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    2 THE DAILY BEE MONDAY MAY 1,1885
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MORMON WAILS.
he Flowers of John Smith Appeal
to tbo Mm ,
'hey ' Cry Persecution and Plead
for Their Boligious Rites.
Polygamy , as a Ealigions Institu
tion , is Uphold
The Test Oath Denounced as
Disfranohisiner Legal Voters ,
* _ .
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The Edmundp Law Commissioners
Acousad of Usurping Rights.
Utah's Governor Arraigned an
n Petty Tjrrant Federal Offlocra
ami the Mormon " \Voinou.
TUB MOUMON PtiEA.
Tlttm VRAOIIOK3 MAINTAINED.
HALT LAKE , Utah , liny 3. - Kvety Mormot
ihnrch in UUh , Idaho and Montana , was th <
cone of a meeting yesterday at which thi
members ratified a priovnnco prepared at tin
general confercnco of the church on April G
The RrioTanco li Addressed to the proeidon' '
ind the people of the United State * . It ba
a\ne , \ : "A condition of affairs imperilling thi
tltiA Interests of a vast majority of the peepli
of Utah and their co.rellfjlonuta in neighbor
ing stntea and territories impels us , their re
presentative , to address you. Our rights R
American citizens are trampled upon , and be
lieving it onr imperative duty in the presonci
of such a danger to protest against the gigan
tic : ovila wbicli threaten not only our liber
ties but the liberties of every free in on , we
in the general man meeting aisembly , it
the name of freedom , justice and humanity
make this appeal for rollef nnd protection
\Vo are unpopular with our fellow conntrr
men. It Is our religion that makes us so. W <
are a small minority in their midst , but w <
have yet to learn that those are grounds upot
which to justify , in this land of liberty , act
of oppression which wo , as a people , from thi
beginning of our history , have been made t <
suffer.
As to our religious faith , it la bated upoi
evidence which to our minds is conclusive
Theconvlctlonsareuottobodestroyedbyleris
lativo enactment or judicial decisions. Forci
may enslave n body , but It cannot convinci
the mind to yield at tbo demand of the legislature
laturo , or judge of the rights of conscience ,
which would prove as a recreant to every dutj
wo owe to God and man. Among thu prin
ciplea of our religion , is that of immeoiatt
revelation from God. Ono of the doctrine :
so revealed is celestial or plural marriage , foi
which ostensibly we are stigmatized one
hated. This is the vital part of onr re
liglous decisions , the courts to the con
trary notwithstanding. This declaratini
in defending the practice of polygamy
declares that the practices as underatooc
amotg accidental notions , is not systems o
sensuality , but of latter ( day saints. We believe
lievo that marriage is ono , which pooperlj
solemnized , exists in eternity. Every faithful -
ful woman in the church believes that in ordei
to insure her exaltation in the presence o
God , she should bo married or sealed to at
upright , faithful man. "
THE DECLARATION CONTINUES !
"Acting upon this belief , the alliances an
formed while upon o rth. upon the principli
that man is not without the women , nor thi
woman without the man. In the laws wi
firmly believe that God revealed thi
to them as a command , but while patriarchia
marriages , as it Is termed , is part of theii
faith and practice , they have no idea that i
should become universal. Equity of thi
sexes , if for no other reason , would proven !
this. It is a mistaken idea that , our churct
favors propagation. This doctiino seeka tc
establish it as a 'universal system , ' "
OmCBIlS ABBAIGXEU.
The declaration charges that the genera'
government has ever been ready to hear al
reports of sedition among the Mormon Reo-
ple , upon whom it has never conferred thi
rights of citizenship. The commissioners ap
pointed under the Kdmnnds law are chargec
with grossly violating the authority conferred
upon them , an instance being the formulatipt
of the test oath which sought to dlsfranchisi
thousands of legal Mormon votes. United
States officials are charged with having allioc
themselves with sectarian priests and politics
adventurers to excite foment. The presenl
governor of Utah is charged with being t
petty tyrant , as shown by his veto of the ml
passed by the territorial legislature providing
for the erection of a university ; also of thi
bill to discontinue the Utah commission
The Edmunds law's ami polygamy teature , i
is asserted , applies to only one class of pee
pie -Mormons leaving a legion of non
Mormon polygamuts free in their abuses
The official "spotters" are arraigned for the !
conduct in requiting pure and Innocen
women to answer improper questions and fo
attempting to violate the secrets of Mormoi
homes , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A flairs in Alaska ,
WASHINGTON , May 2. Lieutenant Cam
mander Mabels , commanding the Pintn
writes to the navy department from Sitkn
Alaska , under date of March 31 , that th
Chilliota are somewhat uneasy , and say the ;
will have no more whit a men among them
The Swindors have threatened white men
but committed no overt act , and prub ul ;
will not. The Ilusrian citizens and mission
arlcsha\ebeen having some trouble , owin |
to alleged encroachment of missionaries 01
the lands claimed to be within tbo town lira
its , which has culminated In an injnnctloi
prohibiting the inisilonaries doing work untl
the case is decided by the courts.
Xho IMttstrarg Trunk Mystery.
I'lTTBBUno , May2. Th'a ' afternoon Mrs
Boniatalll , wife of a Smithfield atroe
Italian confectioner , Identified the remain
found in a tiunk bera last night as those o
her brotner , Fiqtro Coiu&o , n former pqanul
vender in this city , but who went to Ghicag <
Eoveral years ago. Antonio Sabllno als <
recognized the body as that of Coruoo. Hi
worked with the deceased on a railroad neai
Chicago fora year.
Atliletlo OTor-Exortion ,
Ilanlan , the oariman , has been a see
end time baaton by Bench , the Australian
and the second defeat 1 aocoptod aa proo
that ho la utterly broken down. That hi
ihonld not bo able to baat a thlrd-claei
row or , shows an uttar decay of mnsculai
power. Yet ho did not not resort to ox
ceases , cither of drink or of overtraining ,
Ho waa especially careful of his healthw
a rale. It la evident that in hia rowing
matches he exerted himself for boyonc
what was supposed. These tremendom
drafts on hla muscular power hare provei
too much , and ho ban given way before It
The lesson is clear. When athletic exer
cio ; la carried to the extreme required it
order to success , ( t is sure , sooner or la
tea , to break down the physical powers
la placa of being promotlvo of health i
la directly Injurious to It , and so tends t <
evil rather than good. And the oxampl
of those who can achlevo feats like thoi
of Han ! an is bid , It leads others to pa
forth ortry exertion to roach the com
result. The final oatoomo of it all , ii
purjlyzed.muicuUr power and brokei
health , goes comparatively unnoticed
Hones the ovll of these profession !
straggles ,
The benefit of athletic exercises la li
promoting ; health. And in order to thu
extreme * should be avoided. Yiolen
aod prolonged exertion ( a as injurious a
any other form of dliappaiion. Moderat
oxeralse , taken with reference to th
lairs of health , ii more beneficial , Ere ;
ho walking of n given dUttnce , in all
wcxthor ! § , and irrotpectlvo of the condl-
ion of the body , is not wise. Floiibll *
ty mast exist ns regards rules for oxer-
clao. Where this is absent , nil works
badly. The health aide of ciorclao should
, lwaya bo prominent. So cf athlotlo ox-
jrtlonsVhoto there ate professional ,
hey sra not A snfo galdo for these who
wish to nso thorn for health. And the
> rcak-do n of Banian proves that oven
ho moat cMitioua profeailonals go
apidly.
Iiltnc-Klln I'rocoedlngs.
Detroit 1'reo Press.
Brother Gardner announced that the
ollowlog niles and regulations would bo
n force from May 1 :
"No member allowed to remove his
loots or shoos dating a Boaiion on account
of chilblains.
"Any member removing a book from
ho library without giving his narao will
) o fined not loss than $3,000 , nor more
, han $7,000 , according to the valno of the
work.
"Members will not bo allowed to dis
cuss politics or religion in the hall , but
may freoty talk horse and lay the founda
tion for dog-fights.
"Tho proaldinR officer Is to bo address
ed as 'Mr. President , ' and not as 'speaker' '
or 'chairman. ' his rank being the saino at
the president of the sounto.
"Whilo members are not prohibited
from eating onions for supper on the
night of the club , their attention Is called
to the fact that Llmbnrger chocso is a
good thing to break in the monotony.
"A fratoriial fooling is expected to prevail -
vail between members , but any momboi
lending another money must take hit
chances on repayment. In caao of a horse
trade they are to forgot , for the tlmo beIng -
Ing , that they over saw each other before
or will ever meet again.
"All dogs are to bo loft In charge oj
the outer guard , who will not be hole
financially responsible for any accidents ,
"Tho members wearing clean uhlrti
and having oil on their hair will take thi
front row of benches.
"No member will bo excused froir
serving on a commlttco nnloto ho cat
provp that insanity has always run In the
family ,
"In casn the roof of Paradise hall falli
In each member will have license to gel
out as speedily as possible , but In case ol
a fire It is expected that the officois wll !
take precedence in getting down stairs.
"All MZOIB loft In the hallaftora meet
ing will bo carefully laid away by the
j-mltor , and once in three months there
shall bo n public sale , the proceeds oi
which shall go towards founding a Home
for Snporanuated Colored Scientists.
Mr tills ntoro Precious than Gold.
Colliery Engineer.
Following are the names of thoio met
als valued at over $1,000 an avoirdu
pois pound , the figures given represent
ing the value per pound :
Vanadium A white molal discovered
in 1830 , 510,000.
Rubidium An alkaline metal , so-
called , for exhibiting dark red lines in
the spectrum analysis , $9,070.
Zirconium A metal obtained from the
minerals zircon atd hyacinth , in the
form cf a black powder , § 7,200.
Lithium An alkdino metal , the light
est metal known , $7,000.
Glncinum A metal in the form of a
grayish black powder , $5,400.
Calcium The metallic base of lime ,
$1,500.
Strontium A malleable metal of a
yellowish color , $1,200.
Terbium Obtained fram the mineral
gadollnito found in Sweden , $4,080.
Yttrlnm Dlocoverod In 1828 , la of a
grayish black color , and its lustro per
fectly metallic , $4GSO.
Erbium The metal found associated
with yttrium , $3,400.
Cerium A metal of high specific
gravity , a grayish whlto color , and
a lamellar texture , $3,400.
Didymlnm A metal found associated
with cerium , $3,200.
Ruthenium Of a gray color , very hard
and brittle , extracted from the ores of
platinnm , $2,400.
Rhodium Of a whlto color and metal
lic luster , and extremely hard and brlt-
blo. It requires tbo strongest heat that
can bo produced by a wind furnace for
its fusion , $2,300.
Nlodium Previously earned colum-
binum , first discovered in an ere found at
New London , Conn. , $2,300.
Barium Thu metallic base of baryta ,
$1.800.
Palladium A. metal dlccovorod it
1802 and found in very small grains ,
of stool-gray color and fibrous structure ,
$1,400.
Osmium A brittle gray-colored meta
found with platinum , $1,300.
Irldum Found native as an alloj
with osmium in lead-gray scales , and ii
the heaviest of known substances ,
$1,090.
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nil ; Enough to bo Senator.
Cleveland L'lamdealer.
Hpooncr , the republican senator froir
Wisconsin , is considerably below median :
stature , In fact , rather a toaapooner IE
eizs. Although theio does not seem tc
be anything the matter with his brains ,
his physical appearance dots not Imprest
a stranger with a sense cf greatness.
Naturally bo is a little sensitive on this
point. The other day while sitting in a
newspaper office hero , ho was Introduced
to a gentleman as "Colonel Spoouer , oi
Wisconsin. "
"Ahl glad to know you. Are you a
relative of the now senator of that
name ? "
The mutual friend hastened to explain
that tbo colonel and the senator was
identical. The gentleman looked at
Spoonoi in half-incredulous sort of way ,
as if siting him up and judging him by
the standard of the tape lino. He at the
sarao time begged his pardon in a tone
that poorly concealed his snrprlio. The
newly fladged statesman could stand It
no longer , and exclaimed with some petu
lance :
"Groat Scott ! do you snppoio a man
haa got to be seventeen feet high to bs a
United States ajnaUt ? "
The largest Diamond in the World ]
Pall Mall Gaietto.
The Amsterdam firm of J , Mote it
busy with the erection of a special work
shop , in which the cutting of the largest
diamond in the world la shortly to be
commenced. This diamond which hae
recently been found in South Africa ,
weighs 475 cirats , and It is said to be
greatly superior In color and brilliancy tc
all the other f mons diamonds of the
world , the largest of which , the "Grand
Mogul" is In possession of tha ahah ol
Persia , weighing , after being cut , 28C
carats. Next in sra ! follows the "Orlou"
of 195 carati , which alorns the point o !
the emperor of Ruula'a sceptre ; the Eng
Hah "Kohinoor , " originally weighing IK
carats , bat In its present form reduced tc
102J o r ts. Tbo "Regent , " oce of thi
French crown jewels , weighs 130(5 ( o ratt
The time spent in cuttlcg this Ust jewe
was two yean , during which time dla
mood powder t too value of 850 wai
nsed. The "Star of the South , " wbicl
has bfon cat at Amsterdam , weigh
125 7-10 cataU.
WAR RECOLLECTIONS.
The Bernini of Atlanta-lhe FligW
of Ihe Colored Population ,
Bwoot 1'otntoos s * KcRiilnr Diet
Through GoorRin. "
Written ( or the BUB.
IX.
After the surrender of Atlanta onr di
vision , now commanded by Gon. John
M. Corse , woo stationed at Rome
Georgia. October 5th wo ao put aboard
.ralna and rushed off to Altoona where
.ho confederates under Stewait
"Stowlt's Ko"ns onr southern friends
pronounced it , had cat the railroad and
attacked the garrison in a most desperate
fathion. The object of the assault was
the oaptnro of the immense atoro of sup
plies which had boon collected at that
punt , but proved unsuccessful though
great loss was inflicted on both sides.
The ilag of the Seventh Illinois Infantry
showed the marks of 137 bullets after the
smoke cleared away. Gon. Corse rcoeivod
a slight wound on the lef e check , a small
portion of the car being clipped oil.
WHEN OBK. SHEKUAN
was shown this Injury upon reaching the
field a few hours later , ho exclaimed ,
"Thunder ! Corse ; tboy cimo mighty
near missing you , didn't they ? " . It was
the signalling at this engagement between -
twoon Sherman and Corse that gave rise
to the song , "Hold the Fore , for I am
Coming. "
Among the wounded after this battle
iroa a young man belonging to a rebel
regiment , who looked eu much llko a
woman that It was reported that ho wai
ono , and , in company with about ten
thousand others , I vrent down to the
hospital to BCD him. Naturally his ap-
pearanca oxcltcd much comment , and it
was amusing to wltnois the vehemence
with which ho denlod being a woman ,
proffering as proof to the contrary the
ovldonco of woundedmen lying all around
him , belonging to hla own regiment , and
many of whom , ho eald , know him from
childhood.
Near the hospital was a long line of
wounded men , and along thin line passed
a conplo of surgeons examining the in
juries , and tying the arms of these
CASES DEMANDING AMPUTATION
whlto strips of muslin , which casoj would
bo berne into the ampntatiog room by
attendants. Pitiful It was to note the
anxious expression of the poor fellows as
they watched the movements nnd hoard
the comments of thoao Burgeons , and
to 330 the look of despair that marked
the fastening to the arm of the significant
bit of whlto.
In the amputating room were half a
drzan surgeons with sleeves rolled up
and arms and hands bloody with their
dreadful work. Blood blood was
everywhere , on the tables , on the chairs
and so thick on the floor that it was diffi
cult to keep one's feet , while at the door
lay a pile of human hands , feet , legs and
arms that testified to the work alrrady
done. I saw a boy of eighteen placed od
the table , hia trowors kg was cut and
rolled back , disclosing a bright red spot
on the knee cap. His face was whlto as
a sheet as a surgeon approached him.
'Doctor , ' cald ho , 'aro you going to cut
off my leg ? ' He was answered in the
affirmative. 'Why , I am not badly
hurt ? ' tali he ; 'I wclked saventy-five
yards after I was shot. Please don't cut
off my lag. Just pot your hand hero and
you can feel the bullet ; you can take it out
oasj enough with a probe , and I don't
want to hobble through life with only
ono log. For God's ' sake , doctor , don't
cut off my leg. I would rather be killed
at once ; 1 " A handkerchief satura
ted wltn ether was pressed over his face
and
THE BOY DROPPED BACK
at fall length on the table. The limb is
amputated above the knee and a few
minutes later ho is cirried into a back
room. Soon after I was asked to step
into this room and to hold my thumb
tirmly pressed against the main artery of
the boy's leg. The stitches had broken
and the blood was flowing freoly. I did
so , while the surgeon hurried off for as
sistance , bat before his return the pi-
tlcnt gave a last gnsp and was dead. The
kind Father of us all had prantod him the
death ho preferred to hobbling through
lifo on one leg. It was a clear case ol
Incompotoncy on the part of the surgeon ,
but It was only ono in thousands of sim
ilar character , atd so WES of little Im
portance.
November 8tb , 1804 , ire voted for Mr.
Lincoln for president for another term
and on the llth burnt our quarters and
turned onr faces southward.Vo did not
know that wo were then beginning a
tramp of 375 miles , with Savannah ai the
objective point , for the purposa of prov
ing true Shi rman'd assertions that the
southern confederacy was an egt ; shell.
The road was packed and crowded with
darkles of all shades and colors , ages and
stzos , 1 ended with stolen 'plunder of as
little uio to them under tbo circum
stances as would bo a diamond to a | man
starving in a desert , consisting of eilk
dresses , satin veatj , broadcloth sultr ,
china cape and saucers , wlno glauoa ,
etc. , etc. They were fleeing , not "from
the wrath to como" but from their mas
ters , and to the frequent Inquiry of
"Whero are you going , uncle ? " they
would reply , "Wo's a Rwlno norf , mama ,
wld do Llnkum sojers. "
On the 15ih of November wo stood on
the hill west of Atlanta and saw that ally
burned to the ground by order of Gon.
Sherman. It seemed a cruel thing
to dettroy in a flash the
accumulations of years , and to
lay in ashw the homes of thousands who
bad personally had nothing whatever to
do with bringing about a war between
the north and south. Pursuing our
march we struck "the aweet potato bIt"
of Georgia and for a monih mada sweet
potatoes our main article cf diet ; we
stole big kettles and boiled them ;
booked frying pans and fried them ;
roasted them In the ashes and , for a
change , ate them raw. There waa an
abundance of flour , meal , chickens , tar-
keys , veal , pork , sugar , honfy and In ,
fact , everything dealrablo in the way of
supplies was to be had until wo reached
the ooaat , and the entire march wta after
the faihlon of a picnic on a large scale
Immediately north of Savannah we
struck a randy region , producing little ,
and for a week were hard up for sup-
pllen , our food consisting principally of
car corn and rlco in the sheaf , with no
means of grinding either , Then all tht
talk waa about latlona and when they
would be supplied and how. Sixty-five
thousand men are scattered through the
beautiful forests of pine , live oak and
magnolia and
ATNEABXY BTAUVATIOH'fl TOIKT.
Back pf us is the dejolato com
try through which wo have marched ; li
front is the enemy and jait beyond
floating at anchor , huge sea vessels lo de <
with supplies sent around from Now
York for Sherman's army , but whlcl
cannot bo issued ns until either Savan
nah on the Savannah river , or For
M'AllUtcr , at the mouth of the Ogechoo
IB captured. Fintlly Gen. Ilizon'a ' bril
liant clmrgo on Fort M'Alllttor Is madi
with ontlro success , supplies are rushoc
up the Ogecheo and the army Is saved.
On the night of the 20th of December
Gon. Ilardoo plants two pontoon bridges
across the river , which ho covers with
straw to deaden the noise ot the evacua
tion and the following day we enter Sa
vannah , and Gon. Sherman presents to
Mr. Lincoln as a Christmas gift , n strong
ly fortified ci'y , three hundtod pieces ol
artillery and sixteen million dollars
worth of cotton.
PIM5S ! PlIiBHt 1'II.KSI
A BUKK CURE FOUND AT uASTI
NO ONE NEED WjrrKH.
A snro cnro for Blind , Blooding , Itching and
Ulcerated 1'llw has boon discovered by Dr.
Williams ( an Indian Remedy , ) called Dr.
William's Indian 1'Ila OIntmont. A slnglo
txix has cured the worst chronic cases of 26 or
SO years standing. No ono need suffer Dvo
minutes ta | tor applying this wonderful sooth
ing medicine. L/utlons , Instruments and elec
tuaries do moro harm than good. William's
Indian File Ointment absorbs the turners , al
lays the Intense itching , ( particularly at nlpht
after cotting warm in bed , ) acts as a poultice ,
rives Instant relief , and Is prepared only for
riles , itching ol the private parts , and for
nothlne also.
Read what the Hon. J. M. Goflinbe,1 ry. of
Cleveland , says about Dr. William's Indian
Pile Oolntment : "I have used scoron of 1'ilo
Cures , and it affords mo pleasure to say that I
have never found anything which gave such
Immediate and permanent relief a Dr. Wll-
liam'a Indian Omtmont. For sale by all drag
gists and mailed on receipt of price , 60o auc
$1 , Sold at retail by Kuhu & Co.
0. F. GOODMAN'
Wholesale Accent.
Ttro Can Klelo on Ono l.OOO JIllo
Zlukct.
Charleston Nows.
Paul Howes Is a Georgia drummer-
Ho was recently traveling in North Caro.
lina , and , frith a follow traveler , pur
chased a 1,000 mile ticket. The con
ductor refused to allorr but ono of them
to rlda on the ticket , saying that while It
could bo issued to two or moro persons ,
only ono could rldo on it at a time. Mr.
Howes waa put oil the train about four
miles from Wadesborougb , and gave
notice he would sue the road for damages.
Ho employed an attorney , but it was not
long before the authorities offered to
compromUo. The offer was accepted ,
and Mr. Howes came off $1,000 batter
off. His : walk , four mllrs to Wadesbor-
ough , netted him just $250 a mile.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease.
Hood's Saraaparllla is a conBtltuUonal
remedy. It euros catarrh. Glvo it a
trial.
SHOT AT ilKIfWEDDINO.
An Admirer of the Bride Fires at Her
Three Times.
The Now York San eajs : The friends
af Mary Durquo and Julius Sazey gath
ered at Woodhavou last night to witness
their marriage. While the minister was
performing the ceremony the ropoit of a
liatol rang out. The women screamed
und the men drew back. Then there
came a second and a thhd shot close to
gether. At first no ono could * ti 11 who
was hit , and It was not until the excite
ment had sat sided that it was discovered
that the bride had been woandtd She
was carried to her room aril a physician
was summoned Ho feund that ono of
bullets had cut through the fleshy pait of
tier leg , Inflicting a Blight wound The
ehnti had boon fired through a window ,
iml when tbo mon rushed outslda they
found Frank Laml not far away from the
Ipor. They arrested him , acd handed
: iitn over to Deputy Sheriff Hosbrook ,
who locked him up for the night. Lami
will bo taken before Justice Stanford this
morniog. There is much surprise in
Wocdheaven over Laml's conduct. It is
supposed that it was caused by jealousy.
He Is said to have been an adm'ror of
Miss Dnrquo. When the wedding invi
tations were sent out ho was neglected ,
end some say that this had something to
do with the shooting.
"What'a the Matter With You ? "
"Well , cot much in particular. But
I'm a Ittlh alllnc ; all ovor. I don't
sloop well , and my kidneys are out ol
order , and I can't enjoy my mosla , and
I've a touch of rhenmatitm , and once in
a while a twinge cf neuralgia. " Now ,
neighbor , yon seem to want a genera !
fixing up , and tbo thing to do It Is
Bnwn'a Iron Blttere. Mr. A J. Plckroll ,
of Eanls , Texas , say ? , "I was a sickly
man. Brown's Iron Bitters made mo
healthy and strong. "
A alrn in llltnolH.
SrniNanELD , III. , M y 2. The incompe
tent clerks of the housa committee , in re
counting the ballots of the Thirteenth dis
trict yesterday , made an error of 1,200 votes
In fayor of Khipp. Mulherrnn will retain
bis seat by Adjutant-General Vance'j orders.
A Catling : gun , with five thousand rounds
) f ammunition , two hundred overcoats , and
.hirty-Cvo tonti were sent to Joliet this
norning. Two companies nro there nnd more
are expected this morning. Bloodshed is ex-
ected.
>
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An Ofllco for an Oiunh * Man.
WASIIINHTON , May 2. The comptroller of
currency to-day appointed Kent K. Hayden ,
oi Omaha , to bo national bank examiner , Ho
will bo ascigned to the district of Kansas and
fabraeka ,
The president to-day appointed J. Erneet
.Iciers . , ot Colorado , to bo consul of tno
Jnited btatea at Nagasaki , Japan.
Tbe Half Brood Itobelllon ,
WiNKirio , May 3 GOT. Altkeoi received
a dispatch from Mlddleton last night In
which he stated tha wounded left o * np yes
erdny morning far StuVatoon. He ezpreaeedj
annoyance at the non arrival of NoMoote and
said nothing about tht Advance ,
London and Liverpool papers report
remarkabls cure * of rbiomatlim by St.
Tacobs Oil , onr standard remedy ,
I'fnclleton ftitlU for Germany.
Kiw Ynnc , May 2. lion , G , II , Fendle-
on , United Statw minister to Gutmany , nnd
amily , to-d y left for Bremen on theiteomer
Werr * .
* * * * Deliuiie ditoisea radically
cured. Consultation free. Address ,
World's Dliponiary Medical Association ,
Boffilo , N. Y.
West Virginia' * ! flow Capital.
WIIRLINO , W. V . , May 2. Cliarlestown
to-day become ) the capita ) of West Virginia ,
under the act pasted by the luglslatuto in
1870.
Wlen B bjr WM sick , w gav her CutorU ,
VThon ( he wu a Child , the cried for CeatorU ,
When she b cme Ml 4 , ihe clan j to CMtorU ,
Hrtoo he hd Children , oh gave Item CMtorU ,
Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
Moro Tit ront.Ntrrlllnir.ftpralnti.il i-ulM ? * ,
lliiriiK , NrnliU , l'ro t llllm.
vn iti , oTiirn Bonn.T MISS ATD junts.
Sold If DrugiMi > n tF > irri < f rr ! . . Inn ; Out * t l tlV > .
IflrtrUcmllnll MtiRiuicMi.
Tun CHAUI.IS : A. vonii.Kit co.
017 St. Chnrk" ) St. . St. I.ouis , Mo.
Artffoltr KM < tuttpori * > ( eille i Cotl/xt * , hM bcrn Untrt
* ogtfr.r < l In the ipHltlUcfttmfui of Uvwomr , Murcui. B n
aoil ntcoB biiRttMth&a ant otbrr thjtetiD ta Ut i-tcU
M tltj MfTtl lhftWAt < l ftI oil rrtMeMkkbO- ,
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Mont ? ! v > U
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and otnr
Hens ol Throat , Sktn or Hones , Blood Pol&
Old Sorts and UlCCrs , are tmtM with nrrt11el4
ucteii , on Uttit nelfiUf-o principle * . Ba'Hr frhAtcl ? *
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excoi * .
Exposure or Indulgence , -wkich rroJn e ion * or tht
ftlo ut effecUt ntrrouiDtiif , OebllUy , dlointu of ljU
tnddetallrp nwmirj. pimple , on the hcc , pbjilttldMftj ,
RTerilf > ntotbi oclior reniftlei , contvnti of Mrai , tUx ,
rcttdcrlvv MarrlnfiTA hni > roper or unhappy , M.
pcrmvntttl/tfureJ , rnipht i ( rt rMfiJontfce i > oTelnl
I itt1l tnTflApe , rreeto nj uddrfM. ConiultitUnt f
dee or by tnfcll fre , an d i nvttttl. Writ * for qufitloo * .
A Positive Written Guarantee
riff In ttl etnuilo cure , tlfdleleei tat rrrywhere.
Famphleti , Itnellib or Orrmin , 04 pngrt. d -
criblDE above dlicMcn , In male or r male , PlllUi.
MARRIAGE GUIDE !
W04fri : tDerl > ln. lllnitntrd la ciotkinltlllMuSlcM ,
XW , roonej.r l'0 l c ; lime , | r < r o ri , > - * TkU tj <
oDtttoa M tb oorltut , 4avtiLfal or UQtililtlTe wut ts
know. A book l ttrmt lot TMt u > di Uttllb ,
UU M *
$50 REWARD $50
*
1 EQUAL or
Dickie. CO A
'llila brand la a bnppr combination ol fine , young
crleproJ , Uurly lorg filler , with a
DELICIOUS FLAVOR
and It Just meets the tisto ot a large number ot
chow era.
OrOera tor 'Tlowsharo" are cotrlnj ; In rapidly
from all parts ot the country , UcmonBtTatlng how
quickly the great army cf chowora etrlko a gooJ
combination of Tobacco , both oa to quality and
quantity. Messrs I.oilllard Ss Co lu\o cxcrclecd no
llttlo time and labor In endeavoring to reach tlio
Acme of 1'erltctlon In Plowshsre , atd seem to hue
dona It. liesldcu tlio THN CKST cuia ol rioueharoaro
Which la a point not to bo overlooked by doalcra
who will find It to their Interest to order fomo and
give their cm torn era an opportunity to try it.
Ask Your Dealer for Plowshare
Dealers supplied by
Sronewetr& Sctoentgon , Council Bluffa.
1'ereiroy , looro , " "
L. Kirscht & Co. " "
Stewart Bros. ' "
L'axton & GftllixRhor , Omnha.
McCord , Brady & Co , Omaha.
For sale in Omaha by
H. YlDKlIn ? , CIS S 13th Struct.
Henry Ditzen , C01 S 13th St.
Heimrrd & Co. , G02 S 13th St.
Gee Carismn,1015 Farnam St.
Kaufman Bros. , 207 S 15th St.
Kaufman Bros , 1009 Farnam St.
Frank Arnold & Co. , 1418 Farnam St.
AuRust Plotz & Co. , 1509 Douglas St.
Geo. Heimrod , CIS N In'th St.
Bergen & Smiley , N. W. Cor. IGth and Cum.
ing Sts.
Van Green Bros. , N. W. Cor. Division and
Cumlng Sts.
Z. Stevens 913 N. 21st St.
J. II. Spetman , Cor. Doualaa and 12th St.
Geo. Andersen. 318 S. 10th St.
Charlie Ying , 712 S. 10th St.
Mm. G M. Lawley , 800 S. 10th St.
H. Monfelt , S.V. . C.ir. 13th and Howard.
Mrs. G. M. Lawley , 80G S. 10th St. . Omaha.
Gon. Anderson , 318 S. lHli ( St. , Omaha.
J. H. Spetman , corner Douglas and 12th St.
Chas. Ying , 712 S. 10th St.
nrirj Ilio BLOOD'H'P'
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euro , ullrtsnvluj , heii'tliy i-omploxlon.
3freiuont &tifnjil | at v ' "H K only aiii"
Otlionupularll ) of tlio urlirln.il. i > o uul uxtic t
ril puttliuOirldD.Ai.NUlir.HT. .
rSnnilrourM,1iln-r-jnTliolr. ) lart rAtr 1 ( lo.f ,
, Ma. , fur onr "DHE1AM ' BOOIf. " B ,
PINE LINE OP
IN OMAHA NKU.
PINKEYE.
Romnrkablo i/uro of a Horse
In the till ol 1883 I hai a T lu ble hona t > Vsa
lib lh pinkeye , rMultlnz In Llo.-'d potoa. AtUr
iloc month * ol rioclorlog with all tbo remedloa to lie
'ovine ' ! In horsu booki , I dcurtlrod of a curt. IIU
right hind letf WM large is a man' * body , and h J
ou It over fortr ruonloK torue lie wag a moit pltl-
kbit looking object At Iwt I tboucbt ol Swltt'a
idtclflo , an comintccod to o a It 1 Ulcd Qftoen
lx > ttlrs. lo AUKUtilut ill lymplomi ot the dlc w
dlwpptared There huobeea no elgni ol a return
ind tno borM li done a muU't work en my farm
orer flncc. JIB L. KLIWIRO , Anguita , Ot.
Januuj 9 , 168S.
Bvltt'i Spodflo It ectlialy tegotable. TnaUao on
DIotd aod Bkln IHMMe * Dulled tree.
Swltt Sr clflcCCo , Dnwor 8 , Atlanta , Oa. or
tt.wYork ,
CITY
Thi fomtrkablo growth ol 'Omab *
dating the lait few * OAH U mtttc * o
great Mtonlahmont to thoco who p y n
oocAtlonAl visit to this growing city. Th ,
development of the 8too > Yards thi
ncccBsltT of the Bolt Una Road th
Gnolr pared atroola the hnndrodaof now
rosldonoos and coaWjr bnelnow blooki ,
with the popnUtlon of one olty moro than
doubled In the lait five yoara. All thli
Is a great enrprlao to visitor ! and Ii thi
admiration of OUT cltlxona. This rapid
groTrth , the bualnwa aoUvlty , and thi
many aabsUntlal ImprovomonU mada a
lively demand for Omaha real oatato , and
every Investor hai made a handsow ,
profit.
Sluao the Wall Street panla May ,
with the anbaoqnout cry of hard time * ,
there haa boon loss demand from specula
tor * , but a fall demand from Invostort
Booking homos. This lattoi claos art
taking advantage of low prices In build.
Ing material and are securing their homoi
at much loss cost than will bo poaslblo a
year honoo. Speculators , too , can bay
real oota * a cheaper now and ought to taki
odvant- of preiont prices for fntnra
pro t .
The noit few years promises g ostc
djvolopmonta In Omaha than the pust
fivi ye&re , which have boon M good in
wo conld reasonably doatro. Now man'
nfaeturlng oatabllahmontJi and litrgo Job
bing honaes nro added almost woalily , Rnd
all add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many in Omaha and through'
bat tbo Store , who have their money In
the brinks drawing a nominal rate of In *
toreat , which , If judiciously Invested In
Omaha real ctitato , would bring thorn
much greater returns. Wo have many
bargalun which wo are confident wlU
bring the purchase * large profits In tht
near future.
Wo hnve for sale the finest resi
dence property in the north nnd
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lots at reason *
able prices OH Sherman avenuo,17th ,
18th , 19th and 20th streets.
West on Farnam , Davenport ,
Cuming , and all the eading streett
in that direction.
The grading o Faraam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible some of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Farnam , the pro
perty in tlio western part of the city
will increase in valiin
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 doable
the once in a short time.
We also have some fine business
lots and some elegant inside resi
dence ? for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
r
some good bnrRinne
213 South Mth
Between Farnham and
P. B. Wo ask those who htm
property for sale at a bargain to gjy
"fl a callWe want only bargaini
We will positively not handle prop
erty at more than its real value.