THE DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY ; AUGUSTS was
THE BEE.
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Omaha. Ncbraika.
A CYCLONE struck Philadelphia on
Monday. This Is the flrst gennlno ox-
citoinont which Philadelphia has oxpor-
Icncod aiaco the centennial.
Dn. BLAND , of Washington , ia crankj
ou the subject of Rod Olond. Dr. Miller ,
of Omaba , coincides with Dr. Bland.
This is a ramsrkiblo instanoa of doctors
agreeing.
NEW YOUKEUS ere complaining about
high assojaraonti. If the dlscontontod
Manhattan millionaires will call on our
Omaha n ou3r , they will loam Homo-
thing to tholr advantage.
A NASHVILLE man jarnpsd from the
ntnpaunon brldgn at thai place Into the
Oatabaclaud rlvar , a dUtiaco of HO foot.
Although canjliornbly shaken up ha will
racovor friin his Injuries. Uta osaapa
from death ia ascsnutad for by the fact
tint ho was intoslsitoi , The old adage ,
"Look before you lo p , " will uow hava
to bo ravlood to , "Gat drank before you
jump. "
who have from time
to time poked fun at the western cyclone ,
now know how it is themselves. A well-
developed cyclone haa just visited their
city and vicinity destroying a great deal
of property and Injuring and killing quite
n number of psrsona. It would cccm
utter all lint tli3 ejclono U not confined
to the wild west clouo.
A CIT./EN of McCook has boon trcnte3
Io a. cummer suit of tar and feathers , and
ordered to leave tha town. This wes
done ns n punishment for a criminal as
sault upon a young woman , and it was
reeortsd to as a matter of economy. It
will cave the county a big bill of expenses
which would have been incurred by a court
trial.
FITZ Hucm LEE has been added to the
list of distinguished oontheinerj who viill
tnko part in the obeeqnloa of General
Grunt. The eon of General Grant's
most formidable enemy in war , It is most
appropriate that with General ISuckner
und General Johnston he shonld aes'at ' in
giving a soldier's burial to the Santh's
mos. able fee and most magnanimous
conqueror
ONE advantage of the now stock yards
to Omaha Is shown by the increasing num-
of largo cattle owners and cittlo ship
pers seen on our otroots and around our
hbtals. Some on tholr way to Chicago
uio staying over to examine our
now cattle market , and others
tire taking advantage of oalea in the
yards In this city to purchase ranch snp-
plies of our merchants , Mr. Ilammond's
enterprise hns already been of great
becoBt to Omaha. The full efftfolB of
Ilia otock yards will not , however , bo
nhown until other establishments which
trill purchase the inferior gradea of cattle
aa well tvi the best locate In South Omahn.
THE CaiudlanB who arj urging annexa
tion to the United States have probably ,
looked over the last year's balance sheet
of tha Dominica and compared it with
oar monthly sla'omcnt of debt reduction.
Sir R'cbard ' Gait-Yright placas Omadn
dim finances in rather an unfavorable
llt'V. llo doilarca that there hus boi n
nu iacraaso of uoirly 8200,000,000 lu tbe
dcbi for whioh there ! no'hlng to slow
but two rnllwityc , one of w inh has bjcu
filvan aw y > while nobody o.iroi for the
other. Sine ) 183 ? the p pih'foii lua
Increased but 'M par cant , while tlu d hp.
hai hdvacoed 200 per ecu1- , expenditures
ICO per cent and taxation l.r 0 per cent.
It boglnB to look ns If nome Djnver finan
ciers UsiVbcon having a finger In tht
Canadian troMury plo.
THE qucitlon IB asked < f It would nol
bi proptr for the city council to levy t\t
annuil tax of five dollars on every dog Ir
the city. It certainly would bo not enl >
eminently proper , but It would bo pro-
duoilvo of a very largo revenue for om
depleted oily t oaaury , as Omaha Imi
probably more canines to thorquire jaril
than any other city of Its elza and popu-
Jati9n iti the csuntry. The clly couisol
chonld psiss an ordinance providing f jr t
dog license of at least fiva dollars a year ,
which sain the owner of a valuable dc (
conld not reasonably object to paying ,
All non-llceniod do a should bo taken uj
by the poundmittsr and kept for t
certain time , during which the owcei
may redeem the animal by paying tin
llcento and costs , which thou'd iuc'udo i
line for non-compllanco with the ordln
rue a. After the expiration ot thl :
jiorlnd all unredeemed dog > , unless ol
moro thfta ordinary value , should hi
dlsjioeed of in a way that would reudei
tholr reappearance upon the streets ol
Omuh.t an impoatlbitlty , la order tc
liOJv'inpli U this dealriblo rctult i , might bt
uttcaitry to kill tluin. Wo are in favoi
of high license for dogs , If Klgt
Ilcuuio reduces the number of silooni ,
v. . Vliovd it cm bo nndo to decraiaa the
tc y cf c&ulnea irJesliot ; tba city.
REGISTER MORRIS.
A prominent cltlztn of Northern Ne
braska writes ns follows-
"A number ef pcrsonj have recently re
quested mo to write you concerning the con
tinuance ot Mr. Morrli as register in the
Valentino U. S. Land office. In fact such
requests have been \ cry frequent during the
last eighteen months but I have studiously
refrained from having anything to do with
tlita tfTair. Finftl'y , I have concluded to
wrlto you briefly confining my elf to what
the people generally think about it. The
perron8 who complain of Mr. Morria , enter
tain the opinion that without your support
bo would have been removed some time ago
and tint you nro tha only e Hi dent support ho
now. They wish you to investigate mat-
tcra , hoping you may thereby become con
vinced of the truth of tha charges made
against Mr. Morris ,
"I write you ns much for the renton that you
are bslng hold responsible for his remaining
in office , thinking it may not bo true , ns foi
nny other purooeo. I have no Interest direct
or indirect In Mr. Morris1 removal. But 1
ntn convinced that the charges made against
him as to his official conduct nro believed bj
a very large majority of the patrons of the
ollice , and thnt ho under the circumstance !
an tncnmbrance to the republican party 01
nny Individual who upholds him , Domocrnti
nnd republicans alike would bap ratified will
n change rrgardloes of whom his SUCCCBSOI
might bo. "
Wo cannot comprehend why tha poopl <
of the Valentino laud district should hole
the editor of the BEE responsible for tht
appointment of Mr. Mori is or for his re
toutton In oflica. Mr. Morris was np-
painted by PrctiJent Arthur , at the in
ntanco of Sauator Saundur ? . Ho hac
boon the senator's private secretary foi
nearly four yean and Mr. Sinndon
rrhou his term was about to cxplro nakoc
for lib cppolntuont as n apodal favor
At tha time Mr. Morria WAI appointed
this papar and ltd editor had lost their in
llaenco with Saaator Saandoro.
After Mr. Morris had b.'cn confirmed
by the conato , ho citno homo tc
look np a bond , and failing tc
got bondsmoa for some time
ha finally apposlid to the editor of thi
BEE to booomo ono of the two bondsmer
required by law. The rljk In this case
was no greater than that incurred liy the
editor of the BEE when ho wont on the
bond of E. K. Valentino for the poul
lion of register of the West Point lane
ollice. Thin is the only aid Mr. Morria
has received from us.
When complaint was made by Mr. Hill ,
of Valentino , that Mr. Morris was un
faithful to his official duties , Mr. Hill
was Invited to forward the charge to this
office. Thosa charges , when received ,
wore promptly mailed to Secretary Teller.
The only endorsement made up311 them
was "rotpoctfully referred to the Sec
retary of the interior for action. "
In duo time the land commhalonoi
ordered an Inquiry , but the spaclal agent
who Investigated the conduct of the Val
entino land ofii co reported favorably and
the charges were dismissed. When the
firat dispatch aboub the late scandal
reached this office by a telegram signed
by a sworn enemy of Morris , wo hesitated
: o publish It , but as ooon as his report
wao confirmed by Jotters from prominent
business men of Valoatlno , they wera
freely given to the public through our
columns. If any well sustained charges
of official misconduct hid been made
against Mr. Motrh , they would
have boon published without reserve.
"With the general belief that
Mr. Mon-la is crooked , wo have
no moro to do than wo have with hla ro >
lantlon In oflica. We profess to have no
Influence with Grovoi Cleveland or with
any member of his cabinet. On n.vional
Issues the BEE always 1'as been ropub i-
can , and it certainly can have no part in
appointment or removals nnder a demo
cratic adrnlnlotr.itiDn. If It has been
shown or c n b'a ahown that Mr. Morels
has batrarcd his trust an an official , the
responsibility for keeping him In ofli.e
must bo laid on tbo ohonldora cf the
werd that be. This much of an er-
p'anallon wo have doomed due to the
friends who seem anxious that wo should
withdraw onr ufliienco from Mr. Morr.'s.
TEIE VACANT SECOND LIEU TEN-
AN01ES.
Tmo9 or four hundred aspirins ; younfj
men are anxiously awa'tlng ' tha cloch'on '
of IVosldcnt Cleveland lu rfgard to filliog
( hi vaojiit ajcoaa HeutonamUs existing
In tha line of the army. The law rosp-o'-
Ing ; olvi'.laa apppolntmoatj in the array
the appointment of a'loilo.i '
lna ' * W ° 3' Puiii for the ou'rout
yo.\t before the claim ) of others are con-
sklarj'l. Any vimns'c. ' } loft aftjr thj
( r. iu'iui ' ; clad ] U tuppllod must firJt bo
olfurcd to auc'i worthy noii-camtnlsiloned
ollluer of the array shall provo thorn-
salveu on oxantlruUon fitted to hold coai
mi'Alini. Tae . omjiultig vaainciji arj
plurU at the diiposil of the ohlof oi33U-
tivo. AJ u unttjr of fist thi
vaoanciei In the army , ow
ing to the cisuaUtles , raslgmtlons and
dlsmlsaals , nsuslly amount to moro Ihu
the number of graduating cideta. Nox !
year , however , owing to a larger that
usual olasj of gradiutea at the inllitirj
aoadomy , it is believed that there will be
more pa. ; * than tbero will ba holoi to fill ,
Fo ; this reason mnny army oftlo hive
hoped that President Cleveland would
allow tbe ten vjcinclcs , whloh will bill
oxlat after the asslgamant of promotut
non-commlasloncd cflhare , to remain
opoa until after next Joiio , w'aon they
couli b ) placed at the disposal of the
graduiticgobus. It la nor umluritojJ
that Mr. OleveUnd will taka a i vantage ol
Ills rl.httoappoluttuntand ; fi Itho vaoan-
clei with selections froa ci/ll Iif * . PJS-
tibly the prasldoat nny Lava bojn in-
lluono d by the rco-nt ar umenl of Ai
j itint-janenl D.-uai , In favur of greatly
tnoreatlug the number of caJjts iu the
military aoidomy. Om. Drum ar aad
thit onr groitost genorils durlug lha la'o
war wore thoio who had mingled wi'li
men oaUldo of the army after tholr grad
uation , and uln had thus loiurod n
knowledge and sympathy which they
would necoaiarlly hava been deprived of
f they bad served oontianally with tholr
regiments. For this reason he believes
that each claw at West Point should have
moro graduates that can bo glvan phcos
In the service , that they should bo por-
mltted to return to civil Ufa nnd to take
np their swords when called upon by the
government , bringing back to the army
business training , builnoss habits and a
knowledge of danllng with man some
what dlffaront from that obtained In mili
tary channels.
RED OLOUD AND McGILLIOUDDY.
The Herald places a high estimate
upon Red Olond , and attempts to cast a
slur npon Agent McGllllcnddy by saying
that "an Indian cgont who gets riah In n
short time on $1,500 a year is not the
kind of n man to control Red Cloud. "
Wo do not know whether Dr. McGllli-
cuddy has become rich ont of his agency ,
but wo do know that ho la generally con
sidered the best agent In the Indian ser
vice. Aa a recognition of his valuable
services bis silary was ralajd some time
ago f rum § 1,500 to $2,500 , and as ho is
an economical man , whoso expenses nt
the ngency are very light , ho is enabled
to save nearly all ef his tn'ary. no has
boon thoroughly iuvcs'igatodhalf ' a dtr.an
times , and yet ho holda the fort.
So far no investigation has resulted In
showing that ho is a dishonest man , while
eo far na discipline is concerned ho has
invariably been highly complimented
Ho has jaat been Investigated again by
Congressman Holruan'ii committee , and
wo predict that ho will again oomo out
unscathed. The fuel Is that Dr. Mo-
Gilllcuddy does not care to retain ills
position , but ro long as eucli cranks as
Dr. Bland , of Washlcgton , nnd the
eastern "phllcnthroplats" continue to stir
up charjco and investigations , baasd upon
the comphintu of Red Cloud , who is
known to bo a constant growler nnd dis
turber of the peace , ho proposjs to re
main where ho I unless removed by the
interior department until the public bj-
comcs convinced that thoco periodical
charges are gronndles : .
The Herald's praisa of Rjd Cloud and
detraction of Dr. McGlllIcuddy will not
outweigh the testimony of Gen. Crook ,
Col. Stantou , and Capt. Leo , against the
former and in favor ot the latter , while its
comparison ot Rod Olond and Spotted
Tall is open to criticism. Red Cloud
first came into notoriety as the loider of
the Fort Fotterman massasro , and ever
since that time his voice has boon raised
In favor of war and discord. Spotted Tall
WAS an Indian statesman , and while Red
Cloud was trying to create discontent
and disturbance the former was
always advocating peace. Rod
Cloud has always boon the enemy
of the whites , while Spotted Tail was
their friend. If Dr. Miller were to
visit Pluo Rldgo end ECO the admir
able discipline maintained there , the sub
stantial Imcrovomento that have been
made , and the proves : that the Indiana
have made towards civilization , ho would
change his opinion concerning DMe -
Gillisuddy , under whoso direction all this
has been accomplished.
TUG Maeeachusstts census shows a dc-
craaso in the popnl-itlon of the email
tovrnslnlho hill region of the western
counties. The changn which has como
over tlut put ot the n'.ato during the
last qnacter of a century ii very striking
A doz-m towns in Berkshire and Frenk-
lln counties which coatntnod 7.128 in-
lubiUnta In 1800 , Imo now only 5 929.
fl lois in the purely rgclculcural places
is about 25 per coat , , while ono little
town has but ICO pjoplo cgilnst 319 before
fore the w.\r. Wnora there ha ? boon a
gain in tint eooiion of Massachusetts It
Is duo to thetntroJuctlon of eamo new
Industry rather then to en In-
cra.vo of the farming oleimnt.
The drift of o.iilgritlcm fjai thoao vil
lages I * to tlu manufacturing towns and
largo cltloj. la not a few of these hill
towns emigration Ins eirrloJ off au even
larger propDrlion o ! the ontorprUo ani
public spirit thin cf population , and the
signs ' f rotrTjriding in every dlroo'.ion
are pji'ufuUy ' i
OMAHA wiohea to put up u Grant statu3 nt
' * * . p nut * Vo see uo ohj jjtlon ti tha p'aa.
A1 ; UJH ri.i'iio timi it need nit Inturfero wi.li
r ilcs'BBiibiO'iii'.ion to tha LjavuiiffortU
imnnmetit. linnsaa City Times
Wh lu wo lull not .t.tompbto interfere
with Nu rksku al333riptlon t > tha
Loivuawor'h nunuuunt , wo wou'd BHJJ
t to our pojplo t j.it Fjrt ( ) iulu U tf.-i
ai > , > r ] > into u pUsd foil G : > 10 myaii-
miat iii For' Lmiro-jTorVi. Th' ' in or-
eati nf the trro loc litl i' , ho vovor , iited
uit o iih , J eubioiip l > ai lor nionu-
inant at oiuh pU-o Or.ii lu easily scoured ,
Wo hopj the oitlzuiM of Oonh und
viola ty w U' fwnnltatily nghato the
mttjf of orjotin a Ornt moaaaant av.
Fort 0juln , an3 o , 1 upon tbo pjuplo of
tha state t ) a lit In tbo onterprlio.
CAPTAIN IliuMANim been compelled ,
owing to outrageous mlsropresjnta lout ,
to wrlto a card in order to Bet hlrmelf
right niih lion. J. E , Boyd. Captain
Herman wants It distinctly and emphat
ically undiratood that ho has never
clmgod the Nebritka member cf the
lutioual deinociatlo cotmalUoe with ply
ing a double gaaso on him , and further
more , ho dttiros it to bo boruo in ruind
tint ho consldora Mr. Bryd his fiend ,
It la a notlceablii fact that titioo the pub
llratlou of this cird the cold rave has
ditippoarod , nnil ( he liitirnal revenue
colloctorchlp has approaohtda ( aw jiotnia
uotrcr the graij ) i f Captain Herman.
IT h's b.on sUtdd that Illggluu' days
are nuinbarud , The probibllity if , how-
tvor , that tlio las * , day of Ilieglna Is a
g'jod wava off , end ttat the patterns who
ui'O aixloca toetohirn tu ned boto nil
bocouio weary in counting the number if
hla days. Ho is n very tucfnV nun for
tbo admlnVratlon , and ho Is tough
cnonzh to take all the blame for mistakes
and for violations of the civil ectvlco law.
In eupport of this ncaertlon wo have so
cent advices from Washington that Mr.
Manning positively siys that Il'gilns
abnll not bo dlatnrbod. That ought to
Bottle all doubt on this matter.
ADMIRAL CoonnnT , of the Frcnsh
navy , died In throe hours after the ro.
oalpt of the news of the Franco-Chinese
treaty , and the statement was made that
ho died of a broken heart. This is con
firmed by Rear Admiral DAVC ! , command *
Ing the United Slates equadron V
ChluoBo waters. Conrbot wanted the
war prolonged BO that ho could distin
guish himself , and when his ambition
irai nipped in the bad by the cessation
of hostilitlco , life had no moro chnrma
jot him. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
THE first ptlzo for hot weather will bo
awarded to Merced , California. The
inorcary cllmod to 1M In the shade at
tint place on Monday.
THE TRADE SITUATION.
A slight demand for autumn supplies
was noticeable in the eastern market last
week , bnt the gain is not greater than
unnal at this season. A moro cheerful
feeling as to the prospccla cf the fall
trade Is reported , the fear of any further
depreciation in velucahavlugdleappcarcd.
It Is generally ballcved that the limit of
depression has been t inched. This foolIng -
Ing no doubt will contribute largely to
the improvement in trade that IB expect
ed in the near future. The surplus ti
capital ia sga'n ' gradually find i at ; its way
into circulation both in speculative dcahi
nnd legitimate enterprises , and there
Bticnii to bo a general loosening up. The
week's failures in the United States and
Canada cumber 201 , M against 215 the
previous week.
As a result of speculative manipulation
in No AT York , the cotton imrkota have
continued strong.4 The cotton crop prts-
poctu remain favorable. Although the
cotton gootia trade io quiet values arc
maintained. The wool trade has been
fairly active , although the volume oi
business shows come decrease es n
natural sequence of the largo sales of the
previous fortnight. Vain en have ruled
strong , with an upward tendency in all
markets , In the iron trade some good-
s'z ' ° , d orders have been pkced , and others
are under negotiation for atcol rails , and
there Is a fair business in progreis ia
bridge Iron and wrought pipe. Other
wise the iron trade bltuatlon is without
activity or features of noteworthy in
terest.
The grain trade hss continued dull.
The maiket for wheat has been Inclined
to weakness , owing to the hot wcbthor ,
the increasing movement cf the new crop
and the nncatisfautory condition of the
export trade. The downward tendency
of values hai been measurably checked
by the circulation ti : eensational crop-
dumogo reports from the north
west. It is probable that
some injury Jbns been done by inocc.'E
and unfavorable weather conditions In
certain tcctlona of the spring wheat coun
try , Lut the extent of the damage hae
been much exaggerated in the statements
that have bion used to influence ihe
speculative market. Com pticca have
rnkd etcady , because there Is compara
tively little sprpalction in ( hta cereal in
any market. Stucko are keptnndor good
control by a eteady demand for homo con.
sumption and a mcdsrato movement foi
export , but there is no noteworthy acliv-
i y In the dsmand from nny sourca.
NEWa.
DAKOTA.
Huron claims 2 807 population ; Tierce 2,031
F.irgo Ins but 1 OU ) children of school age.
Tim four year eld town of Grafton has 2,100
intiiib ttntH.
Cnsfr's tin mines continue to develop en-
coamglngty.
Anusgit aortli 8O was recently fouml in
tbe Nippur Hill uiiuo.
The hall lixt weMs mined -1,000 acres ol
prniu in Spink Louuty.
Thu t ) a' ' n'sofs < 1 vulun nf all property in
Clnrles Mir county la ? : tVJUl3.
Tne valuation of tnxib'n prnnerty ia Spick
county ri-uches noarlii S3OuO/(0. (
Tha Hindi Il'lU ' v.'lur.t hinojt , it is Bail
will lot beg n befura Ausujt 38. Thus fui
tint ciOis am promltiln/ ,
The Jocc'itB farm coil Inro ijeotori clilm tc
havu di cover < 1 with their drill ono vi in ul
104 ! ax fd tiii thic nes' , nt n deptb of 131
lett ,
Aa'h-B r.ii'r'i-v ' ] build rp by th NoithwdS-
rrn uni I Kiu.k Irlami inilrdiila towtrd )5ii- )
iii .cck , It id iiinii roiJ , will b.-gm ai ui : fiuiy
li- .
liTha
Tha wh at growers of Northern Dikatn
mi tlinoiixl H9t Imc tha lioitd tuni
cook tbo furuiiDg berry in thu teadu
A colony of fifty fainlllfi- ate mill to bn on
ttiu way tu the Turtlu inc.iu tain region fi'i'ii
tliu lucjility cf the recent Jtiet nbclliun
trouble ] ,
Contractor fruit's agreement c lh far the
c mplftiou if tin Rrading of tKeiUulc Hlllj
br , c'l of the S cv > x City & Paclhc to Ilipiil
City by July 1 % 18SO ,
The totul valu tlon of the roil cetato nii'l
prrd < nil property IIBSOSSUI ! in Bpink county
this ymr ia ropurKd hy the county aaietaor team
am mat tu ubout ? 3CUOCOO ,
lin-insrjk onfessFH to n large Bhrickngo In
1U IliuUuK pupuUtloii , but coneolts line t that
tlm pruca-H IMS bten a moril improvement ,
tlw iloaterd nf erred to being N. Ci
A r i ro ul inoitiER wai held at lUpId City
laet wttk and stepj luken to i flor mbataii-
tlul I'ncimr Keiiit-nt to the North wentern rail *
road to hurry up their Imo from Cludrun ,
Mr Datrjmpl * calutilatps on petting 17J
I ) ishbl au acio from the oO.UCO acres lu which
ho la intereHtod , or a total of 027,000 biuln-lrf ,
tha turvt'bt will cuuim : .co in ubuut two
Anoth'r copppr-beiring strati Is snid to
UIVH btun Kttuck at a dei/tU of U03 ft ct ou
the JtucbR furin ThU l < eaid to bo the third
"pr Bpticl" In cupper discovered on the flhino
prellUufb
Tht < ConRregatlonal ml ion at Santee agen-
cv unili-r thu BiiptivibiiM nud direction of
Kev A. L ltuvi is rrtctiiifj one of the imest
bullrliiiK'i iu the titt , to coat , all complete ,
Bunieth ug over SSO.OuO.
haGraco was visited by a hall et'rm on
Widnuduy lant , tbo local paper at jtuv tlut
etonct were picked up which IIIDJ uni ulbven
ai d tilt co ( junctor inches , A J.vrgu amouut ot
wintluiv K''B ' 9 brukin ,
K'-Irr ' llu h , n Grant county dlylno , is n
di.ciiilncf ll.o f ith iii'O , und It ll/lti ? tu/t /
av i rtti u ii u su'-'c-'ittul manner iu that
lee litj Havirijj rtcently cured a bal C > IQ
of cttvrtb , lu ) id cotv tmvniff big run of
bufine'e.
Ths crop reports received from JlcVhewon ,
Mclntnih and Ctmpbell counties Indicate
favorftbh hnrvcst jcilds for the Russian colo-
nlsts located in that tcclon , and * n increased
Immigration from the czar's domains next tea-
son ns n ictult ,
There nre rimon at Devil's Lake tint Iho
Turtle mountain Indians threaten to drlvo
the whites from the lands recently opened for
f ettlemont. The militia nt Fort Tottpn are
fully prepared to summarily put down any at
tempt nt revolt ,
Jntnoi Butteiford , n wild and wooly cow
boy who had been filled with d.Mico hoiuo
bear and swindled out of hit cash by ono of
the nnpelio inmates , found himself sober
enough Tuesday morning to rcaliza hit Iocs ,
when , providing hlmsoll with n Winchester
rilli ) , ho took post at the doof of the badroom
occupied by the fair deceiver , stating liU in-
tetition to blow open the skull of the First
comer. Tha husband of the Indy In question
escaped by jumping out of n eocoud story win
dow , and called n policeman , who arrested
and jugged the cowboy.
VVTOXINO.
Cheyenne Is making extensive preparations
for the Grand Aimy reunion next month.
The Central ditch cotnptny with a capital
of § 100,000 , baa boon organized in Johnson
county.
Laramie county's asseajod valuation this
year will roach 5fJOOCOO ; a gain ov r last
year of $1,550,0 0.
John Smith , of Salt Lnko City , was mur
dered near Foit Urldger last week bv John
King for como unknown reason. Kicg wi-
oaped.
The Nebraska innano asylum is full to over
flowing and the Wyoming authorities have
been notified that the aeylnm will not receive
any more patients from this territory and
these already there mint bo removed ,
The 1'owdnr lUvor company has decided to
transfer n largo number , poilmpa 23,000
cnttlo from the 1'owder liver country to the
British pofBcesioDH , just over the Montana
line , DCUO head have already beunnlattsd.
COLOKADO.
The lulico of Denver in ado 4GO arrests dur
ing July.
The damage by the Cherry creek ilocd lint
vvcel ; is estimated at S10J.OOO.
It la eeiimotod that the wool clip of I'l l'a o
county thia year will bo upvuirdd of 700,103
pound a.
Mrs. II. S. I'orteoui , n Denver lady , V > M
thrown from n buggy by a runaway team , und
almost instantly killed ,
The Colorado _ Smpltinp cnmpiny nt I'uoblo
Is at present using about 250 tun * of ore a dav
and turning out 1,000 bard of bullion of ICO
pounds each ,
Ch-vrles H Konigsburg , a Denver commia-
eiou man , r..n into the hole S,00 , ' , aud left
throe Roats nnd two picro to bo divided among
his creditors.
t The district cou-t of the Third district of
Utah hii pronounced valid tha lease nf the
Km Grande Western by the Denver fc Kio
Granda railroad ,
A foreign miner at Silver Piumo oxprersed
joy at the news uf the death of Geu. Grnt ,
aud within twenty-four hours he rrcnved a
written cotico to leave thu town. He left.
The arteaian wall at Loveland is now at a
depth of i,770 , feet , Quito a quantity of fine
lubricating oil ia being brought to the surface ,
and it ia thought by tha contractors that .1
fine How ofiuer will bo struck at a depth of
1T0 , fut.
The number of prodccing , paying mines ia
Aspen promises to bs lar ely n.creu ed at a
viry early day The htrikes rectntly made
in thol nterprieo and Veteran tunneln ni-o ru-
p trid as among tha most important ever
made in thu camp.
lliut 13 appearing in the wheat in the lo
calities near Iijngmont and Ni-Wot , bub fur-
mere report that it hai come too late to do
any particular harm to the early crop. The
late wheat will only yidd half n crop ou ac
count of thin blight.
It U taid by old piorpectora that therein
not moun'uiD peak in Colorado on the top
of which there i * not a , tin can Tourist * end
mountain clinibcra have n luibit nf taking up
a tin cnu , to be left at Iho summit for the dw-
pooition on flips of paper of the names of all
who ascend the mountain after them ,
MONTANA ,
Lu'.toli.ii dedicated a uow of or a houio.
A cnrpo nf fin,0 0 botc'cs ' of Leer vtcro
wrecked on tha Upper Missouri roco'-tly.
Thu ou put of Montana minus for 1885
ia pstluiatud by mining menatov.r § 22,010-
OCO.
Biuinres nnd residence buildings In coursj
of cjust uctlon in Helena approxtmato cloioiy
5301,000.
Over 2f , ) 0 men me working in the mines ,
mill-i nnd Btnullerj of liuUc , uud their wa aa
nloDO amount tu fS.CCO.OCO per yuar ,
Thirty-five car loa , about 10).010 pounds ,
nf wool have b on shipped from Liillirine to tar
tins year , iiucl theru o\u 1.0 010 pounds m the
\\arliou o ready formhipuient.
Tha Jjlkhom coijjpaijy chipped on Saturday
last , boveu bira of bullion , ng/ro atirjp 700
pound" , and valued at S3,5it' ( , at the New Vork
mint , tlio rtiult ot u ten daj H' run.
A CUB linn ta' cn pkca iu tin ones famous
but lately do-ortedJL'enoi.Bcot mine , disclusing
$5 , CO'3 ' wurth ot rit.b ore. The ininn waa
puich.\3d n phort time agj by John Long-
mad ! fur § 4 000.
1'ilty millions of the tangillu wealth of
Montana can bo funnel mtlii cattle , horse- ,
and elicip , fetdmir and multiplying en the
frioLuutii pibBK meadows of the territory ,
Tha elucl : holdii KB of Holt na alunu uru eali-
mated to exceed § 7,000 000.
CALIFOliMA.
A ton of aipenic was u < ed iu thu San Joa-
quui valley to kill thu grasshoppers.
The tellurium are nrcntly uncovered ia
Sh.utn county asmjed SSS.OuO to trio ton.
Senator Stiarou'n I'tiliC" hutnl lu Sun I'rm -
circa i * avtsKfd at § 1,200OCO , and thu old
man Ud | ; for a rLclucuuii.
Mrs , M , Felt g , r.ged 110 yonw , nnr ] horn in
Siut t Oriu , uluci mcontly. &ho v/.ia proa.bly
llin i.'Iilett ) .uly iu Cahforola.
T' fro are two younrr gir nt work in the
fiint-dr/ing hnuda , c n thn Itinchii Cliiu ) , who
nil indnn-1 , huiny wuigljlp , nud they in. > ku n
in' until Jut Bwcutneua 1 1n cjinbiiicd wucht
lit ibt two ( jlria in 101 ponudtf. Ono of the m
' ( i , H tha bdtin" nt ' . ' 38 | iiuuan
] perim ° ntH b > Chinese at Merced in the
cuUuii ) of tlm onium popjiy 1 ave oivn aucci'SM-
ftil. but tht ) C lifirijia drux pron.8 tn bu too
ctrmig for thn Atiatici , nil 1 they i nfei thtt
imp ittd nitlclu Tlu ludications aru that
that thu cultivation of the plant for media il
pii'p men mht ! ; pioVo profitab'o ' to C.il-
lloiuia
'lliu factory nt Alvarado bca made 1,550
tom nf n-hiAil bcot migar thii reason 'i'/iln
h said to be four timi'a grnxur than tha tutul
fornliiiin eugjr in the Unitid States The
Alvondo fjaoiy has been in opsration FIX
j tare , nnd it ) profits an ) wmputtd at $ > IOt-
000 ou an iiuoatmcnt of $125 OiiO , The ( { row-
era get ? A 5J a ton for bet-te , and the yield is
paid to imroga twenty toux t > > tlm acre Tlm
factory pays out about 2'JJ.COO ' a jear fcr
btet'j ,
Uic
Avalaiche ,
If , whin Wsiloa stopped his papnr , the
Pall Mull Oatti ) had unly printed on
him that story which la told t ChitOf , of
the Philadelphia Publlo ledger , 11. H ,
II. wpuhl huvo tiubecrlbi d f or ten CJpUa
forever.
'Yes , sir ; Bt tipped the paper elr vile
eheor , uir. "
"Stopped the paper ? " gasped Sir.
Ohlldn.
"Yos , air , stopped the paper , " shouted
the anpry mibacribur.
"Ooma with uio a moment , won't you ] "
gasped the fjroa ; cditur.
Mr. ChlldB dragged iilm to hU tflice ,
to thecurnpuelpgrvom , to ! bcpr < n ) rocni
TliB lulgh'y majhlncry of the Publis
Iji'dRcr w s everywhere in in illou.
Kutinlut ; thu editorial room Mr. Ch Ida
dropped into a ch ir , drumnff a long
broith "Hoavcns , wha * a ecaio you
gao rae , my "Id fr'oudj dorv'c do ( ti4t
sty inors , Why I thotirfht you eaid
joa'd 6t-ippe1 the pajjor , it ecctns to uo
r rt nh < ro without
finl pit ing QcBgload'a prKca , you vtih
B'J Vr < " ,
Bcllcl ThM Tim Family will bo AVoll
For.
You k , Aug. 1. The fortune of
the Grant family Is golnf ; to ba proator
oven than has been cilculnted. The en
dowment fnnd of $250,000 , presented to
the General tome years ago , is now
thought to boa perfectly osfo investment :
and at the wortt the Income from it nt U
per cent Is guaranteed for a long time to
como , Mark Twain says that the family' *
shtuo of the War book will roach $5LO-
000 , and ho undortUnds that under the
will , this ia divided between the widow
and nil the children. The otatuo mtdo
b ; Gebbardt la having nu extensive pale ;
aud , as it is copyiightod , the proceeds
nro secured to the Grants. A lifc-alzo
bust , made by the came sculptor from
aittlnjjp , nnd the cant token after death ,
U to marketed In the same war. Care
has boon taken to exclude nil other srtlats
from any facilities for work. The a tune
precaution has kept photographers from
making pictures of the interior of the
Mount McGregor cottage , save one
operation whoeo r.ogitivua hava boeu
protected by copyright , aud nro under
the control of Col. Fred Gr.int , From
all thcao sources friends figure up an
apgregato of a full $1,000,000 , nnd they
ate correspondingly delighted.
Grnnt Obojlnj ; tils Ou n Ordure.
Cleveland Knquircr.
Oapt. John U Stcoro , now nu tuinato
of the Soldiers' honu- , tells n g > id otory ,
showing how hc > , n hen but IU years ol
ago , made Gen , Grant obey his own
orders.
The ocenrrenca took place ia the early
singes of the war , shortly of tor Grant hac
received hit commission ca brigadier gen
cralj nnd was placed In command of the
mill t. 11 y district of Missouri , with head
quarters nt Cairo. John S'eore1 , then n
boy a little over 1G years oi ego , enlistee
uud wr.s ordered , with otherr , to report
at C&lro , which they did. Five davs af
ter tnlistlng they were drilled in march
ing snd maneuvering without uniform or
nrina. This wao cuiitinnod for nevora'
duy ? , when the Haw iccruitj got a vin1-
form and an old Harper's Ferry musket ,
ono cf thoBO old allaha that every lima
time the gun was discharged the ehootci
hiul to go hunting atttr the hatnour ol
his gun.
The morning utter ycuau Stooro go'
hie gun ho waa otatlouotl at Gen Gram't
hoacquartjrs ns guard. The lusdquar
tors WISH located on the lavco fronting tht
Ohio river , near tbo junction of the
Mississippi rJvor. It wus in November ,
aud the. day waa nccold end bolatorou
ono. Stoerb'a military experience wac
very limited indeed , and the iaclemeni
weather did not exactly ault him. Hh
orders were to let no ono rxccpt an
oflicer , or ono on oflicial buRlness. onti i
the building. Ho stood at hln post o :
duty until chilled through and through ,
whoa ha eot his musket up in ono cornei
of the door , leaning against the nlll , and
himself close np agdinat the building ,
with the caps of his overcoat pulled up
over his cars to keep warm.
As every ono who came near tbo place
seemed to bo on edict r ho molested no
one , devoting all his time end attention
to keeping himself warm and comfortable.
Morphena courted him , and ho was on
the verge cf taking D pleacant snooze
when someone coming c3on the ttalrway
r.ri'.UEei him. Looking up ha eaw an
oflicer buckling on an elegant n ord
After passing through the door the
officer c line to u halt , and , looking at the
gnaid indignantly , aekcd :
"What are you doing there ? "
"I'm the gu&rd , " replied Steore.
"An escbllont guard , Indicd. Doyen
yon kuow whoso hendquarlura this 1.7 '
"Yea , sir ; Gau. Grant's. "
The officer looked at the guard a mo
ment in silence1 , end then ho thun
dered :
"Stand up there , elr , and bring your
gun to a Buuildtr ! "
Young Steero did no requested , brlng-
ifjtr his gun to ( shoulder like a tqnlrrul-
hunter. Tbo oflicer took the gun frorr
him and wont through the manual oi
armn for him. Ho remained with h'm '
for fifteen or twenty minute ) , nntil ho
taught him to handle hia gun , when ho
asked :
"dow long have you boin in ILo
service ? ' '
"Severil daya. "
"Do you know who I am ? "
"No , olr ; never saw yon boforo. "
" 1 bm Gt-n. Grtnt. You havpdcecrtetl
your pojt of duty , eir , which ia a very
asrluuu breach of dltolpliuei. I will not
punish you this tlrno. young mm , l i
vtry cartful it dcioa not occur ogatn.
Orders usuat bo strictly nnd promptly
obeyed clwaya "
Ssvernl dsya after thli yoog Stecio
ras put on gtmrd on r. r. ujibout which
waa balng loaded with provliiocs ana
animntiitlun , vvithorJIcrfi ti olloiv ; o ono
vsith n lighted | , ipj orci ir o como wl h
In u kivju dtttiiijC nViut fifty feet. JIc
h-.cl uot been at Ms p tt of duty more
than an hour wl'ou ( Jra Grant np-
proBchcd with n llj-httd o or between his
.tell ) , lie a-ututd 1 1 bu ( ioi'pin thought
Mit llin monioot ho P. IHO HOT tli > gauf
pltnk hiri mutti gs w ro iuuriiip'u'1. ' '
"JJ iltl" crlua itii1 you > ii uard , britig-
iu Ins inti ; to his tliOQldir
TJio enerM wnn IH PII oiiuiplnloly h >
anrpnan. Ho ) u ko l lit tlio ynung j-unrd
vvhohadh'm ' cuvortd with ! JH griinnii > > iil (
aud then hU toiiuwmv CD ohoiVhd tincu
of nrlctug ungcr But ha did not budgu
an Inch.
"I have hacn tiu.ht ; In i.bey ordr
strlot'y ' and prjtrip'ly , " Hx.ili-.liio-i Stfur ? ,
qtiotiig llio geni-ral , " . nd my ordvr *
K.IG to allov no ono to pproojh thl * b mt
with a lighted cijnr , y ti will plcasu
thrciiv youri away. "
Gjunt Buiilad , throw his cig\r into tbo
rlvor aud croaocd the gang plank on to
the beat.
A
A IJaflTale ) Ijnrty wli InnlstH That Blia
IH tlio Will ) of Cm field ,
Special Dispatch to tbo Globf Democrat.
CU.VKLAKII , 0 , July 21 Kil > n WIl-
liiiiir , u rnurrldd woman , ub me 05 ycar
eild , was taken into ctutojy to day on the
churgo of ia anUy. Shu Jias it very pe
culiar JulhicliiKtinn , linagliilnij lureolf to
tm the vfifo of UUD. Garlic-Id , aud ehu iu-
thU that he i ) luldtsd , but ojocuitllug
is Identity in Europe. The vrumiushyH
aho lived In liull.lo , nnd was a particular
frltiid of ProMdvnt Fillmore. A ball
wai g v.n at hla rtflduncuono night wlieni
ahu met Ut < n Giiliulcl , llo w i cipnva-
tud bhbr fin i ) dut clnjr , arid , although tie
i lion liHd a French wife , they were mar-
riiid. Tal ] f ot was kept a Bocro' , bat
oho h&j about to g > to tie
\Vbito IIoujo to bee rae tbo
mbtma when the prculdeitt WVH
thot. Shn did cot thnii mike licrseli
iiio-.7iia.tlui wife , tliliikmg BIS * wi-uld
rumin qutut about tUu iiiiitter until utcor
iho funir l. On iltn w.y fcomY shliijj-
t"ii tu this city , h uvci' , the ptt-uor.il
caaio tu life , an , th r boay wo pn ia tht
c hV'ir , pt d G rtM d tv ut t > K > ir i > , ilu
li d a J.if a u a nut < I His uivnc . , uud thu
gove uumt paid larg ) BUIIII to tuo f ui-
i. , ' " * u M , tpjj'-er'l
doja not make htnuolf known. The lady
who clalois to bo Mrs Girfiold i ) not the
wlfu o' the pcncral at all , thn woman ln
flltti , but n Mrs Johnson , wlu lived on
Daloanro sttoot , DnlTrilo , nnd Is the wlfo
of n member of the editorial staff of the
BufUlo Courier. The unfortunate wo
man declares If l\cs'dont ' Fillmoro's sec
retary would only como to her assistance
bo wonld cloir Iho whole matter np for
nor. She wonld then bo released and bo
qlvcn all of Gen. Gwfielcfo properly ,
Grand Army Intpsoilnn Tom- .
FUKMONT , Nob. , AuRuat Oom-
mnndcr A. V. Cole , Adjutant-General S.
J. Shirley , nccompjniod byJJ. 0. Lowlr ,
doparlraont inspootor , G. A. 11. , will , on
the 10th of August , start wott on a lonr
of inspection , \laltlng as many pouts ns
posslb'o ' along the linn of the Fremont ,
E khorn & Missouri Valley railroad , ns
far west as Chadroo. They will stop off
at the following potaU on the dates tnon >
tlonod nnd hold public meetings to which
everybody la cordially invited West
Point , August 10 ; Norfolk , August 11 j
CrolghtonAugust 12 ; Ncl'gh ' , August K ! ;
O'Neill , August 14 ; Stuart , August 15 ;
Ainswortb , Aligns | l7j ValontlneAugust |
18 *
llo l'IU Kvtrn.
The InJopcndont.
The commorcinl tr.\volor of n Philadei-
phii house whlloln Tonncesao opcroaclioii
a ntratiRer a * the train was about io start
nnd said : "Aro you goluj on th's train ? '
"I am. " "Have you any blunge ! "
"No. " "Mill , myfrlcud , jon cm do
uio a favor , and it won't cost ynu any
thing. You sro , 1'vn two big trunks ,
nnd they alwtyrj tnlo mo pay extra
for ono of them , You can pot ono of
thnm checked on your llc'icot aud we'll
caohro thorn. Set ? " "You , I ROC ; but I
luvcn't any ilckct " "But I thought
yonmidyoti were going < ni this train ? '
"So Ism ; I'm the conductor. " "Oh ! "
llo paid extra , cs usual.
ThoStnr of Empire.
The Current.
Jur/go D.ckoy was au Ohio nun As
tlio jfisrn paB thu ki.cll of grnt men
will bo fliuiHod in Iowa and Nebraska.
Thoeo iitates Inv.i ecus , grp.i1btitnot old
enough to die. The center of popula
tion is probably now wrst of Ohio.
When Geneinl Grant and Judge Dinkey
were boja ell greatuccs of fau.o was oaot
cf them.
A Wild , r.urninf ; Kcli , that Strikes
vv it Ii a Thousand Klcctric Itching
Xccellcs.
IjMMTrm ILTOONAIA ) cit.t , I with to * y some-
2J thlnj ; ! 11 nltt of t \almlilo incdldno , Cull-
uira , whiL-11 tav advertised in > > ur.itr I lm\o
hd that Id Uprofv , nf which jou fail in the Illh'o
where the Jenaflr tgo' Itamoiu them , and did not
know buw tocuiult It Ins many other Kngl'sh
names. 1 have bad It on my body for over mxty
NO DOCTORS COULD TELL
ii)3 what It s viid pr bililf I rfotouH hara
i , Had I not xom the ad\irtl'omoi > t Ia jour
ble | > api > . F ntIt l u toilj aircctloi of the
Bnln ; next UI > il-sIUo Inruacltuon a01.3 I'd hot-
t m , oral ulnl K ht Ixd Uul In the \\ttur lor
1 HK ) iun ; and Juit the simo In m ; feet , Kutcs , and
olbona , MU bj tak na m'cra tone ami laokini ; at
1119 It looks wirsa. In o .hr woidi , wjill ctll It
ICFlTtlYOYdl OR FISHPKIBT ;
then comrs on ubat I cill the nllj liurnln ; Itchy
then will sttlkojou wltna Iliinitnil iloctrlo itch ;
nc-Jkn. You i moot toll where to Bcr > tco flret. Vuti
lhjiilu\o to run out Into the opea oif. to ( , 'c-t ro-
llo\cd Wnj.i Is ilroidfu' , end ha\inf so miny
oitintiit dootiri1 , urdnino inoiUnjr uhit toaufor
jou ; Imt I tn\o toun 1 the K t Ireasjr ) atlait. It
did not tatottO epoonla's cf the
UUl'lCi'ltA ItBSOLVIflNC
bofcre It t50k that li rnlnj Itch l > f the throat , and
bid them to hold elf , aul it Ia nff Mj lloih U bj.
conlni8jlter , mvhitr H bo i inlnff iot ind Bi'ky ' ,
ac l I tin n KO * tU9iuexti-rint nil | citl v f-UuH-
cuia r'oiii nlai u'.nr ' the juttd ui'.ii On l-uri II
IhothonsiiidH Uu * than nlnifso Ihl-t uuillc'noni
Ida , hsyw uM not u > 'A ' n j 'rur ' luiiin without
It Uli < 'tin l > al tel 11 M ) io > > , b I tiol , o h
era , ami I'nny otiodisbU e.is tills. 1 c him st vnrx ,
door ta the Lotran IIouu h r , la u mv ink o-n pat
auUcolorhi nil. JO-tKIMI W. UILbV ,
For sa'o ovirj wlicre. Price tmieurn , the K'cul
Skin Cure , 60o Cutlcnra Sf ) . | ) , i rxiinUtJ S la
It cntlll r , 5Co. Cuiloura hcioh.ut. the new Uluml
1'iitlfler , $1
IVO , Sr-ali , riinjiU , and Oily lAin ,
htuutl cd li > C'utluira hoaji
i OJUOII , " that jiodj
t iho h"t of litcnul icniolioH ,
iiil J ) cp Poatod Oonijli , I lic-t
lull mnia'.lon ul tfco Lu ii Dull-
ic 'l'l'ifi ' Asth'na , faraitta or
Liincucai of the thoit in I I'uctnralMug.
clcs , a u at oi re reluml , en 1 the ell ttion us.litiil
toasto j cure l > tbo Cutlcuta IhBlir Bit tr
tir.nnui-t ri.r.iilfqn 1 ycIlliMCioui. AtJrus bta
jt , IholorS' ' IU , Mniljil die.
lei t IT Driii : ami Choinlcal Co , 75ostfn
I biuo n r bltK u roinoily r tr tlio aboroUlnoaoa , by It *
nno thnunaii iHDfcilst mil tlio wtitNt kliuliinUf > r fonff
Btaadlltiliuvul i-rntti rtl 1 mle I. o tr iiic-li inrfHltll
In Uaclllcur ) timluilii"l'1 I ) IIO1 U.I S HIKH ,
lOEl'lliorvilnnH I't tllll lltliUISI.un thlsdl.eito
tuu7BUfTr r d h \i | httit ill * O tulilr fn
111. 1' . A M.IK LM Ul 1'carl t . l ) rorb
BIRTEt AND OTI1KH 1'RIVI
. - ? KOU HA1.13 0V Till :
a HOUNDS OF Tin ;
OMAHA , NEBRASKA , FAIR.
/ II hlj ? miiat lie fui fil ' 'n ' the Smi'turj'j | i d
nu b - n o ADIT. 16. 'Iho r lit i > n bin id t > i r
t Ml hi u
olhtr prcmluina cllend , yitt-
Jti IULD HEI > T. m ( o nth.
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Magnolia Balm
s a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it , who would rather
lot tell , and vw can't tell.