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THE DAILY BEE THURSDAY , MARCH 12 , 1884. 1 YOUNG MEN "Who have trifled away their youthful vigor " < 1 power-Who nrc suffering from terrible drains nnd losses , who arc weak , IMPOTENT , nnd unfit for mar riage. i [ P ft I of all ngcs , who find their IU11" Rj power ! "ul vital itVt illlalluorvo andSKX- U AL STHKNGTII weakened , whether by EXCESS or early habits CAN receive a positive & lastIng - Ing CORE , -NO matter of how loiig standing your case may he , or who has failed to euro you , by a few weeks or month ? u o of the celebra ted Myrtloain Treatment. Athoims without exposure , In less time , and for LESS money than any other-method In the world. Weak hack , Headache , EMISSIONS , lassitude , loss of splrlls and ambition , gloomy thoughts , dreadful dreams , defective memory , Impotence , Impediments to marriage , epilepsy and many other symptoms m * Insanity' rcpr""iuiy rcmovcd by & \&w& m ' MARRIED MEN , AND MEN ABOUT TO MARRY , REMEMBER , PEUFECT SEXUAL STIIENGTII MEANS ; healthy and vigorous offspring , long llfo and the love and respect of a faithful wife. No man should ever marry who have been guilty of early Indescretlons , until he has been restored to rLK- MECT MANHOOD. Wo guarantee a permanent cure in every case undertaken. Send 2 stamps for treatise with proofs and testimonials. Address The Climax Medical Co , St. Louis , Mo. COUHCILJLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. DB. GROSS' ' TRIAL. Third Daj'sU'roccodliiKa liitlioTrlnl or Dr. Cross for I ho Miirilcr of Dr. JlcUuno in Couii- oil BlufTa. Special Correapondenco to THE 13EE , THIltD DAY. OLENWOOD , lowtt , March 11. Court ndjonracd last night at 5 o'clock in order to give the lawyers and vritnomca an op portunity to roach Council Bluffa In time to vote on | the court lionao proposition. Jndgo Hubbard facotioualyicmarkodtbat if it was to build a church ho would glad ly go np nnd nnd help along the enter prise , but under the circumstances ho would stay hero and stand quartl dnrlnc the absence of his nssocUtea. All the rest doaerted the battlo-fiold nnd peace reigns In Waraaw. The trial thus far has been eiogularly devoid of sonaitlons or episodes of inter- oat , N. M. Pusoy and Col. D. S Dalley have conducted the oiftmiontlcm of wlt- nosaca on the part of the atato. John N. Baldwin hascroaa-exnmluedtho witnesses and as n rule the eras i-examination has not.boon Tory lengthy , few objootlons having boon intjrpoaod to the lutrodac- tlon of ovldenco , nnpfdw exceptions have been taken It Is ovldont that the do- fonsa IB allowing I ho state to make .19 good a caio as it can against the accused , relying on Grots' ability to satisfactorily meet and explain all that may bs proved against him. Asa result oE the adjournment none of the parties wore ia the court room until alter the arrival of the 10:50 : train. Mrs. Cross was this morning accompanied by John Kollor. The defendant's friends are getting in foico to-day. n. D , HAKLE. The examination of Mr. Harle was re sumed this morning , The question was ankod : "Was Dr. McKuno ruptured ? " Baldwin objected and the objection was suctnined. "Did McKuno wear a truss ? " Same ruling. D. M. CONNELL. 1 took a coat , voat and shirt oil' Dr. McKuno , also truss. An objection as to Identification of truss was out. A. B. NICHOLAS , I am a resident of Council Bluffa. I know McKuno and Cross. I kept a gro- cjry store at the time of the murder. About two and a half yeirs before the homicide Dr. Cross cald : "Ho ad ! ho could hpvo McKuno indicted. have him where I cm bring him to terms. If the etato don't tike care of him 1 will. If Ii9 attempts to molest mo I will take care of him. I nill hurraas him , get him Into n quarrel , get him to assault mo , then I would shoot him and claim I did Hit aol. ( defense , and any jury will cloir mo. " Cross-examination Dr. Cross , talking about tha abortion case , said : "Dr. McKuno puts on too much stylo. I will have him indicted. If ho assaults mo or uecs violence I will kill him. Do you know how I would nunago ill I would harass him till ho strikes me , then I will kill him , set up eolf-dofeiuo and go scot froo. " Hi a ovidonca wai compared with his statement before Judge Aylcsworth nnd fracly criticised by Baldwin. I never told McKuno of this conversation. W , J. IKOXTEIl. I am an attorney living at Avpci. Wae attending court in Council Blufl's in Jan uary , 1881 ! . Stopped at the BIpga house. Ccoai was there ono day. lie was talking about the Nicholson case. lie sacmed angry with McKuno. He said if MeKano should assault him ho would kill him. Ho said. "I can get out of it if I do- " MKS. J. J. (100DE , I live at the Binds , and know McKunc during his lifetime. I had several con vocations with Cioia prior to the doatb of McKo.no. Ho said McKuno was r tcoundrel and ought to be sent to the penitentiary. Ho showed mo n revolver , nnd threatened to use It on McKuuo , Ho ssid , "if ho attacks mo , I will shool him down like a dog , " I advised hire not to do it ; told him he would bo hunj If ho did. I told no ono. MKS. SAUAII J DALLAIU ) , Live at Council Blafft. Dr. Ores : sometimes proscribed for Dr. BsllarJ Sometime beforaMoKuno's death I hoirc him say , if ho over had an opportunity ho would got tvou with him ; that hi would as soon ahoot McKuno as to shoo a dog. Ho threatened to kill him a other times and In my presence. MIlS. MJ8AX DKOOKH. I live in Council Blafl'a and knew Ores and McKuno at the time of McKuno' death. Sa r Cross at Mrs. Hammer's li January , 1883 , He was lalklng abou McKuno nnd said ho was a dirty dog said ho would got oven with him. EMMA 11 HOOKS. Am twolvoycara old , I met Grots a MM. Hammer's in January , 1883. Dr Croes came to BOO the bAby but U wa dead when ho cot there Cross was talk ing abant McKuno Ho tn'd ' ho was ; dirty doff , threatened him and enld h would kill him if ho had a chance , MRS. .METCAtr. I U Hvo at Council Bluffs. Saw Ore Friday before McKuno was killed. H was at my houio. I enid I hid soon bis name in the piper ] . Ho enid if I did it vas in connection with some of that damned McKnno outfit. Tbnt McKuno nght to bo in the penitentiary. That 10 was an enemy of his , nnd that ho ould got oven with him some way. ELLA BUIIOER. Live nt Council Blnffa and ncir the cone of the homlcido. I remember the Ircumatanccs of the killing of Dr. Me- umo in September , 1883. That oven- ng I saw Dr. Cross standing ticar Sng- art's corner. Snon alter I sow two men trading near together on the sidewalk n the roar of Woodburp'a building. I W them struggling together striking ach other with their fists. Then a ( hot was fired , and ono of the men fell. Ibont that time I saw a boy near Wood- ivirry's corner. DH. M'CRAK. I llvo at Council Bluffs. Am a physi- ian have ; boon practicing ktwentylivo oars. Know McKuno well. Ho was a ihyslchm and druggist. Ho had lived walvo or thirteen years In Coumcll Huffs. About a year before his death ho withdrew from active practice. I ex- mined his body soon after his doatb. 10 was undressnl in my preaence. The revere voro marks on his right eye brow nnd lip. Use a bullet had passed through his chest nd was lodged under the ckia of the 'ack. ' This wound was the causa of hia cath. I fitted n truss for McKnno years eforo his death. Ho wni vary robust bout five foot ton inches and weighed bout 100 or 105 poonds. Ho was small oncd and inclined to bo fleshy. Ho had largo amount of sub-cutanoous fat. a. w. ROBINSON. I Hvo in Avoca. I know McKune. I nd a conversation with Cross about Me- nuo prior to the killing. I met Cross n the street leading a horso. Ho com- lamed of the way ho was treated at Dr. Sallard's. Ho said Pueoy wanted to got job for his son in-lnw. I asked if ho meant McKuns. Ho said no Ho would s soon shoot him as a dog. Ballard dlod icforo thu. I did not toll McKudo. P. II. SACKETT. I live nt Council Blufl's ; know McKnno ; ave known Cross early in 1883 ; I had n alk Trith him about that time bout McKuuo. Ho was treat- ng some ono at Taylor's a neighbor of mine. Ho cnmo out of Tny. or's and was talking nbout his and Mc- vuno's trouble Ho said it McKuno did pt cease persecuting him he would kill urn. I advised him to bo more moder- > te. He said if ho did not let him nlono ho would kill him. I told him if ho car- ied out his threat ho would bo hung or ont to tbo penitentiary. ELLA MCKUNj ! . I nm the widow of Dr. MoKuno. Ho vas 45 years old the August preceding his death. An attachment wni issued for the wlt- osa Goorgd Ilandthorno , a ad court ad- ournod till 9 o'clock ti-morrow moinlng. Dr. S. Mosher , of the Slour City Chronic Dlacnio Institute , will bo at the cott house in this city , Thursday , April 2d. Will attend to ; patients and 11 who are afllictod will do well to give ilm n call. Consultation froa. Some Original Proverbs' . Sent to London Truth's 1'rizo Competition. A white lie often makes a black story , .t * a poor mueic'na who can't blow his own trumpet. Ho who would oat the egg must iirst break the shell. Every jack has its pack. Pens and ink out of reach avoid many a breach. Look af tor your wife ; never mind yonrself , she'll , ook after you. The present is the child of the past nnd the parent of the f aturo. The want of money Is the root of much ovil. Egotism is an alphabat with oue letter. If you know n man's charnstor follow him homo. Bettor a line of sense Inn a pngo of nonsense. The surest road lo honor Is to deoorvo it. Only whisper scandal and its echo is hoard by nil. It's not the clock with the loudest tick tint joes the best. Sighs are poor things to [ ly with. Homo Is the rainbow of life. Don't complain of the baker until you liavo tasted his bread. They who llvo In a worry Invite death by hury. STOP THAT COUGH By tiling Dr , Frazier'a ' Throat and Lung Bal aam the only Buro euro for Coughs. Colds , Hoaneuosa and Bore Throat , and nil disease ! of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect a congh. It may prove fatal , Scores And hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to Dr , Frazier't Throat and Lunc Balaam , and no family will ever be without It after nnco mipg it , and discovering Its marvelous power. It is put up in large family bottles and sold for the small price of "IB cents per bottle. Bold Kuhp & Ca. and O. F. Goodman. Olmrllo'a Blissful Ignorance Two young ladles entered a cigar store , and ono of them siii timidly : "Havo you nny choice cigars , tir ? I wont them tor a present. " " 0 , ye , miss , " replied the tobaccon ist , "wo have any choice yon'iiko , from a cent apieca np. " "I think I will tnko some of the one- cent ones , then , if they are choice. ] had no Idea that choice c'gars were so cheap. Won't Charlie bo dellfihtedV sbo ra'.d to her companlon/as they hft the store "Poor boyl Ho Is so fond of a choice cigar ; and they will taato all f > o better , " she added , with a litllo blush ' 'for havlog como from mo. " ) If your complaint is want of appetite , try | half a wino glass of Angostura Hitter half an hour before dinner. Beware of coun terfeiti , Ask your grocer or druggist fo . the Renuine article , manufactured by Dr , J 00 , BSlfgert& Sons. NAUGU11AT1ON I > AY AT VASSAL. Tlio Dctnocrfttlo Girls Getting Square With Their Former Itopubllcan Tormentors , There was lively times on inauguration lay at Yassar college , writes a Tough- joepsio ( N. Y. ) correspondent to the ? ow York Sun , for the democratic asiios of the Institution had an oppor- unlty to "get equaro" with tholr ropub- ican cDinpanions. Lisi November the opnbllcans , by far the most numerous mriy In the college , celebrated Blaino's lection before the returns were all in. Dn that occasion the democrats nnd the acuity entertained the supposed victors with an oyster supper , tha memory of vhlch became n joke when the true re- ult wni known. Last night , the ropub- leans , in return , received and feasted , ho democrats. At 8 o'clock the recop- ion committee took a stand In the inii- dlo porlor , which was bnndsomcly dec orated with lings and pictures of the ex- iroslilont and of the president and vlca irosldcnt-oloct. Soon the faculty , anchors , and students came pouring in. Phon there was dancing , lu the midst cf which the Anti-Cleveland club sang a dirge : Vnd many n Rood republican hurrahed for Blnlne , And , reviling the littln democrat , sbo said : ' You'ro loft again I" so wo don't K'J'dRO you or Cleveland your euccesa to-night ; So tnkc , pray , the good wishes that are yours by right. The democratic girls , in strjng chorus , responded : 3orae rnlly lo-nl h my girls : " . " Our Cleveland baa Sing "Victory. con quered. Triumphant are wo. Vo'vo eaten tlio cracker , and also the stew , of humiliation , And now you must , too. We know It M hard , But wo did it before ; You have our example Do as wo did of yoro. ? or years twenty-four you have lived at your ease , You'vo stayed at the white house nnd done wbatyou pleased ; And longer your stay would sursly have bcon f not with a Jimmy you triad to got In. After the songs , all marched In proccs- lon to the dining room. Over the door in elaborate drapery of red , wbito and ) luo framed n picture of Cleveland , to ward which the republican girls glanced athorgloomily. But tbeirdiimay reached ts height a3 they passed under a largo tnd formidable yoke suapondod over the nnordoor They were appeased , how- nor , by fragrant whiffs of the oyster upper , their generous tribute to the vic arious democrats. The downcast ropub- icius were further revived with a song mm their glee club to the tune of 'Yankee Doodle ; " The 4th of March has come at last , And p'raps you'll think to find us All groaning ever the defeat Of which the day reminds us. CHORDS. Cleveland's got It , wo don't care , Though IIQ'D inaugurated. And all you valiant democrats , With triumph are elated. The hatchet's buried very deep , By this time it's quite rusty , And portraits of candidates Are very , very dusty. After the supper , ell sang "America" rom blue-lettercdk rad-bordecod cards ound at the plates. Prof. J. L. West , Master of the Gym nasium , Lauacceton , Tasmania , recom mends St. Jacobs Oil to athletes for dies , pains , sprains , from [ experience among his pupils. THE riUVATE BECKETAKY. Jol. Lnmont and His Sauvc "Way ot Doing Things Hia Freilecea- eor A ItCBiionsiblo Olliclal "Who is Poorly Fnlil. In its Washington correspondence re- ontly the Now YorkWorld | publishes the ollowing over the signature of T. 0. J raw ford : There hai been no private ccretary who has como to iho White lonso for many years who has had the ? Ido political experience of Colonel Jamont. Ho possesses Cleveland's can- idouco to a remarkable degree. Ho has > eon his close advisor and has for a long imo been taken into his confidence. At Albany , however , the situation la much Iliiurent from that at Washington. There amont iraa practic illy Clovsland's oaly adviser. Hero Cleveland has seven oouu- ellorp , who will see him every day of Ills Ifo , five of whom are very prominent1 , niluential men. In addition to these tounaollora , the democratic leaders of } oth boaecs will have acoecs to him , and will insist upon giving him advice. No resident cm escape this , unless ho should cut loose from his party. No president vould dream of doing that unless Impelled 3y very extraordinary circumstance ; . I understand the the now private aoc- i-atary is a very dlplom tie and adroit pol- tlclan , who has much more skill in creating ing friends than tbo average man of his ago. Ho dooj not believe in making leedloss enemies. Hii present position s ono that will try his ability. If ho can maintain his Influence and close relations with the president in the face of countor- niluoucos that will sorround Clovilind lore it will show that ho Has very marked ability as politician and diploiiutitt. The outgoing Private Secretary Phillips was Mr. Arthur's private secretary in the custom house in Now York. Ho was ap pointed his private secretary when Arthur became vies president. Ho followed the latter to the Wblto houso. Ho is a very amiable , carefully-dressed ypncg man who is fond of club life and ( joing ont in society. Ho kcowa nothing , however , about politics , and baa had no moro t : do with the politicians and no moro In fluence upon the Whi'o ' bonso policy than If ho bad been a clerk in a department. A number of public nun hold that tbo position of private secretary to the prral- dent should bo raised in Importance. The present salary of tbo position Is $3,250 a year. Judpo David Davis used to say that the ualiry of this pl&co ought to bo raieed to $0000 or $7000 a yoir , BO thai tbo president could secora the services oi a man capable of taking nearly all of the detail work of the administration off ol his hands. It is possible that Colono Lamont'a administration of the oflice wll result in the salary of tha position being raised , for it is generally conceded thai his services would be cheap nt donblo the silary-that is now paid. Confederate Pension j in Teiincflsco. The Tennessee homo of raprosonln lives luve bean having a high time over a bill to Increaio iho s'ato pension five dollars per month to confederates who lost both eyes In battle. The presen peniion is ion dollars and the bill pro vidoa for fifteen clollira. A member de clued that It ought to bo oatltloi a bll to reward treason and this sot boll sides of the bouse ablaze , A11 manner o epithets were bandied , and ono ox-con cdorato declared thnt ho literally detest ed n man who refused to vote the pit- ate i called for by iho bill to men who md lost tholr eyes fighting for their con victions of right. As on offset to this nnothr , that the proteges of the bill bo paid in confederate script. The battle waged fiercely through an on- Ire day , when the exhawted combatnnls adjourned with a view to rcnowlcg the fight at a tubieqaent period. Cleveland liost His Grip. When President Cleveland alighted rom the cars nt Washington last Tats- lay ho carried n valiio in his hand , and lis sister held his othrr arm. Once ho ot fall his tntcho ) , stumbled ever It , and n n cumbersome way picked it up nnd niado a laughing remnrlt about his awk- vardnoes , while his sister said tomcthlng o the effect lhat it was not a lucky auspice to bo losing his grip ao soon after caching Washington. FIGHT WITH n. MOUNTAIN IiION \ Flftcen-Ycar-Oia Hey Bags His Game. Menu Herftld. On the 17th of Fobrtmty a mountain Ion weighing over 200 pounds , and neisurlug seven feet from the nose to ho tip of the tall , was killed on Iho ingo between here and the Missouri. Dn the morning of the fame dote Mr. jvnuos nnd his son Ole , n boy fifteen rears old , were out in the mountains bo- .weou flllgor's ' and MoClond's ranches , aking ont timber for fencing. The boy , who had been cent ou n short errand , : amo running back saying ha had icon ho track cf a largo mountain lion nd was going out to follow the trail lomocBtrancoa from the father were uao- es ? . nud In a few moments the plucky > oy itartad out with n M-callbro Win- hosier rifle to hunt ono of the fiercest rild boasts that Infest four mountains. Vftor following the trail for n mile and n islf the boy lost it at the entranceof a rood. When nbout to give up the search 10 cast his eyes upward and behold the ) east crouched upon a limb of a largo fir. | ho head of the animal was hidden from ight BO the boy aimed at its fore shoulder ind fired. The animal upon receiving ho fire , sprang upward and climbed till fttt the r np the tree when , from his elevated porch ho ent forth a series of roars'that inado the nountalna resound with tholr echoes. ? ot In the least deterred by such fierce ixpoctulations on the lion's part the > oy fired again , and this time brought ho boast crashing down through the iranchos. Ho Isy for a few minutes > nttaUy stunned upon the ground , and ho'dog , which had hitherto kept in the tackgronnd "because ho could not climb i tree , " now rushed forward to finish the ) east , bat a powerful blow from ono of .ho lion's paws sent that dog on an ex cursion through the atmosphere that had a wonderful effect in calming his 'nthuslaarn. Indeed , the dog now elt such an utter lack of confidence ia lis own abilities that ho could not bo in- luccd to return to ho charge. The lion , xftor this little by-play , reassumed hi ) role and consulted his safety by taking to mother tree. This iimo the brnto left lia head exposed , and , seizing the oppor- unity , the boy lodged a bullet in his train. This teim'nated the battle , and ha plucky boy returned he me. The oung man is known to many of oar Hel ena sportsmen and Is remarkable for his kill with the rICo , killing while on the un , jack rablts and larger game. SENATOll IiAMAR. A. Story Regarding Hia Absent-Mind- odncss" A Washington special says : A good itory about Senator Lamar has leaked out ately. As Is well known the senator la n a day dream half the timo. Ho Is the nest courteous ot men , but when bo Is wool-gathering he walks along saluting lis best friends with a stony stare and answering questions at random. Ono d y some time ago as Mr Ellis of Louis- ana was sitting In his committee room at ho capital , Mr. Lamar walked In , Ho approached Mr. El h , aul , seating him self said in his grave and gentle way : "ElUs , I don't ballovo yon like. " "No , " said Elllf , "I don't. " "Why nol ? " asked Mr. Lannr. "Well , " said Mr. 11 is , "when I first amo hero you led mo to believe you were ny friend. You seemed to take an 5n- erest in mo as a now inombar , and I felt sonored by your regard. Lately you have lardly spoken to mo. I pass and yea don't look at mo , and such conduct ha ; offended me. I dislike you very much. " "But , Ellis , " said the senator , "you jnow it's my way. " "I don't care , " said Mr. Ellis. "Its a bad way. " "My dear fellow , " said Mr. Lamnr , throwing his arms around Mr. Ellis'nock , "tho next time you BOO mo In that Jid way jast como up and punch mo In ; ha rlbj. Now , promise mo , and lot's bo friondo. " Mr. Ellis promised him , and they are friends , Tough Old Soldier. Thorj are various forms of dysprpjla , chiefly acute and chronic. "Acute" may seize you In a moment , in the shape of a sudden fit of indigestion. "Chronlo1 keepi its victim In perpetual pain and worry. Even old Chronic can bo rootec oat by Brown's Iron Bitters. Mr. I. I. Oavlns , of Dinwlddlo , Ya , ( ays , "Brown's Iron lilttors made mo entirely well of dyspepsia of twenty yean' stand ing " If it will do such a wonder as that , what will it do for your cjmpara- lively recent case ? Toiicbca of Nature. Arkansas Traveler , Da drg IB or mighty kino hearted ani mal , but I bab noticed dat ho'll snap ai or chllo 'foro he will or grown paisan. Do gonnarman is bo'a , not mado. Done koro how ranch trouble yer takes wjd er hog , ho aln1 gwin tor 'vido his co'n wid bis neighbor. Do rooster la suthln1 lik' or human boin' . When hb'll fight , ho ain't erfeercd er nutbiu' ' , bat when ho won't d r ain't a bipger coward nowhar. Do mole an' do eagle In do I ransack- shun o' dar but'nees aln1 no furder er part den do eddycatcd man wldout or soul an' do rough man wld one. Natar'a sweotca' glftter nun ii kln'ncsj o' heart , an' of she hab hel' dls back , dar sin1 much tor bo hoped from do slightest puason. Jloruford'K Acid Pliosplinto AS A BBAJN FOOD. vr , S. F. NEWCOMEH , Greenfield , O. , SQJE : "In cases of general debility , and torpor of mind nnd body , it dooi exceedIngly - Ingly well. " Dry Geode , NEW YORK , Mmh 10. Dry goods were leas active than yestcnUy. There has been a fair demand from agents and many miscel laneous assortments lias been called for to the extent cf a good volume. "WESTERN NEWS. JIONTASA. Indiana burgUiltod a IJlrch creek , Clnte u couitv , saloon Lst week atd etole two gal lon1 * tf whiiky , Uutto authorities ate wnRinf ? n war on jiriz ? fighters , aad IIA\Q Mtccoedod lu stopping ( ln giog mutches on Sunday. A French mining compsny has incorK ( ) rated under the law * of Francs , to ooerato mines at Butte. Its cnpit.tl Is U,000,000 francs. The territorial leiMnturo recently \ indi cated Its sensitive dignity bybouncltiga | Uutto reporter "for unwarranted criticism ol the motives of the members of the body. " Recent tots have proven thnt the Sand Cottleo coal makes number ono coke. Sntlfc factory experiment * have aho been made with coal ( rom Arnold & 1'otts's mine , near Mniden , Among the bills that were killed In conference once at the adjournment of conrre s was tlm proposition by llufiis Hat h and C , T. llo- Imrt toRi\o the Cnnnnbar& Yellow Stone Pivrk railway tro right of wny tluoiiffh the National park to tlio Clark's Forks Alining company. The proi > 08ed land would open ui > very valuable filver deposits and poislbly paving coal fields. Tlio capital has bo tub * scribed in the east to build tbo rend aa soon as the right of way it secured. There are many miners now on the ground , nnd consid erable population has gone Into the region on the expectation that congress would allow the rend to bo built this season , Loading motnberj of the leghlilnro are maturing a novel schema to push the territory into tbo sisterhood of states. The project lu substance Is to provide for the almost inline- iiato organization of a ttato government and Lo proceed at once with the election ol two it nature ; also to proUdo for the election of a full roster of state oflicers. Without some action of this kind , which Is Intended to afford convincing evidence of the solemn earnestness - ness of the people in adopting the Btato con- itltution last fall by such a signtficent major- ty , congress will not pay much attention to -ho claims fbr statehood. It is proposed first , o pass a joint resolution conferring the power on the legislature to carry put the abovu pro gramme.t Two senators will then bo elected , ono republican and ono democrat , by agios- nont , who armed with proper credentials will 10 extracted to proceed to Washington and iroseut their claims for seats in the senate chamber. CAUFOUSIA. Solon has C.070 school children. Panta Clara county has 0,591 , school child ren. ren.A A prune orchard of 13,000 trees Is being set out near Gllroy , Shasta county Is about to send to the New ) rlenna exposition a grape vine ono hundred and ninety feet long , of a Binglu year's ; rowtb. A. Chabot of Oakland has over 2,000 , tea ilants growing and in thrivlrg condition. lie ms also a number of camphor trees which are [ rowing well , A needle , which was accidcntly run into .ho foot of a boy named Cudnoy , In Chlco , ourteen years ago , worked out of its resting ilaco a few days ago. A champagne factory IB to bo started In fttpi Valley. _ It la said the grapes produced on the hillnido in Napa county are peculiarly adapted to the making of sparkling wines. A formidable mountain lion was Bhot nnd tilled in the Santiago Canyon near Los An- ; cles lost Sunday , by Isaac Harden , The least wns five feet and eight inches long and over two feet high. Faustino Taynes ia 'the name of nn old Spaniard living in San Jose who imagines that 10 Is "tho Lord's prophet " IIo cairies about with him a lighted candle , which ho eaya is 'tho light of the world. " The Santa Ana Herald says that the con - tinned inflation of the real estate In Los An geles county will shortly result in a collapse , jftuu nt $1,030 an acre planted in fruit treec , which will not pay its taxes , is unreasonable. Several thousand acres of desert land in Shasta county , situated about twenty miles last of the C. & O. railroad , a portion of it yjng on the McCloud river , has recently been iled on by parties reaiding in Shasta county , 3olusa , and San Francisco. The whole tract j susceptible to irrigation , and several parties mvo Inaugurated a big scheme to irrigate 60,000 acres with water taken from the head of tbo McUloud river. There is a cow roaming over the commons at Tularo City that lays over any Sitting Bull that ever swung a tomahawk. She has got the notion in her head that aha has an ap pointment for a Spanish bull fight to keep with every human bsing that comes in sight. Prudent people give her a wide berth , but last Thursday an unwary vaquero named 1'odro Och\a took a ride on her horns , and she gave him some splendid lessons in playing a lone hand at pedro. The vaquero pot nway with two of his ribs broken and a hole In his cheek , TEnUITOlUAL CRUMBS. A btnglo cattle ranga in Wyoming has grown eo large thnt ic embraces a million acres. Hev. U. Gregory has planted 700 trees or his property at Santa CmAriz. . The detcrts of Arizona may yet some tl. y bo n wild forest. The Oregon Short line have- found that 11 will be necessary to build eight or ten miles of snow shedj and snow fences through the Blue mountain ? , A largo tract of valuable land has recently bsen thrown open to settlement in Lincoln nnd Dona Ana counties , New Mexico , by the forfeiture of the Texas and Pacific land grant Preparations nro making for planting an unusual largo urea of land in the valley of the Kio Santa Fe this season. The increase o acreage planted bids fair to be oven greater over that of last year than was over the year previous. Delegates representing $21,000,000 , inveatcl in stock in Now Mexico territory attended the first annual meeting of tha Tenitori&l Stock- growers' association , which has just concludec a two-days' session at Santa Fe , A rosolutiot was adopted callincr upon the governor to pu in force the quarantine law against the intro ductlon of diseased c.ittlo Into the territory. A prospector in the Chlricahuas bad rathe a novel experience recently. Ills dog stnrtuc up a band of musk hoga and brought them to bsy. Upon his approach they mode eo furlon a rush for him as to compel him to seek safety In a treo. Being armed , ho commenced firini into the band , and as the brutes , with true swinish obstinacy , refused to raise the mego ho WJB enabled to kill the entire band. i1 ' Throat Diseases commence with a cough , colder eoro throat. "BliOUN'H BIIOK OHIAL TUOCIUH" give immediate , relief. Sou ONLY IN BOXES. COLLARS CUFFS URISO TKII UAKX MI THI FINEST GOODS EVER MADE , itiNa ill Llneq. BOTH Linings AND Exteriors. A k for them CAMN BROS..Agents for Omnh- COWING & Joimms IN WROUGHT IRON PIPE , Ilillr ablt Ho4 ( til Iron Load Plpo and Sheet \\OUTIIIMno.\bTlAMllMI-H Plnmiers1 Gas and steam raters IRON & BRASS GOODS , ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES t4th & Dodge Sts.OM AHA. DEEXEL & MAUL ( IDOOESSORa TO JOHK 0. JACOBS ) UNDERTAKERS I At the oM gUod K17 Farnim St. Cidcri by telo- Krtph ejlldtoUnd p ; cmpU ttended to. Xelei > honr CHAS. SHTVERICK , FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES , PnMenger Llcrntor to nil floors. 1100 , 1C08 nnd 1210 Fninom Street , M OMAHA , NK1J11 ASK A , can CO THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and 1411 Dottee St. 1 C tiJo en kppllutlon Kf9 FurnlthcJ } Omaha Ne- KttHH < * X'X * : * DUFFY'S IFTTIFLDES * 1 Hall Whiskey. > : I > Absolutely Pure end Unadulterated. Entirely Free from FUSIL OIL. * T7TTCVT ntT n ° row know wllftt" M X r Ublll UlL or Dnira ' ' - Fositlvo buro Cnro for Ulalurl I'rnNtrntlon , Ilroncliliil' . % mul all AVastlne HlM-ascN. , lmaluabloasn S-rilUUkANT . _ _ _ . . . _ . * IMarrliccn , mid all low forum of UUonso. THIS UliCOGMZfcO t Wo nro'tho only concern In the United Stntca who nro bottling nnd soiling to thg Modlcnl * * * % Profession nnd Drue Trade mi absolutely InroHIalt Wlil ltoy. ono thnt Is free from % * , % If US II , Oil , and that is not only found on the sideboards ot the best families 111 the * * * * country , but also In the phjslclan's dispensing room. * J ! DR. ARENDT , the areat German Clicmtst , snyn : "J7i < it > fl iaclfinHoiiafM J % 'ffoff/oiir 2'UJtJJ AtAIT tmiSlCHY , which gave nvorjf gratlfl/tnp rciiift. VOHP % % Malt Whiskey , obtained mostly l > y extract of tnalt ront'ii.iloii rimi a vert/ careful * , < fo fermentation anil distillation. Is entirely free from fusil oil anilanyof those t' + T similarly obnoxious alcohol * tehlcli ara so often found In irlilskfif. I therefore , * ! RECOMMEND . IT TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. . * ATA 1 * Prof. VOX YONIIKlt , writes t-"l urity itself mous Mull AVIiUU'y , I know It to bo wholesome , - ' , tlint I clean nnd unndulu rated * ' Dulfy'H Malt Whiskey is the purest liquor * hai o ever analytcd. 1 mumt therrtoro uii . * < iuatutculy ntii : > . II. HAAViitRM.I : > . , nfRooh < * tcrN.Y. roconitucnd It to the medical profession.1 a Krndunto of tlm Irnillntr European colh wen.snyst "I The Into IIAKVr.V I * . HYJtll. M.l > . .President prescribe your M nit \ \ hULeyiti tny prncuco lien- , I of the Faculty. Mid I'rofcMor r the Hnltlmoro Med cum si tier It a very importer rcllnhlo artlclo and can ical ColloKO , PAYS : * 'I Ilntl it remarkably free from heartily recommend it in low staten of fo\ers , acute ruslloll MHI other objectionable materials so often InllininiAtionfi , and deprespln r tnnlndloH pc tie rally , round in. the w hteldcB of the present day. and also na a tonlo In ft-cblo dlpeftlon and cotnal . ' . . . Ishnd.tho ewenco from aeuto dlnvm9 , whcrw an nlroholio AMCSM. O'UHA. M. ! > of Statcn In Indicated , ' Btlmtilint and 111 1'htlilsis " iFpccfally , writes "Whin iiithorof flu\crnlworknoniniifliilty : IMlinonalls. " II I priBcriboan alcoholic ttlumlnnt , I order jouv fa IN FACT , IT IS A BEVERAGE AND MEDICINE COMBINED. > rtn VCTf 1U71QITITT717C > "id those aflllcti'il with HUniOlClEIlARKS. * > _ bll lMlUl Jr 11V COl "WE 1V1II , on receipt of MX UOM AKS , * II send to any iuIdrc M in tlio Vnltca States ( Kast of tlio Itocky Mountains ) , all I'x- * . " " ' - ' " " " " ' I press OharecN iiroinltl | n l > li contnlnluK Six Quart bottlcH wrltlne. nnd under the Seal of tl CONSUitll'TION and other W Kormula has been prepared especlc. . . . . , It can be prepared by nnv fnniilv houRpki'eiK'r nt slight i-yiynso ( Haw Dcefstcnk and onr - 3E"TT3tt.EI jyr \ T nr * - / / TpyTTjg T r'i7y belni * of the iiiKredlents. ) * * After this prep iratlon has been taken for a few w eeks. the prcv lously conspicuously promInent - \ * Inent bones In patients sulTcrliii ; from Consumption nnd the like diseases , get cohered with a\ + thick coating of fnt and muscle , the sunken nnd oloodlesscheeks fill up nnd nssimio a rosy hue , * * I the drooping spirits revhohllo all the muscle1 ; of the body , and chief among them the lipiirt , , * are stronger and better nblo to perform their functions , because of being nourished with n richer blood thnn they had been before. In other words , the sjstem Is btipplled with moro * carbon than the disease can exhaust , thereby giving nature the upper hand In the coulllct. % SOLD BY LEADING DKUGQIBTS AND FINE GROCERY HOUSES. * * Sample Quart Bottles sent to any address In the United States ( East of the Rocky Mnun > * t * tains ) , securely packed lu plaui case , J xjircss charges prepaid on receipt of S&l.SCi. % * THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO. , BALTIMORE. MD. , U. S. A. S GERMAN Lumber Merc hant - Quinines and 20th Sts.J Omana , Neb. Milwaukee. Wis. ffUNTHEB & 00M Sole Bottlers , ( SUOOEHSURITO FOSTER' & GRAY ) . LIME AND CEMENT. BUEMP1NG Si BOLTS , MANDrAOTURKRSOf TloUlr , Window Ctpilion Oteitlozi , UeUIlIo Bkr.llgbu , ko. no , bOBud ! U I ui HO Bonlb IStb Blreel Om h Kebml. Orange.Blossom Flour WHOLESALE BY L. A STEWART & CO , 1013 Jores Street } ABKFOUBED { OM4HA NEB R iohardsfy Clarke Machinery Casting Omaha , Specialties Afffwwrp timm * , T BRUSH MACHINES , fLEVATQR CUPS , SUDSVAMfMBINES. SMUT MACHINES , 'WiTftoWKfl HW'ffWS. SCAWNQ / ! & ( , $ , SASH WEWT& HEW ® MO FlLtERS , mTHMRUB'ftmT'G mi-AWW ROUERMIUS , . BRICK YARD CA SHAF TING P uz , L. & ys MANG z as % ' & .QX&
