscribers to Improve their ate in reading ; but , aa i ) usually tbo as a with auch libraries , throe-quarters of 10 books taken out are u'orka of fiction , 'here is a handsome frco school bnlldicg , onntion livery nccommndatiocs are pro- idrd , and the Pullman company BUS- alna n Cro department. A SUCCESSFUL UXTElU'UIbK. Innet , the Pullman company ana- xlna everything In Pullman. It owns 11 the land and all the buildings , which now number ever fifteen hnn- rod , and which are rented at rates arjiog from § 4 a month for the heupc&t lla's to $100 a month for the arrest private house in the place. The int uauolly paid vaiioj from $14 to $25 ir.oath ; rud , aa s bnsinenB onterpriee , 'ullman ia succcesful , for it jhlda u lar.djomo interest on the money cx- ciided , and tin land has vastly increaaed n value. It la also romatknblo for its icnlthfulnoBH , the death rate being only bout ono half that of the nearest OUI ) . The "silent educational inlluenca of heir enrroundlngs , " wo are told , worka great change in the inhabitants , slovenly housewives are ahatned Into mbiti of clcanlinosa andrrdor by the oed exEiuplo of their neighbors and the pick snd up in condition tf tha town ; jnorally. "Men who are acsuttuned " "o louuge on their front itops , smokict ; ilpcsatd tn dirty ehtrt alcovesscondroit md aotmcrj in uccordacua with the to- qutrcmenla r f arc oty. " And yetMr. Ely to Ism Iho hlub'.lart of this model city are not coutjnt ; at.c whj ? BoeauBo Mr. Pollmau la rcaolm ihat they shall bo happy in tha way he appoints nnd in no otier. They cinno own their dwellings , for those all belonj ID tbo company , \\hich \ will not sell them They have m pait in the municipal gov eminent and nothing to Hiy In rogsra ti It , for tin cDinpiuy controls cvoryth < n | with a dtispotic laad. "Tho power o D amucK ia Germany la uttarly inslgnlG c nk , ' Bays Mr. Ely , "when comparei with the yoinr of the ruling autncil'y ' r th& Pullmun Pehco Car umipauy in Pull man. " Evuy toaint holda bi > house c a 1 aio viInch may bo terminated on lo daya notice , end tint no uason need b glvoafortho no ia ) the lease expreatl Btlmnlatea. AOT \ rort J.UI I't.Aci ; OK UKSIUKXCE. The cons.-quenco IB that people wli try thia modul oouimunlty and come nr dcr the philanthropic dcapotiem of M : Pullman BIO usually vary tirjdcf It afU a shot t residence. Ih ) velut carjn acd pluth coveted chilis of the Hbrarj the Rneu and closely ahavu lavna the preui'uit v < apect bi i y and oven the low deal rte , do no * compensate for the loia frcoiom at d apontanelty. It M all ei i loa and prcpr , but It would be moro t their taste to ti' on tbo atonp in the hirt-tlcuvca and amoko a pipe , whc they felt EO inolined. Tha ujvarjin order b c nnca pppioiahv , nid tl ta utlral oommiehlonors lay , ' ann t nioi cnues a algh f jr Iho lot .sir wa ; and the consequent locat r morals of othet r'otuniunllicr. " Ono woman told Mr. Ely that abe hid been in Pullman f J twoyoarj , tnd that thcrovete cnly thicc fmailies of her acqanintnticj who were thsro when aho c me. "Wo cill It citnp' Inpoct , 'ahe added. The Inhabitants , belnij nM dspondcnt on the cimt/nny , are afraid to express thrlr real fcobujs. Largo aa iho ii'nco is thcro Is no news psj-er through which conphinta might lind utterance , nnd everybody Is timid and dlatrnstfn ) . The men brllovo th > .v are watched by the 'company apottcr. The edncatinnil advantages of self-gov ernment nro loar. "Tho citizen i > aur- rounded by constant rostriint and t\ - ittlctlon , and oveijthirg ii done for him , nothing done for him. ' Ho ia noloviii allowed liberty of criticism. la It any wonder that this model com munity Is renmrk blo for polty joalou lf s and nuspic'ons , that changes among il.c rcaldonts are ao frequent , and that there is " of insecurity an "nll-pcrradinj feeling ity ! " It is run In accord inco with abenu- li'ul ' theory , but ono which , unfortunate ly , ia fumhmontilly defoctlvo , in tbnt it takes no account of human n&tura. Aa n epccttlation , Pnllnnn may bo n tuccsafful venture , but its failure na n HO : ill experiment win Ino\itiblo from the start. People want to regulate tholr own lives , and they on | oy freedom oven mori ! than they do Wilton carpets , velvo'y ' lawna and slenlifio dtnlnagp , with dcapot , oven a philanthropic dcapol , tc mark out their path for them. F.I MAlull's Kofont Late Enfil sh pipers ttitj thut the Arabian ornin , El Nuii-il , pnbHrlus th ? three following letters from El Mahdi : "To My Ltrutonant , the Amenr Nur Ati- para ct Shendy Oed Lo with thce1 Mj nccciit nt DoiiRol.i informs ino of tlio arrival ol tholirfct llnKlibh trculH which tli Groin' Vl/ifr GludHtono tins pieced t tli3 Khtdlio'c disposal , BO tint Ihay Hbould recnmiucr tin Soudin. Mark my orders , and cany them out. ( iathor all my troops around theo and go to lictber. Thorfl nro 1,100 ! men then under cunmand of Nur Kdtlln , Thou will thus ba nt the bond ot 8,000 wartiorp , They wilt await the llngllsh with this niiny , and il possible attack them on Mount II am ml , t. the mirth of Ueiber lieloro the battle lei ourbrothoia kuuw that the wliolu camp of tin Chfistiatis will bo piven to them Send tin lienda of the Cluistian guneraU toOiman Dig na iu order that lie muy nhow tloin lo hit army nnd Incite the latter to fresh combita. Otuy thy prophet. " "To the Apple of Slliio r.yo , the Gutcralia simo Oamau Dlun : Why uc.st thou send UK nu nowa of StiaUIni ? 1 l w long wilt thou lei thu Christians hold it ? How can I cost 1113 plunce toward Arabia nnd expect aid thenct when I can not approach the so ? Thou , whc art my ritjht hand , delay not to optn ino tread road to the aea ? " "To Nur Kddin , nt Uerber : Know that ] h vo appointed ai my secret nRents , A ii Koroako , ( i. in Wndy llilfi > , S. ia Assouan and A. In Mei.xue. Tlicu canst , therefoie have full trust iu their information , for thfj -msn , nnd lute the soldiers of the ijueen. " In the A nib camp mar Dulkn Island , which was dts'r.cdaflurycatetdny'd fmht , theio was found a copy of an official doc ument iddrosstd to "Tho F&ithful" bj 101 Blab ill. The document ia in the fern : of an encyclical letter , ntidstntea tbnt the Prophoi took Khurloum by atorm tn the 20th of hat month ; that bo had killed the niitor Goidon end had cnp'nreel hie .earners. Tha document ends wich the ordo , "El hsmdu Allah tcyyib ! ' ( Fiuine o to Gcdl ) Gen. Brackonbury telegraphi , under ate of Kf rbokau , Fobtiury 11 , a tranE- itlcn of the Arabic docnmoct found near 10 camp deserted by the robola on Tuos- ay. Ic was found by a private soldier n a donkey's saddle about 400 yards be- ilnd the captured position. It ia from 10 governor of Berber to his faithful fol- owors. The document ommonccj "In the nine ( f God , " etc. , and continues : "To- Dy , after m'ddav prayer. 1 received a otter from the faithful Khalifa Abdulah iden Mohammed , In which ho says that [ hartoum was taken on Monday , ! > : h labi , 1302 , on Ilia aide of Elbnoni , in the ollowing manner : El Mjhdi prayed and ) Ioucd the troop ) , -who then advanced ; aicmt the fortifications. They entered Lharloum In a quarter of an hour , killed 10 traitor Gordon and captured his teamera and boats. God haa made him ; 'orious. ' Bo grateful , thank nnd praisu 3od for his unapoakablo mercy. I an- ounce It 10 you. " It may bo noted that " ! lth Rabi" eor- oaponda to January 27 , European s < yu. ! 'ho ' f regoing confirms the previous re lorta that Qen. Gordon was killed. THE DEVIIj WINS A IIATTI'E. Iiiscnlar Development' of n Itc\lvil \enln. Xr.Ni.v , Ohio , February 15. Thcro waa n ozciting time nt the Mothcdiat Eplaco- ill church tt O'd tw ; thno miles north f this city lest n'ght. ' For several eeki put a revival has been in progress lierehlch became qulto noted on ac- aunt of the largo number of convoits HE mod. The mcttmps wcro cocidntteel in lid oinip'o , old fashioned way , and 111 moat approve d haunony prevailed until few uvcningn ago when n eat elided in- icidual from IndinTinptlla pat in an cp- rjuco , and nt his own r.-queit , waa iwod to take inrt in the aervcea. : Ee oo a made himself oll'drs va by attorn p - ng lo peranado the ex alnnora that ihe olIglLii they had p\perioncod did not mount t > much , anil that they w.nli lever have a auro thing on the bright ido of tbo hereafter _ unless they em- iree'ud hi ) patent Cliria'ltnlty , wnrraute'd not to r p , tear , or run ib\vn at the heel" ' | The congrogatlon patiently ttood tbo ndlaaapoha man's doctiiao until laot availing , whan they intlnin'od to him hat hia preaching aa well aa hlmtolf wu 10 longer wolcomo. The holy Ilocaier laid no attention to the hints , nnd not int 1 they had oiilar ed to of on thrciite did ho design lo notice them. The climax wjs reached last night when the advocate of iho improved religion attempted U ; ako charge of ami conduct the meeting [ lo was ordered to doti t , the order bo ng accompanied by a throat to bounci tjim and hla religion out cf Ui3 churcl unluja bo camp ied. He replied tint h wou'd ' remain there until the Lord order him'a ' domt , tmd commenced ti pray Tha oppoalng numbers of t'io congrega tioa then started to i m ? , toping In thl way to shut out the sin itiad brothu Bat U o knlortloy aanz too louder hi pmycd.and not lut 1 ono of the leader Kiokod over tbo mouimra1 bunch , a which ho wai knoellng , did the voluntec preacher atop. _ Thlo wts the alf ml for general melee , in which both factions c the cacgrcgiticn participated , and dm Ing which si ti v > ire > overturned and th wildest dlaoidir irorallec' . The light woru pat out and ( In puclu ic Ohrlit.an fi ni Ily driven fr m tbo churdi , thu muei legs being pcrm nantly broken up an the c jngregaUon baily torn asunder. DUIIKEE'-S SALUI DUEVSINO & Cot MFAT SAIHU. Tbo uahotsil favurlti both in the U. S and Great Britih Wh lejome , do'i ' i us , economic * ! , an nntiitlora. Saves iuxlely , waste , an trouble. PEOPLE IN THE SOUDAN , A Glance at the "Lanl of tie Blacks" in Egypt , Tlio llrltlsli Military OporntloiiM at the Converging 1'oint of Nearly All of tlio African I'.nccs , Tlio Anthmpolrglr.il tolety of W < uh- ngtin lave jest rjciivad from the An htopn'oglcai iiiitituto of London an ox- remaly InteroiUrg pper on HID cthno- ogy tf Egyptian jjondao , prepiredby 'rufesur A. II. Kcnnr , a tuciubtr of the Dstitota council This paper throws nnch li ht upon ( In ) charact Jtlstici of bo warlike mid prcelat ry pcop'o who , under a le.id r of Isliun , arc tj-iliiy dlt- > ining the occupation tf tbo r tot r tory / > y one u * the most formidable tint on tf CliTlntcndoai. The writer states thix * . the ixpretsinn Snudan , or Bekel cs-Soudan , 'Lind if the Blacks , " npp'ics t } ho whole region balweon the Atlantic and ho Rod Sea and from the Sahara mid jgypt to the equator Ethnically spoik ng it ia the land of transition uotnoan ho IlnmlUs of the Nor.h an5. the fogtoi-3 of South Africi. The Eait Son an , the eceno of the But ah military porations , the uiiterinjs , ia thocjuvorg- ug point of nearly all the Afnoin racoi , u giving the distribution uf thesj ncca ho says that the SDmorsot .Nilo con- ip.ctlng Like Victoria ixud Albert Njau- i llo\\a through Bantu territory. The Jrthr ol-Jobul , bttnccn L\ko Albert and ho Sobat confluence , Is lit Id by ngroo . ? ho Whits Nilo. bolweon Sobat und the Jluo Kilo ccnlluoncjB nml tin main trcntn northwardf , is ocoapied en the oft chidly by Semltjs and rii ht by lamitca. From Dongoln to Aennn , on , ho Egyptian frontier , the va'h-y ' between ho Lybyan and Arabian doaorta ia hold > y Nubians. The wlnlo Ceylon east of , hia valley , no far ai the Red Sea and be- loon the Abjsslnhn highlands and the oaat around to Cipo Gardaful and south , o the equator , ii held by Hainitcs. The arid wanton end steppes west of the Nile are hold entirely by llio Stinito coniada , while in thn ouiljing provinces tfKor- lofan nod Ditfna Srinitcs , Nubians , no- gcoos and ovou Ranntca and Fulaha nro nt3rroiiu > lcd. To us along llio courao of ho Nils the writer shows thattho Bantua n'l nogroea occupy the sauih , the Som- to and ITamltoa the c.ntro , and the tfuojans the ncrth. AN ISCOXfjUEllKD I'EOl'LU. Although cfliclnlly induced in the yptian province of ilia equator , the leop'o of thia region tbo Bantua Imc boon . oxclu- lever conquered. ThcyLavo ( - ivo possession uf tbo southern half of the continent , except the region tf the Hot- onto s and Bushmen , and extend at ) olnts five degrees north of the equator. L'hoy are negroid rather than cegrocs. 'rofosscr Kermo shows that tbo negro i > , iiiinerically , the m st important element n Egyptian Soudin , and , hitherto , hua leld almost undiaputad p siuieicn With- n the area of the countless headwaters f the Wnlto Nile , in this portion of the Soudan , ia concent a oi ouo half the pop ulation of the whole Nile bus In , from the quatorial lokoi to the Mediterranean , and mbracca an estimated population of for- y millU 111 of people. This incladea BOV- > ral pawetful negro nations still CDJOJ- ng political autoutmy , aa the Zmdeh NjafliNyani ) , the Mitti and Mrnbnttu Some of thoeo ojtupy regions within the vtedivo'a dominion. In thaao Nilotic looplcs the illent foatuiea of the mgco ace ; iulo i8 prominent than elsewhere. Llthougli Iilam has made same progress no biilk ot taes ) people ci-j still nature worahippere. When preparing for bittlo lie "medicine man1' flays an infant sni ) ! nces the bleeding victim on the war- mtk to bo trampled l > y tbo warricvj urchlng to victory. Human fat ia a taplo of trade. The Monbuttu cure for uturo uec the bodies of the slain in bit- le and reserve the ir prisoners for terrible rueltlcs. The Nilotic races In many lacs are tkilloi ia usjful industries , as gricnltnre , ircn tmeltiug and caning , weaving and the manufacture of ottsiy 'ho form and orcamontal designs of heir utensils display artlatis taste * , while heir iron implements have a tamper su- iDrior to-that of Earo cm manufacture , 'hty are cannibals and yet show a regard nd devotion to the weaker sex. THE SLAVE PBALKK.S. Tlio Semites or Caucaslc s'osk of lortneDftarn Africa nrodeacnbcd as the juktaotdea and the lamaolitea or Aiiba. Sinca the Mchimmedan invasion of tbo evcntocnth eoctary this element baa iccomo predominant and is the disturb- ng iniluunco which Inap'reo fanaticism , iromotos dealing in alavca , and without t tbcra would be no Mahdls and no Egyptian qnoatioiialo perplex the oun- tin of European atatcmanehlp and to ireak up m a strieo. In describing tbo characterlalics of beao pcoplo thin paper .spraka of them a proud , ignorant , bigoted , nomadic wnera cf ctttlo , catnolo , hoisea and lives , hunteis , robbers end tiarnora. 'ho life of the mm ia duvottd to their arlng for their cattle , ilivo hunting Mid v.\r , vilillo the women till the Holds 'lio Arab triboa aio described as num- roua end poweiful , commanding great nlliunca among tbo nnrrouMllng popu- cttoDSi and often defy the Mipreir.o uOiority or compel it to acce-p ; tholr orditionH ia the udminutr&tion of SiB > crn Soudin. The aamo paper then pp'aks of the Isiniio r.ncss , the tin9 , indigenous , clo- mout in North Aftiuj , tacir Vir.amen , the ieniitpB.boliit ; luoent nitiuderafrom Ara- lia. The E hiopiaa tlamites , or north- rn group , llio reoit important , ociupy luSuikim district , and their warrlois ' ' the operations bo- a-po'y r isljated in - oroand after the battle of El 'Job. They are described ai Ii8n3aoiue , or brou/.i , waitby or light c'jjolato complt'\i ( n , of Jaucaiio or Kuiopoan iypo of feotiuo ) , with ling , ciiip hair , illlrg in iiopUU over the Bhoulderei. They tra deectibed aa xoaloua MohatmnedacB , uccupiid ohlfily with catnel-breulirg ar.d sc ra- aii loadera. governed by hereditary hoikh * , acd , hk their Jlamitlc and jumitio kindred ehowhero , are dlatln- jiilihed for their pemn 1 bravery and [ eve ! ' freedom. From the thirl I ) the sixth osntury of the present era they in- Feat ol the sou'hoin frontier f Enyp1 , and , though ufttn do'ea'oi by Aurelian and Proboa , conunii d to httiata tlu-ic outlying provinces of the empho and In- a'ly compollel Diulo'itn to withdraw the llomitt garrisons from the region of the r t raots , r placing them ty tin warlike NubaUl trlbrs fion the paatciiitao : Kargoy , in Ujtpor Kgppt. TUB .NUHU.SS. The paper then proceoda to ghoai account of thoio m-no pjoplo ( f vener able antiquity , now known ai lha Nub lane , and wh'ch ' , cradled in the Kordofai lii hl.nda over 2.000 yesriaso , antt'ec ' in the r-i'v'stnt Kiivoyoam eu'3 vallc ; of the Nile about Moroe. In 515 ths ; cmbtaitd OhrisUanily and formed < h powerful Afnr n kingdom of Djrg hi which lasUd. 703 years and wai eve thrown by the Arabr , and tame nnJci the donrn .n of IfUm The- Nile Nuba ! hvo in sit rd and etml civilized Mohtnv medan cotumun tier , r.ud are treivtc'd on n rqual.ty in K ypt , wbcro l rgi > num bcrs K digagecl ta fieo labr.rora , jnrters , ciMcrmuigi'ts nud in ether purouits. Tli y ate strong nnd muscu'a' , wfi ik < and oncrRCtlc , and uercwlly rxcel thi Egyptian * . Tno p a nt Mnhdi D r Nubian cf Dougotn , but lua found his chief support , not among his owr count 1711100 , but among the moro roconl- ! y eonvcttad npc"es and ctpco ally tin Arab and 11 unite cimmunllhs of Kordo fan and other f aria of Eaatcru Soudan , Unllrnxl UtntlsllcH ( it III- } World , Archiv fur Kiienbtliiineecn. The totil length of rallroaJa in opara- tlon at the cloao of the year 1 883 was 112,19 ! ) kilometres , or about 275,000 mil.s. Of those , 114,000 were in Ameticj , 11,500 in Asia , y 5CO in Africa , 0,500 ia Austialis , Now XaalAnd , eto The iucroaao in the fouryou-i 1880-8i ; , lies been 57,000 miles an in-rojao of L'i ( per cent over the mileoga in operation tt the cloao cf the year 1870. The niott rapid percent igo efgtowth la shown in Moxici. which in 1870 had lets 'lun 700 nilloa in operati n , and in 1883 moro than ; t,000 milesu addition of J135 per cent The incioso ia America aa a Trluhhw been 41 per cent , tha' ef Aua'rjlla ' has boon 5'- ' , that of Asia and Africa each 20 , that of Enropo only 11. Of the countries of Europe , Germany now Ina 22.400 miles of railroad in in- craaso in four yem of 8 per cuit , Great Btit tin acd Ireland , 18,700 , incivaao > i \ or cent , Franc ? , 18,000 , inerfaio 18 per cent , lltmia , lo 700 , inoroasj 7A per ecu- * , Austria , 22,000 , increase 12 per cei.t. The Unitad Staloi hia a mllcago of nearly 120,000 ( or decidedly m < rj than the whole of Euioco ) , having liter , a'od 42 per cent In four joiro. For cveiy 100 Miuaro iiilloa of tarrltury Bel gium has 2 Jmilca of rallrca ) , ( o : ntt ' far from tho'propni lion inMaaiuchusottr , Connecticut , or Now Joraoj ) . On the anne baals of comparison , (7ie.it Britain haa 151 miles ; Holland , Switzerland and Gorraaiiy each not far from 11 ; Frarc * , ! ) ; Denmark , Tj ! Ain'rlo ' an1 1 a'v ' n little ovnr 5 each ; the whole United States , ! 1When \ wo comriuo railtoadt with population , of all t'io ' countries iu the world Queensland standa hi hcht with 44 miles of railroad to every 1.000 Inhabltanta. On the ennie baiis , New / aland haa 30 miloi ; Now Si nth Wales , ] ! ) ; Victuia , 17. The United Statsu has 21 ! miles p r 1,000 inhabitant ! ; Brit- i h Amer.o * , 18. Tbo oaly Eor pean country which makoa a ivapectablo an- peEi-anco in this labh is Sweden , with 8 J miles. SiritZcrland hai I ! miles ( \ m < K lean thmi the Argcatino ll3publii."Don. ) ; mark , 5-j ; Uroat Britain , o,1 , ( about the samoaa Foru or Chi i ) ; Nci-ivay , a little over 5. Germany , Franco and Balpiutr have t'ach a little leaa than 7 ; llollai c haa not quite 4 ; Spain about ! ! ( nobr'y the aimo : ii Mexico or Bruil ) ; Itily and Uuatii each about 2 milts. BICIN IJISKiVES CUHKD. By Dr. Frazier's 3\fnplc Ointment. Ouroa if by magic : Pimplcu , Ulnck Iluarls or Grub Blotcbea and Kruptlona on the face , leaving the ekiu clear and beautiful. Alao cures Itch , Salt Khcmm , Sere Nipnlos , Sore Lips nnd old , Obstinate Ulcers Sold by druggists , 01 mailed on receipt price. 60 coata. Sold by Kuhu & Co. and 0. F. Goodman. General Wmfield Scott uacd 4D parade before a Jargo mirror for h > ura at a time when ho ws a young oflicer. STOP THAT COUGH By uainpf Dr. liYazier's Tliroat and Luna Bol- earn the only sure euro for Conghs , Colds , Hoarseness and Sere Throat , and all ( IlBcaees of the throat nnd lunga. Do not neglect a cough. It mny prove fatal. Scores and hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr. Kraiier'i Throat and Limp Balaam , and no family v/ill ever bo withoaS it after onto using it , and discoverincr iti marvelous power. It La put up ia largo family bottles and Bold for the amnll price uf 75 conta per bottle. Sold Kubp & Co. and O. V. Goodman , Battow ( Fin ) clainia the honor of be ing the faitberi-st pouth of any poiut in Unit jd Stuiea reached by raihoad. YOUNGMEN ! KKA1) THIS. TUB VOJ.TAM BELT Co , of Marshall , Mich. , offer to fend their celebrated ULKorno-Vot.- 7Alo BELT and other ELKCTOIS API'LIANCKS on trial for thirty days , to men ( young or old ) afflicted with nervoua debility , losa of vitality and manhood , , and all kindred troubles. Alan for rheumatism , neuralgia , pur.vlysis , _ and many other diseases. Complete restoration to health , vigor and manhood guaranteed. No rink is Incurred an thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once for Illustrated pamphlet ftee. March 27 and 28 , St. AusuatlEL- . the zheatnnt city of Airicrica. will celebrate the 1120th anniversary cf its founding. Acid I'liospliulc. ItF.sri/BS IN FKVBU.4. Dr. J. J. Ryan , St. lijouia , Mo. , eays : "I invarialj'y prescribe it In fivtn , also in convalescence Sn > m wcs ing and debil itating diseases with uliuirablo i-'atiltn. I ii ho find It a tcnic to cnfceblo condition of the genital orpiins. While fill'iig a watar tank In n paarun- iarearat ; Altotnarnu day lilt week tome worknu n found in it a tiout cijht inches long. Din't hawk and IMoiv , nnd cplt , but U3d Dr. Sagfa'a Ca'atrh ' Kemedy. oitinn of the oloctrio light lo to the inicroEcopo. an ordinary puraary bat'B'y ' huing omploypd , hsa roeultod lu grauly iiiercaiingihaniBKnifylng JIOWCIB , making it jositWo to oililbil the moat mlniito intnrol objects. A ( 'OUKll , Colll in * hoi r Tliroat Shou'd ' not l-o m-glcctcd. Iliwms's BXUN t'lti&F , TIIOCIIKI jioudiiniilo Tfiiu'dy , aixl glv a prompt iHief. " > centu a bo\ . Since thn death of tbo first Piince of AYuloa in 1284 , moro than six centnriea vgo , the tiihlnH been barno by savpnteon lurfonp , but Ihii prcnent poaeta i d it ia ha only oaolio has lived to BOO neon attain his imjorlty. Tlirco K ! ! HOIIH jVhy isvety ono neodn , and ohould Isk ilood's Sartuparilla In the apriny : 1st : Bocauio tlio system it now in ita proJtuit need. Hood's SartAparllla givee 2d : Bocauio tin blcod ia s'ugclah aod impure. Ilodt'a Si aparilla purilief. UJ. Bojauto , from ho above /nets / , Flcui'a SaraapurllU will ili a g atoi amount of ord now Unn at any othei Uniu. Take it now. Map pnbli hcrsh ve abont all they < .u do to kaep up with the limes , bacuaeu ol the pr- great oi exploration , tbo change lifroDtim , and the building of nev cities acil tortile. Africi calls for mori chang'.a than any other part uf the world Keh'ujen humlrfd dollar1 worlli o straw berries h . \ J been raised on two OIK a half aores of ground by a fanner o DuUworo lownahtii , Oamdon county , No > Jcr yandho jcsordnaly bat recoivet ft premium from tlio Blato b ard Q sgri cpl'urr. : DPK S' U'vnttitrtu "SEEES I'ITP fi-nni Oi > lnli-n , Hinrlln iniif J'o ' A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE OURE for I'oiicli * . * * ere Tli rout , llnnrnrnc * * , Innnrnzn , Culil * . ItrnnchllU , Ooitp , \ litMiplne Cough , Avttitiin , Qiilii * ) , I'nltiA In e ht * ? toiler nfri > < ll < n 'ni. 'I hrnnl i ll.unc * . aoronl nliottli- Sold l-i Uniclitinnit IVil Hirtlt iinnMrtmn In ; It * , n ilnl.i nirmiiiif/u fnrttirm ii-niri > / ' innli ill ! , Lfivrmfmioa , by * imliiiff on ? ii ilhtt tn Tin. i ii un is t.inutrn tnnpiM , tHloOniitri i IMi il ' . , Ililllmiirr , Jljr.ihn , ! . r. S. k. Snllt'j Si odno curcil mo of rheumatism three months mo , after ivy | U.\McKtig h.vl tvliaustcil tliclt remedies \tlthnut Rhln relief. C. I' . GIIOD\K\H , Att y tit Law , IltuchwlcK , Oa. l with rhruiniktlsm neotlj forty < erB , unit a fo bottles ol Sw Ill's SpcclOc cuteil ino. It ta a ( ! oj sccil t * the differing. J , \VAMKR , Thomson , Qa. I ha\ot > ecn cntlicly rclloM'il of eovcro rhctnralUm In rm light Min li.v the uno of Hullt'n Sptclllc nni ) i.i ticil throueh 1ft ulnlcr ulthont a rclapeo. Sin.MtT IlKKinnr , 1M. S . Culthutor , Atlantn.On. TWTNTY YEABS I hail liccn ft sufferer from ttcumnttim twcntv jontii ; wns ro. need ton rKoltton , ( Yiiti ) hanlly get about , c\on on ctnt lice. Sullt'o Spec Ho his cured Ino ccmmliiiilcll. . MRS KznJlKR iioMnoon , Q& . Swift's Sfcdrto hag rcle\o1 ! ino of rhetnnithm uhloh nt cno tlmo tlirratcnoil to ptop til ) inlnlntorlai \\oil. . HRV . W , A. KIHK , Crtm I'Uuu.AU Su ill's Specific Is entirely \cjel.ilic. ! Treatise on Illooil and bl.ln IJIicaacj unllca free , ironp . < ! " > ' . Mann < TnTV * . . . j - . . . 31011 yrittnn tiitaraiifca alrett , Ji-.ioblliiin < ! A - .JUBUIVJ lj < , , rtrl1/cnkn , riufcrft'.ci. SO'Seuil t'i ostamiia for OclebrnlcJ McdiculWotln , AddrcM. lI > . C'J.AKIkt ; , 31. I * . , tsu , , HV Clark direct , CltKAco.lLL. (517 St. Charles Sf. , S . Louis , Mo. nn < \ 11LDOD PitKAHkntlum nur other ftijblrUn fu St. 1 M city rKri tli * w ntiil nil old tftletiu \ k > o Nervous Prostration * Debility , MoMrl R i ! Physical Weakness ; Mrrcurial and otntp M-cc. tlons of Throat. Skin or Bones , Blood Poftt. , Old SorCS and UlCcrS. nro UeatM with wnrnrnUel * Diseases Arising 'from Indiscretion * Excess , ExpOSUrO or Indulgence , blrh I rmlueo uo of th * following tfferUt nertouitii.- . * , d btutr , dlrantti or t\fnt \ mid def tlto kiinmpr , flmplci nn tti inff , pQ7nl < I i.ccnj , B\ * > lfip to tin Mffltif of IV trials , footulfi of iievtt < u , rondcrlnc btarrlifro improper or unhappy * * * crniftuettlye rLJ , I'ntnphl * t < 3rt jncjfstpn Ilia aroTf tut ( e&lrU eotr-lopr. rrd M nm addr - , C n < iuttt laatttf U o or by mill free , audtaviU'il.tlic for qufstloai. A Positive Written Guarantee Ktrcala nil etrnt IOfAi oi . MiNl1eIce Mnt tTerywhere. PaintJhVtB , J.ncllni ] cr OsrroAn. 04 pacea , " lcriblncacovod > ! > abC3 In male or remain , " Wpngc flue f\ittrt. \ lllni-nt ( t In elolli and tilt llnitkr 5flc. money r rmtije : t ni i. ( iipar covifit , sir , Ttlt bc < cvntnlaa U t&e cirtoni , itn huul or laauMftve wsot t know. * becl. " "r' . l Inu.rr l u01 UciltU. S'lllr''r ' y Hi" DLUOD.'iejm. .ilo tic ) LIV nui I KIDHEYS , and JClsionjt Till IlKAi.Tli imtl . VU3OU . . o Tf OUTIC - ' " _ \YnntofJlpr- " n , I > : mk. < > l crJieil. lion j.i , luiisclcaaiiu IHTVPS receive ncwioi e , Ci llvons HID nilnil aiU i llrulu 1'owvr. nV uci-i.l'iirlu tlic'lr oi x w : < i flud jjx. 3iZXH" IKOITTOWIC nrafnuail cuio. ( tliVLuu < luur , liuiilhy coniplvxloii. " ' ' * "Tf''tliit unlyail'il ! ii ru-j'iiint httemplBat c" . , ' . ( lioynnil irlH unl ) ( iriuliir.i. | ) D uutcapuili niil ( tetthu eillKHN u. AMJ : IF T. S 'j/ja'SriloifoVour DliKAill'liOOlS ? ' V VlFullol klruuzo uod uwful.lafornuiubU.Iies.A' J ijL&a&l ' " write bundr Oj < i on UorllcV'K J noJ. Kntaul mitbtrs Moiiw' * milk cc'itwaj so b'jn'i. ' AU aitific'nl l > > 1 t > * Infant * fsr-.M ! ' tHJi nu btircu. llio I * l laid uiu * _ t\ ' .inwfrwn H hUircU tiul i 'Hi'11"Ji" ' > cui lw/ir. * H ( OU. ulllllill M KfJfjiX eff M < 'tJun HH .1 nriiik. , Vr'ii ' 'SO rlli liriKt 1 nn I I u. lilnul - ' . ' II'i Vi It Ii f'ti * 'iirh \ J , r . , ' ! , , ! - ! ! , In ' , Kl nt - / , r. V l > I m ii-i I nf irlnu. . - . .i'l' 'x I ( > ! > ( > . . Idu'liie. VI- . ! II K'M lUV ) ! . > I"1 T UT M.ILT ' oniiaut CoMumurao n Food 1111 } IKIlUIUIItlll Hil- lll 1'ini. l > r < lji < * Jiititillii ; > i/ , but if HIM finiitit prm tin1 Ihui n ai'l ' miiir llniij lt. Kfiiil tin annum ) mill lull uililtem f V' tn-h . ( CM. . J'a > mi i. Mot * , unit / / * . ' / l wirartlaeiin , * a SovVoolwort ! Hew Attaclirats Warranted 5 Years , ' BOLD ON EASY PAYMEN7S , C2S The temstkablo grovrth st Om hn daHng tha lut few years ia aaatlor of great nstcmlohmout to thoeo who puy an occaolonnl visit to this growing dty. The development of the StopVYoHls tha nocosulty of the Bolt Llns Itcnd thi finely paved ctroota the hundro Ja of now roaluoucoa nsd cosily bnalnoea blockt , with the popnlotion of onr elty mora then doubled In the lost five year * . All this la a great anrprlno to visitors and la the ndmfratlou of out citizens. This r pld Rrowth , Iho buolnoBi nctlvlty , nnd the many substantial Improvements jnada lively demand for Omaha real oatalc , ad every hivcatoi hs s insdo R handcoaiu profit. Klnao the Wall Street panlei Msy , with the onbaoqueui cry of herd times , there h&a been low demand from upoculft * torn , but a fals demand from Investors cooking liomod. Thia latter clcao Kta taklnc ? ndvauh-igo of low prices In bnlld- Ing matctinl nnd aroeocnrlng tholr hcuioa at much loco coat thnu will ba posdblo o year henco. Spoe lnto , too , can buy icnl osta' a ohospcr now nul ought to lake edvaut o of proaont prioca foi fntnrc pro ti. The nest few yosira psomlooa grsates d > vol opjnontn In Onjaha than thu p S tiv yearn , which bavo boon as Rood ao wo oould reasonably doslro. Now man- nfactnrlng catnblliihmonts nnd large job * blng hobutw ore added nlmoat weekly , aae * . all ridel to tha proaporlty of Omaha. There are many In 0 rash a and through' but the State , who have tholv money in the banks dvawlng a nominal rata o ! forest , which , If jndlcloucly Invested 1 Omaha real citato , would bring them much greater roturun. Ws have many bargains which wo are confident will bring the purchase * l&rga proflta la th near futusra. Wo have for sale the finest reei- donce property in the north and western part a of the city. North we have fine lots nt reason able prices on Sherman avenue , 17th , 18th , 19th and 20th streets. West on Farnam , Davenport , Cnming , and all the leading streets in that direction. The grading of Fnrnam , Califor nia and Davenport streets has made Accessible some of the finest and uheapest residence property in the city , and with the building of the street car line out Farnam , tiie pro perty in tnewestern part oil tlie city will increase in valuw We also have the agency for the Syndicate and Stock Yards proper ty in the south part of the city. The developments made in this section by the Stock Yards Company and the railroads will certainly double the once in a short time. Wo also have seine fine businesa lotnanr ] Bonie nlegant inside dencop for sale , Parties wishing to invest will lind by calling 313 South 14fth St , Dot 7evn ( Farnham and Dt > uglaa. P. S. We aak those who have properly for sale at a bargain to give us a callWe want oaly bargains We will positively m > i handle prop erty at more than lis real value.