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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.
FIFTEENTH YE131. OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MORNINGAUGiU&T 26 , 1885. NO. 58
THE CHOLERA.
CflnUnDg Wiih Unrelenting Fury ;
% Dtyaslaiine Course.
Fleeing People and Dying Victim
Depopulate Marseilles ,
Spain and Germany's Squabble-
Borne Eoyal
Cable Notes and Foreign Point
Flushed by tlio "Wires From
Across the Sen.
PROGRESS OP THB
MAR8KILLM VIBTDALLT IN THC OHASP Of Til
sconnoB.
MAILSKILLEH , August 25. The cholera pan !
has now extended to all classes In the cltj
nnd all who can got away &ro retorting t
flight. Deaths from the cholera have occurre
in many of the towns and villages In the dc
partmont of the Rhone. In Lancon eight fats
caeca of cholera have been reported , in Qrat
three , nnd in St , Cbamas two , liosides thoi (
several caiea of cholera exist in Istres , Morigc
ano , Aiz and Arloa. It la also re parted fou
poriona died Irom the cholera In Sistero
llarses in the Alps.
MABSEH.LEsAugusr 25 Sixty-seven death
from cholera repotted yesterday.
TOULO.V , August -Thirty-four perion
died from cholera in this city yesterduj
There have been twenty-six deaths from chol
era the past twenty- four hours and at Athierr
four death ] from cholera ou board the Frond
cquadron.
AlAitaEiLLis , August 25. Seventy no\
cases of cholera were reported here to-day
and there were thirty-eight deaths from th
disease. A report that the cholera ha
broken ont In the French squadron nncboie
near Toulon is confirmed. Seven cases c
cholera and three death ] were reported frur
the ( loot ' .o-dny.
THE DAILT nECORI ) IN SPAIN.
LlADnm , Augutt 25. During the pas
twelve hours there has been reported in Mud
rid twenty-one new cases of cholera , am
cloven deaths. King Alfonso visited the hoe
pitals hero to-day nnd will return to L
Granj * to-morrow.
MADBID , August -King Alfonso wil
visit the cholera hospitals to-morrow.
There were 4701 new ca-.oj of cholera am
1433 deaths from the disease roportci
throughout Spain yesterday.
THE CA.KOLINC UOBBIjE.
vnsNcn NEivsrAi'Ens JUUILANT OVER SPAIN' .
ACTION.
PARIS , August 25. The French newspaper
nro praising Spain for the attitude sh
assumed towards Germany over the Caroline
affair. They adviao Spain to resist Bismarck'
greed , and assure the Spaniards tha
Bismarck will yield if they continue to main
tain n bold front. A great deal ia enid in thi
press about the Franco-Spanish alliance
This causes uueasineis in French cfficin
circles , because it is fenrol that IHemurct
may make n forcible complaint n'lout it.
KNOLAND CIIAI10KD WITH COMPLICITr.
MADRID , August 25. Tha Corropondenclc
charges that Eughnd has given tacit approve
of Gerrcany'd conduct in seizing the Carolim
Itlnuds.
Count Von Salmo Sonenwaldo , Gcrmai
ambassador to Bpnta , who for eomo time past
hasfel constralni-d to abstain from appearing
In public , ia about to go to Berlin to tnjoy i
holiday.
IIOYAI/TV HOBNOBBING.
AND EoiiANorra KIGSINO ANI
EMllRACINQ.
August 25. At the mooting o
the Russian nnd Austrian Imperial famillei
to-day the Hapburgs wore the Russian uni. .
form nnd the IlomanolTa wore the Austria :
uniform. Tbe meeting took place nt tbi
railway station , and the monarchs embraced ,
The czar and emperor then entered the same
carriage , and wont together to Schlois. The
emperors and empresses indulged in rnuct
embracing and tusin/ . The czar knelt and
kissed the hand of the Austrian empress ,
THE KINGS MEET.
KREMSIER , Angmt 20 , Tbe czar and czar-
InOj accompanied by tbe Imperial entourage ,
arrived bore nt 11:30 thla morning. The czir ,
czarina nnd imperial suit in going from the
station to the palace ot Krenuier , avoided the
town and were driven through the vast park
surrounding Schl > ea. Emperor Fruncie
Joseph , hia son llndslpb , and the imperial
crown prince met the czar at the railway
station ,
UABLE ISOTE9
TUB EDIN SWALLOWS TUB BUNOALOO.
Boil DAY , August 25. The itoarner Dunga-
lee was wrecked yesterday in tbo Gulf of
J' eu. Ono hundred and tifty persons aboard
were drowned ,
AN ITALIAN Ellim/.LHIl
MONACO , August 25-birnor Clerico , Ital
ian conaul here , baa tmen arrested on a charge
of having embczzltd $70,010 ,
EUllTINQ THE CRIUE3 ACT.
DUBLIN , Augcit 25. The natlonaliets of
Cork nud Water ford asiembled at Knocka.
more to-day and Interred a coffin containing
document ! ) representing the crimes act ,
BILLING OVV HOSTILE ,
SUAKISI , August 25. Two hundred nnd
torty friendly natives in ono of their own
steamboats , nccompnnied by an Engllih
steamer 140 mile ? , went north of hern on the
Ited Sea to the village of 3blnarwhich wai at
tacked and destroyed. Tha British ant their
allies In thla bittlo killed n large number of
hoitllo Arabs in Shlnat nod captured enough
grain and cloth to make a largo cargo.
WASHINGTON WAIFS.
A LAW THAT BHODLD WORK BOTH WATS ,
WASHINGTON , August 25 , The caae of the
sixty pauperi , who were refuted landing at
New York , but who were subsequently landed
at Halifax , or nt one of the Canadian
ports , and made their way Ibetca
into tba United Statea baa been laid before
the trenury department. Mr. Lymau , chief
ol navigation , snya there Is no remedy ; that
the pauper emigrant law only apples to land *
log directly from the auip , and la silent on the
cjuestlon of their coming by land. Congress
will be aiked to leglilate on the subject ,
NIBRABKA CATCHES ONE Or THEM.
The actlog postmaster-general to-day ap
pointed the following named fourth-class
postmaster * :
In lllmols-Salld Springs , W. S DlllmttU )
Thomatborongh , Joseph J , Mntheny ; Fubcr ,
James Lynch ) Georgetown , M . Laura
Blanchardi Indlanola , J , J. ll < aVyj Lu low ,
Ujirah Procton Latona , J. J. Palmer ; Do-
wltt , Cbarlei Hlchtor : Raakin , J. L. Mo-
Canley ; Altamnnt , W , 8 lioluiej.
In Iowa Macedonlf , Marion Athley ;
Calm * . W , L. Ban.
In Nebraska -I'eru , W , U. Puitlanco.
THB BTARVIKQ UTE INDIANS CARID FOB.
Tbe report of Gen. Miles upon the condi
tion of the Southern Ute Indians in Colorado ,
wia received at the Indi in department thii
morning , and tbe commitiinner of Ind'an af
fairs Immediately Initiucted the agent to
secure supplies for the Indians Bureau
cflicers say the trouble was otuied by deficient
appropriationi for the purchuo tf good inp-
plies. The department endeavored ti dl
tribute the amount of the appropriatioi
throughout the fiscal year , but to avert itatv
tlon among the Indians it has been four
neceta&rjr to expend more than tha llmiti
amount set apart for each quarter , and re
upon congress to make good tbo doBcionc
In the case of the southern Utcs , there Is t
Interest fund that can be used for the purcba
of food when the regular appropriation U e
bnuited , Supplies amounting to 10,000 pouni
of beef and 3,000 pounds of flour can be litui
weekly to tbcao Indians.
SPOETING INTELLIGENCE
TBE TUUF.
BACIXO AT SAIUTOOA ,
SARATOGA , August 2 3. Track bad. Thrt
quarters of ft mile Two-yoar-oldi , Tart ,
won. Klrkm&n second , liluestone third. Tim
1:19J. :
Three-fourths of n mile : Dacoy Duck woi
Ilnartaoato second , Irish Lasa third. Tim
Two mllon : Frecland won , Kuclld ecconi
Sapphire third. Time , 3:42 : .
Mile and n furlong : Uetsie won , Uazan
second , Sannhiro third , Time , 2:02 : ,
Mile : Wnlzglg won , Girolla second , Be
nann third. Timn , l:47j :
FAST FLYER3 AT MONMOUTII 1'ARK ,
MoNtiouTit PARK , August 23. There was
strong rain to-day , making the track in
heavy condition. Attendance light.
Mile : llerbsrt won , Frank la 13. BCODBC
Duplex third , Time , 1:10 : }
Milo nnd n quarter : Tornado won , Elgi
tccond , Sun Brown third. Tlmr , 2:15.
Thrpe-quarters of a mile Two-yew-olds
Brambleton won , Strategy second , Walt-o
While third. Time , lilBf.
Mile nnd n furlong Threo-yenr-olds : Sol
petro won , Unrest second , Lenox thirt
Time , 2:02.
Mile nnd Ihios-fourtbs : Loulsotto wet
Birnum second , Bob Miles third , Time
3lli. :
Threo-quartora of n mile Three-year-old
and upwards : Lbzle Mack won , Audncit
second , Lidy Loud third , Time , 2:30. :
Steeple chase Short course. Kory O'Mpor
won , Puritan second , Ecuador third. Tim <
3:10 : ,
OAIIE3 YESTERDAY. ,
At Chicigo Obicigo , 8 ; Detroit , 0.
At Pittsburg No game on account of rale
At Philadelphia Athletic-Urouklyn an
Philadtlphta-Uoston games nero postpone
on account of rain ,
ST. Louis Auguit 25. St. Louis , 13 : Bui
falo , 0.
No Hope of John McCiillouRli1 lie
covcry.
PUILADELFHIA , Pa , August25.-Mr. Georg
W. Arundol , who wai the commissioner o
lunacy appointed by the court to inquire Int
the mental condition of John McCullougb
haa just returned from a visit to Blooming
dale usylum where Mr. MoCullough has beei
placed under treatment. Ia speaking of th
unfortunate actor's condition , Mr. Arunde
said to-day : Mr , McOullough's conditioi
Is that of n decrepid old mac , . '
tried hard to waken hia recollection o
myself. He labored In hia endeavor to placi
mo bnt gave no ovldsncea of recognition. A
I was leaving the doctor and Mr. McOulIougl
accompanied mo to the door. The latte :
slasped the doctor's hand nnd bade him gooc
bye as if he was gains to leave with me. Thi
Joctor tolls mo that his condition is hopolco :
ind that his death is only a question of a fev
mouths.
Vlurilcrona Apnctiea oa
NOOALES , Ariz , August 25. The murdei
if three Americans and eight Mexxana a1
B&sachuc ? , by Apicho ? , has been conGrmec
ay Agapilo Franco , who arrived hero ycstor-
lay from the scene of the crime.
TOMBSTONE , Ariz , August 25. Slxtj
fVpaches made raid , nn Friday last , on the
ranches near San Pedro , Mexico , fortj
uiles couth of this city , nnd carried
iff n number of horses. The raid
ffaa witnessed by a equad of Mexican nor
Hers , but no interference was attempted ,
rho renort rtnched here to-day that Sat
Bernardino ranch , famous in connection with
Indian hostilities , has been abandoned , owing
; o the bald depredations of the hostiles. Forty
irmod citizens left hero for the Mexican hor-
ler to assist in driving the Indiana from
Jnltcd Stales soil.
Votoran'a Ifcunloii ,
ST. JOSEPH , August 25 , Elaborate prepa
ationa nro now being made for the holding ol
.ho . veteran's reunion here September 23 , 2 1
ind 25 at the exposition grounds. There u
> very indication that fully 50.0CO puopls will
) e present , and the officers of the association
ire using every possible effort ! to make their
hit n comfortable nad pleasant one. Gem.
Fohn A. LKan , 8. ti Burdott , Commander-
n-Ohief of the G. A. K. , William T. Bher-
nan , Governor Martin , of Kansas , and many
ither prominent gentlemen will bo present.
There mil alto ba in attei dance large num-
> ers from Kansas nnd Nebraska. The b > ys
nprtywill ba welcome , and will ba hero in
arga i.umbera. Delogaiiona of veterans will
ome from Kansas City , Independence , and
nany other southern Missouri cities and
owns ,
Olininplou Btoyclo Kacc.
WASIIINOTON , August 25 , In the bicycle
ace here to-night between John Brooks , of
'ennsylvania , and W. A. Woodside , the
rish champion , the American record at
arlous distancco were broken , and the twen-
r-mile race won by Brooks by five feet in one
our , two ininutea and forty-one secandr ,
eating the beat American record by five mm-
tea and two seconds.
Another 1'romtnont Kinuez/.lor ,
BEAVEB FALLS , Pa. , August 25. S , Y.
blviu , secretary of the Benver Falls liuild-
ng and Labor auociation , one of the most
iromlnont citizens of the town , has been ar-
ested on tbo charge of ombuzline $10,000 of
ho funds of thu association. The accuioJ
; ave bail for hearing next Saturday , when he
lalma be can prove hia innoceuso ,
A Hallroaa CnllUlon.
NOBBIBTOHN , Pa. , Augujt 21. A passenger
rain on the Reading railroad collided with a
blftlng engine thla afternoon just above
Iipeatown , Both engines and one passenger
ar , coal nnd box car , were wrecked , About
dozen pauengora were injured , but none
angorously , Mliundentandlng of signals
rns the cause of the cccldent.
The Cold W vo Broken ,
ST. PAUL , Mine , , August 25. Tha St. Paul
ignal service hers thowa this morning the
roit line last night extended south as far as
loorhen- } , whore the mercury fell to 112 ° ,
lie killing frost point. There need be no
nOtherear of frost lu this tectlon for the
resent for the cold wave li now broken.
AW y-np Wedding- .
NEWPORT , It , I , , August 25. Theodore
'rellnghuysen , son of tne late ex-secretary of
tain , waa married this morning to Miss Alice
loatec , dtuphtor cf Jamei Coata , f the lirni
f J & P. Goatvt , of Heotland. Toe ihral
Irooratiota were beautiful and profuse , and
bo presents irany and magnificent.
Btxiriu at ISoston ,
BOSTON , August 25 , A very heavy thunder
term , accompanied by a gale , prevailed
hrougbout New England Utt night. It wa >
xceedingly levere In Boston and vicinity and
uburbf , and many houses and other property
rera damaged by lightning.
IIP WIND-
A Dclngc or such Sweeps Down on t
Nation Yesterday ,
The South Atlantic Coast EDJOJ
a Healthy Oyolone.
Prohibitioniata Waste Breath i
a Oonvontion ,
A. Costly Government Commission
Now York Stnto Republicans In-
vltotlio Mugwumps Hack ,
SOUIHEUN OVOLONE9.
WILD WINDS BWEIP AROUND AN ISLJND SKVB
Tt MILKS AN HOUn.
SULLIVAN'S ISLANDA.ujujt ] 23. The tu
rlcano last night and this morning was tc
rIBo And destructive. The now IWghton hot
bad over n hundred guests , and great foa
were entertained far thetr safety , About
o'clock ' this morning the storm reached i
greatest velocity. At that hour , while tl
liotel people were breakfasting , the Onslr
fell with a great crash. Fortunately nil tl
rooms In that building had been vacatoi
There were crave apprehensions that the dit
ins room and main building would sean sut
cumb to the violence of tl
itorm. At 0 o'clock the win
changes from the south , and thn storm it
created from the tonthweat. When tt
Casino fell it is thought that the maximum i
tbo storm was from sixty-five to aavoal
mlloi on hour , The main building of tl
hctol is intist , having stood the storm wltt
out very serious damage. At one o'clock
was entirely over , LOBS to the Now Urightc
will be S31),000. ) There baa been very pener ;
dentructlon to property on thoitlnnd. Tl
island wag in tbo mala submerged , but whe
tbo wind changed the waters receded ,
CHARLESTON HECK1VKS THE FULL FORCE OF Til
STORM.
AUGUSTA , Go. , August 25. Thtre is notl
ing defioito from Charleston to-night by tral
beyond what has already been heard , It
storm was northeasterly , and nt 10 o'clock i
m. , turned with the tide to the southeast. .
schooner was blown across the Northwester
railway track at the wharves in Caarlesto
and now obstructs that road. The Sout
Carolina depots and warehouse were unroofcc
and a train left here to-night with tin ft
repairs. It is reported that the battery i
Charleston is demolished. The storm com
menced at one this morning. Ono fatality I
reported on Sullivan's island , where a larg
number of Augusta people are summeilng
It is Impossible to get further details fret
Charleston ,
CHARLESTON , S. 0 , August , 25. Charles
ton was struck by a cyclone this morning am
nne-fourth , of the houses in the city unroofed
Parts of the spires of St. Michael's and SI
Matthew's churches were blown down , nndth
jpire on the Citadel tquaro Baptist chute !
was demolished. Wharves and warehouse
are badly damaged.
At Sullivan'u Island two steamers ar
iground , nnd the new Ashley river bridge
now constructing , is swept away. Pour ven
ielri which arrived yesterday are wrecked
Telegraph uires are down nnd no cars an
running. Loss estimated a * . 81,000,000. , Thi
ivork of restoration bas already begun.
BUr LITTLE DAMAGE AT SAVANNAH ,
SAVANNAH , Ga , August 23. The fitorn
MB morning did but little dnmnsre In this cit ;
pr to the rice plantations At Tybeo a dwell
'ns house was blown down but no ouo was in
iured. The Caroline Chalmers went ashen
> n a knoll inside of Tybse , and the bark N
Mother , ' n the north beach , a half mile soatl
if Tybee light ,
WIOHIBITION i'OW-WOW.
LNTI-WUISKYITIS OF rENNSILVANIA HOLD i
COM'KNTION ,
HARHiSDURa , Pa. , August 24. Too stati
irohibltionists assembled in convention thii
nornlng. There are over SCO delegates pres
ent. A. A. Stevens was chosen permanen
.hairmau. ' Ex-Governor St John was brought
n amid much applause and mndo a brio :
peecli.
The committee on resolutions reported t
ilntform , advocating in general the prohibi-
Ion of importation , manufacture , or solo ol
ntoxlcatmg liquors for the purpose of use as t
leverage ; that failing to procure redress foi
ho wrongs inflicted from this evil by petition
o the legislature through either party , the
irohibitlon party had been organized t"
ight it at the ballot box ; that no vote elull
ie cist for any man who dooa not stand upon
holr platform ; that they endorse the Women's
jhrjetUm Temperance Union , and congrntu-
ata'thorn upon the success attained in the
Dglslatuue last winter ; that qualification for
ational and state offices should be based upon
iroved capacity and faithfulness , not in
iarty consideration ; that civil service
eform is favored in its extension and nppli-
ation to all purely admtniitrativeand cloiical
lositionp ; that the spoils iyatem must bo
lirolnated from political coatoats ; full pro-
ection to every voter should bo secured and
IU franohlsement be the penalty to all who in
ny way corrupt or interrupt the ballot ; that
he Sabbath day should be protected from
irofanation by r-ocular puranits and pleasures ;
ibor and capital should be such as to eecuro
qual protection to both ,
The plutfoim also contains the following :
? hat the republican and democratic parties in
heir failure to carry out the mandates of
be constitution against discrimination in
relght rates on our public lines of carriage ,
ndthonpportlonmentofthflstateintoongref
ional and asiembly districts , merits tbo con-
emnation of the citizens of the common ,
realth. The resolution i ware adopted at read.
L campaign fund cf § 1,000 was rahedbysub- |
crlption and cash.
lien Spongier , of Marietta , was nominatad
sr etato treasurer almost by acclimation ,
sveral other candidates receiving but n few
otet. After appointing a state committee
nd electing the old officers , the convention
djouroed.
A. coanuc oitwv.
IT NOT STOri'JtD THEV WltL EXl'EM ) THB KNTIRB
AWARD IN SALARIIH.
WASHINGTON , August 25. The first cornp
roller of the treasury to-day made a ruling
bat Is likely to embarrass the court of com-
lisdoncrt of Alabama claims for eomo time
> come. It is In effect that the employment
f twenty-four persont , borne on the rolls of
no court , la entirely without warrant of law ,
ad that no payments con legally bo made
om the treatury on their account In the
ituro , Mr , Andrew H , Allan , distributing
gent o ! the court , recently made a lequiij-
on on the secretary of tha treasury for
9,000 to meet the current expenses of tha
Durt. In the usual course ol business tbo
iqutiition came before thi first comptroller ,
ad be decided te make an investigation ol
ie niTairi of the couit before authmuiog the
sue of the necessary warrants. IIU concla-
onj ate eummamed Inltha following1 state
lent prepared by him for publication :
The court of connmiMonera ot Alabama
la < mi was created in 1874 to limr proof if
aims to ba paid out of thel'i16CO,000 ' awarl
3 by the Gtueva cormniieli n , and w confin
ed by varloni acta until Drmmber 31,1817.
t WM constltu ed of five judge * , with an an-
ual salary of 80,000 each , a cUrk at 83.COO , a
teuographer nt 9' > , D9q , and an attorney to
present the Unitrd Btatea at $8,000 , Pro-
Ition wa else made for rent of a court room ,
uruiture. tUtionaey , fuel and otbor necw > ry
icidentM eipeniet , all of which -wera to ba
paid out of ( aid fund before judgments wi
rn'd , Th conit WM reorganized In 18) )
W h the Rama officers and talariea ai bofo
i-xc9pt thftt the number of jadgoi WAS roduc
t ) three.
Too omptrollnr , In Investigating the cat
found that outiide ot the above named office
thtrs were on the pay rolls the names of ;
assistant couasel for the United States ,
Irk o said count el , expert * , monongei
watchmen , etc. , whoso jurjrtga'.o nalarl
Hiiiuuuc d to about 83I.8CO p r jear. lie nl
found in tha quttterly returns that there h
been paid to other assistant counsel ov
$3 000 for the quarter ending December
1881 , and about $7,000 for tha quarter ondii
Mtrch 31 , 18fC , bondes other alleged illcfl
r > menti. lie taya ho finds no law authc
IzbgB&ld payments , and after coniulilrg wi
the actln s cratary ol tire trotsu y nnd wi
tuo solicitor of the treasury , ho has decided
stoo future paymsnti ol the same ,
The requitltions which have Just born n
fmod wera for expenses , including salaries f
the month of July , The comptroller said tl
account of the disbursing agent for tha qua
ter ending August 31 , when received will 1
disnllow < d , The f.Varies of the judges ar
other officers of the court , who are named
thii craania act , ore not affected by his rn
ing. The comptrller says nlro that the Be
rotary of State , who IIM Jurisdiction over tl
oiurr , is in accord with him in hit view of tl
law , and baa sanctioned the action taken I
him. _ _
KEW YOltIC MUGWUMPS.
THE HKPDDLICAK BTATa COM5IITTKE INVIT ]
THEM HACK TO IIIK FOLI1.
SAR/LTOOA , August 25 , The montinR of tl
state republican consmltlco % ? as held nt note <
to day , Ex-l'iro Commissioner Van Ce
cltered the following preamble nnd rcsol
tlon :
Whereas , The best Interests of the republ
can party will bo subserved in tha pendin
contest by free nnd full expression of tt
wishes of all clanes of republicans throuR
the primaries hold for tha nlcctlou ot del
gate ] to the next state convention ; thcrcfoi
llssolvcd , Aa the judgment of this commit
tee that all voters residing In tba snveral dli
tricta of the assembly of the state who ndbei
to tha principals of the republican party , an
whoso Intention is to act with the patty nn
promote its auocois by their votes and inilu
enco at the nf.xt general election , bo mvitet
without regard to any so called "fundament :
test , " to attend and take put in said prims
tiff , nnd this commlttEO recommends all o ;
gamzations of the patty throughout the at a !
to act In compliance with the foregoing aug
geation.
Jncob Hess asked if the plan would into ;
fere with the pinna already adopted last yoai
Vandott raid their were thousands of republi
cans in Now York City who did not vote las
year for the nominee for president. It woul
bo wise for the committee to do nil in il
power to give them on opportunity to vote fc
the republican nominee this year. The reao
lution after a abort discussion was ndopto
unanimously. Saratoga wai selected for th
next convention , September 22.
Dr. LorlnK Replits tu Commlsslone
Dnrham.
BOSTOK , August 25. Dr. lorlng has re
plied to the charge of Comptroller Durbar
that ho misstated tha disallowed account i
his letter of July 27. Ho says ho never in
tended to convey the idaa that the purclms
of machinery was inclnded in the disallow
ance , nnd that the comptroller baa miaunder
stood tha meaning of hia letter on this point
In reply to the statement of the comptrolle
that the purchase of eceda formed no part o
ihe nigar experiment , he claims that the put
chise of beet and eorghurn seeds , and the om
ployraont of labor for their distribution , wa
as much a part of the experimental oxponJi
tures as the purchase of machinery , auU ex
presses confidence that the comptroller wil
not for a moment suspect him of attomptim
to misatale the caio either to him or the pub
A. Probable Rutoldo Old Sutlers li
Session ,
KEOKOK , August 25 , A Montrose special
to the Constitutloneaye : WilliarnMcKenzlo
if that place , made a probable fatal attetnp
it euicldo by shooting himself with a revolver
N'a causa assigned , Ho baa a wife and tw <
: hildren.
The fifteenth reunion of Lee county sottlen
waa held at Bluff park , Montrose , to-day
ICxcuralons by boat and rail from nil points
night thousand people were In nttendanct
ind two bands of music. The exercises con'
listed of prayer by Eov. Geonre D , Stewart ,
if Port Madison , chaplain , nnd addresses bj
jen. G , O , Parrott , of Keokuk , president ol
; ho nesociation , Capt. J. W. Campbell , ol
Fort Madison , 0 , F. Davia , of Kookuk , and
) thera , musia by tbo baud * , Binning , nnd
ilosed with a grnd ball and supper by the
3rand Army of the Kepnblio at the city hall
n tbo evening.
A Pioneer Priest of Iowa , Dead.
DKS MOINES , Iowa , August 23. Father
Brazill died hero this morning nt 8 o'clock.
Fohn Krancis Brazlll was born in County
31aro , Qaeen'a P ri h , Ireland , June 24,1P27 ,
Ie was educated at KIng'a college , Kania ,
nd the Kuepatlan college , Montreal , He
vent to Kingston , Canada , when eighteen
ears old , Ho was ordained nt Wheeling , W ,
fu. , when at the PRO of twenty-four. Ho
ras one year vlcnr-general of Virginia , nnd
hen came to Dubuque , in this atate. He was
wo years nt UeJlevue , nnd came toDes
loinea ia 1861 , but returned to Dubuque to
dmimstrate tha diocese during the absence
f Eliliop O'ement ' Smith. UH waa noting
icar-general of Uubnque dioceae until the re-
ont division. Ho had been 111 elnce last
'huraday. Ho left all hia proerty to the
hurch.
Mio West StioL-o Itoorganlzatlon
Soliotno.
NEW YORK , Auguit 25 , Drexsl , Morgan &
lo , lynnj n circular to the first mortgaire
oudKIders of the West Bhoro road to-day ,
bating that the holders of over $ irGOOCOO , of
ondj had besented tu the plan of roarganiza.
ion and lease to the New Vork Central pro-
o td bjr Drexel , Murgau & Oj , In their circu-
ar of i he llth just , , and that the other bond-
lulders would bi permitted to partake of tbo
itneUta to accrue by depositing tbtlr bonds
ud pacing twenty dollars per thousand.
Montroal'a Jbpldemio.
MONTU8AL , August 23 , Thorush onpublfc
accloatora of poreona who with to be vac i-
ated ia eo great that pollctmen have been de-
ailed to keep the crowd In order , About
ighty cases were reported todayhut
nly ti portion of tbesa have been
ivrst'gated ' by the health officers , ACIBB of
mall-pox li reported in Bt L-jtiia parish. It
> reported that the dneasa h s broken out nt
ilcbeleau , tome miles from Montreal , It boa
leo broken out at arnbam ,
it Goat-bound llmo VVmr at Bt Louis ,
ST. Lou s , August 25. The Wobash gave
otlca to-day of in withdrawal from the St.
oula east-bound pataenger agreement of
nly , and there Is n prospect of a lively paa-
inger rate wir between the eastern trnnlc
nen. The withdrawal la bated on irre/ulari-
ea nnd cutting on the pirs of the Uee line
iid tha Voodalla railroad. Tickets to New
'oik are laid to have been sold this afternoon
; $17 , and tba rate it expected to drop to
H to-morrow.
Parceling Out t'olltloal Pli r.
DOBCqUB , IB. , August 20 Unitrd Statea
larshal Desmond of the northern district' ol
owa bai taken charge of the office here. He
ppolnted the following deputies ! Dnbunue ,
' . M Stndkins ; Fort Badge , John Holbrouk ;
loux City , M. L. 1'linn ; special
luton Bchulte , Oiag * , Iowa ,
AGAIN EHJOIHED.
The Omaha Bell Line Railway's ' Rig
of Way Disputed ,
The 0 , , B , & Q , Secures a RE
stra'ning ' Order ,
Rumoro'I ' Entry of the 0 , & N , "W
Into
A Reply to IUCan Kor Cnlloway'o StRU
niont ll"R rdln tlio Bolt Ijtno
Other lUllroad Clutters.
ANOTUEK. I f JUNCTION.
THE nELT LINE IN TnOUntE ABOUr 13
niOET OP WAY.
The Omaha Belt railway is not yet on
liroly out of trouble , notwlthstandln
tlio fact th\t It hits tosurcd a modiGcntlo
of the injunction secured ogainst It b
the Union Pacific , ycstordny , la th
district court , on the filing of n petitioner
or complaint , by the OhlcBRO , Burling
ton & Qulncy the owners of Iho Bui
llnptnn it Missouri Jndga Novill
granted n temporary Injunollon ngjlne
the Belt roiul until farther ordoro fror
tbo court , and that the application for ni
Injunction bo heard on Soptoinbcr 8.
Tha following Is the aabatanco of th
potilion , or complaint , Clod by the Obi
o < tgo , Burlington & Qalncy :
THE PETITIOK.
The Chicago , Burlington & Qalncy rnilroai
complains of the defendant nnd says : Tha
it is n corporation operating certain lines o
railway , nnd doing lniine ! s as n cornmoi
carrier in tha etato of Nebraska. That it own
and controls nnd operate ) the Burlington v
Missouri River Ha'lroad compuiy in No
brcska , and nleo the Omaha k eomliwestcri
Riilroid vcompany. That the defendant i
constructing n Bull Railway Una through oni
about the city of Omaha. That of the line
of read laforecald , qwned acd operated b ;
this complainant , is 01 o lyirg nlong tide of
nnd adjaient to the right of way of the Chicago
cage , Bt Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha Rail
road company , between Douglas and Chlcagi
streets. That said Una is n portion of tin
main line of your complainant , and is now ir
the procsb of construction and wil
soon ba completed nnd read ]
for operation. That upon and over il
will be carried on the cctiro business of tht
complainant between Omaha nnd nil othri
outside points. That tbo complainant's right
of way upon which the line is located between
Dodge and the north side of Chicago street ,
creeses Dodge , Eighth , Capitol avenue , Ninth ,
Davenport , Tenth , nnd Chicago streets , and
nlto runs upon nnd through n certain street
running northwesterly from tbo corner ol
Ninth nnd Davenport streets to the corner ol
Tenth and Chicago streets. That cald right
of way also comprises portions of block 01 and
block 0 lying wejt of and contigu us to the
right of way of the Chicago , St. Paul , Minno-
tpolia & Omaha Itailroad company , Ttat
said rltrht of way ie , on nn average , about
thirty feet wido. That BO far as the same
ciosaes the streets aforesaid , the right of way
was granted to It by ordinance duly paseod b ;
the city council of the city and signed by the
mayor thereof. That eo fur ss said right of
way crosses the blocks aforesaid , this com-
p'ainant ' owns and for a long time hae
been in posscEsion of the same ; that it com
prises certain portions of lots ! , 5 and G in
block 91 , and of 3 , 4 , 7 nnd 8 in block " 0 ; "
that this complainant instituted proceeding
In tha county court of Douulua county , to ap
propriate that portion of lot 0 in block"O'
lying within the eald right of way , nnd that
on the 27th day of Julv notice was duly
served upon tbo owner thereof cf such pro
ceeding , nnd that upon "the Ulh day of Hep-
tember the commistioners appointed by tbe
: o inly judge under such procecdlnes will pro
ved to assess tbe damages resulting to the
jwner by reason of said appropriation ; " by
rlrtuo of which proceedings this complainant
will become the owner of said portion of lot G.
The complainant further shows that the
lefendant , on the 7th day of August , 1835 ,
nstituted in the county court of Douglas
: ounty certain proceedings for the purpote of
ipprcpriating certain properties in Omaha
ind in Donglas county for railroad purposes ;
.hat among other pieces and parcels of lands
inught to be appropriated by tbo defendant
ire these portions of the lots above described ,
: omprising tb's complainant's said right of
vay. That oy said proceedings It seeks to
ippropriato n strip cf land lifty feet wide
ind nlong eide and adjacent to the
ight of way of the 0. , St.
? , , M. & O. railroad company , on the west
ido thereof , and through block 03 , said strip
icing n portion of tbo street herein
lescribed , and running between the
: ornor of Davenport and Ninth and
Chicago and Tenth streets. That it also Books
p npproprlats a strip of land , fifty feet wide ,
imilarly s toated with reference to tbo right
> f way of the Chicago , 3t Paul , Minneapolis
; Omaha railroad company through block C ;
hat said defendant proposes to lay its track
long f aid right of way , nnd to occupy tbo
aine with its railroad. And this complainant
hews to the court that it requires for railroad
> urpos8 and owns a portion of tha strlpi of
ind aforesaid. That it procured this right
f way , nnd has nearly completed its track
hereupon , with n view to using the same as n
iortlon of its. main line , nnd la abiolutely no-
oesary for the transaction of its butlness as n
mmon carrier , and that unless said defend-
at be prevented by tbo older of the court
b threatens to , and will , as this complainant
010768 , take possession of and occupy this
amplainant's right of way nnd to prevent It
torn unng _ and occupying the same , thereby
auilog this complainant great and irrepara-
ile Injury.
The complainant further ehowi that there
i plenty and ample ream for the defendant
lougildo cf nnd west of this complainant's
ight of way , and that said defendant can pro-
uro its right of way and can construct and
perata its line weit of your complainant as
dvantngoously nnd with as full benefit to it
ad the publlo as upon the right of way now
wned and occupied by your complainant.
Vherefuro your complainant praya that eald
efendant be enjoined from locating ,
lying , constructing , building , operating
ud maintaining , or in any manner extending
py railroad tracks upon or across any per *
ion of tbo complainant's said right of way ,
r from placing ony material or obstruction *
f any nature or description thereon , or from
i any manner whatever interfering with the
omptainant In the building and operating of
IB line and tracks upon said right of way , or
'Hh ' any of Its w > rki thereon , and that It ba
aatrainod and OB join id until the further or-
er of this court ten ntreiu preyed , and that
implainant have such other and further re
ef as may bo just and proper and for cost of
lit ,
The following IB tbe text of the order
ranted by Judge Neville :
TUB JCOOK'S onDxn.
On reading the within petition , or com-
lalnt , It Is ordered that tha application for
ijuuctlon be heard In the court house. In
inaha , Neb. , on the 8th day of September ,
JS6 , at 10 a. in. That defendant bo given
venty-four hours notice thereof ; also that
atil eald hearing ana till the further order cf
ie court , t he within-named defendant. Its
gents , employe ? , servanti , nttorntyi , oliicera
ud contractors bo tr.d are hereby restrained
til enjoined nil U prayed in the within peti-
on , complainant to give bond in tha cum of
1,00 ; , as by law requited.
JAIIIS NEVILLE , Judge ,
RAlJjWAY NEWS ,
AN ALLEGED COUP 1) ' ITAT ,
It w a jestord&y rumored In railway rr- '
les that the Ohiotgo & Northwestern la
about to ftohloro n grand atrlko of poll
and tnn Into Omaha , creating here & t
mlnal point. It Is eald thnt the corapan
fired by the charges of discriminate
against Omaha , which the local and ata
proas have launched agaluit It , h
leaped to the determination to nrn
those accusations with ono blow. Tl
Blair bridge , which accommodates Sioi
Olty & Pacific t radio nnd whatllttlo bti
nets the Northwestern transacts wi
Omaha , will afford It full access horo'nt
the depot rrhloh Its nlltod line , the S
Panl , Is bnlldlntr at Fifteenth nnd Wei
tsor , will glvo It fall facllitlen of th
character. Thla revival of n most-grow
rumor is entertaining at least and allot
opportunity for pleasing speculation ,
nothing clap.
A BELT BACK AT OAILAWAY.
"I wish you would say In reply <
Manager Oillaway'a Interview In ti
BEK , " nnid a friend of the Belt Line ci
torprlso , "that no ono disputes the fai
that the Union Pacific has put BOD
money into the I3elt railway , but thi
Mr. Clark stands ready to pay ever I
the Union PaciDo whatever money it
entitled to , nnd he , so stated in ope
court. So far n UK'o 111 davits of Thuri
ten and Barnhnm are concerned , the
state nothing positive. They merely so
that thoysnppcscd that the Bolt Line wi
n Union Pacific onterprtss. Barton
allidavlt waa the only poaltlvo statomoc
in favor of the Union Pacific. Mr. Bai
ton is under obligations to the Union Pi
ciBo in the mutter of freight ratoc an
other respects , but whether that has an
inflaonco with him In making a pcaitiv
etatemcnt in favor of the Union Pacific
I am not prepared ti say. I don't bo
Hove that the Union Pacific wants t
take its money oat of the Belt Lino. "
MU. CALLAWAY'S BELT LINE EXPEUIENCE
"Xos , " said General Manogcr Oallawa
thla morning , "It is quito true , ns ha
been ttited , that I waa for como year
proildont of the Chicago & Western. In
diana. nnd Bolt companies at Ohlcigo
The railroad companies interested ha <
nearly fifteen millions of dollars Invcstoi
In the property , whllo I hold , I think
ono sh&ro , or whatever woo ueceusary t
qualify mo as a director. When I wtlrci
from the torvico of the Ohlcigo & Gram
Trunk company I msido ever my stock t >
my succciBor , in mygnilcl'.sjncesandfilm
pltclty , nnd tendered my resignation o
the trust with which I had beei
honored. "
rttlnncsota'd Increase in Population
ST. PAUL , Minn. , August 25. Tim offlcin
secsua of Minnesota was received nt the oflic
of the secretary of state to-day , thowing th
population to bo 1,118,480 , a gain over th
United States census of 1880 of 337,713 , or ni
Increaee of 43,85 per cent , The prlaclpo
; aina are in Jlenncpin , Romeeyaud St. Lout
jountleo , and those gnina in the county seats -
Minneapolis , St. Paul and Duluth. respect
Lively. Minneapolis records 129,200" > . quln o
17G and a fraction pur tent BIIUO 1SSO. St
L'aul gains 168 nnd n fraction pur cent. Du
luth'd gain in popu'ation equals 18.000. Th
luention cf holding n special ecsnton of th
legislature for wapporlummcutsforlegitlntiv
[ jurpotou is now under thuconsideration of th
jovornor on n basis of the canvaBS returnc , 01
urgent demand coming from the north part o
the state , nbero the greatest Incrcatoia shown
[ f not callol uovt tht re can bono reapportum
inont until after 180 ( > , when themxc Unitci
States cencua is taken.
Beheaded by a Blow.
LKADVILLE , Oil. , August 25 , Anotho
itrocious murder waa added to Leadvillo'a lie !
) f crimes Sunday night. Harry R. Kirby , f
niner and ward politician , killed Phllys Nash ,
mother miner , by striking him on tha left
ildo of the nock , with an nxo , nearly sovorin ;
; he head frnm the body. Death was iastan-
lanoous. The murderer fled , bat came Into
; be city this morning and gave hlmsolf up ,
Kirby was the foreman of a gang of men
vho were working a lease on the Fortuna tun
ml , and was nlao interested in a lease on the
iluston on the same claim. , The two men bad
: een quarreling coneiderably for como time in
oga'd ' to their claim , Nash declaring that
Clrby was encroaching on his ground. The
[ uarrel Gcally culminated with the above ro-
ult. Both men have borne a hard name at
/eadvlllo.
.tcdnctlori In FrelRhi Kates Yellow
Pav .r Bcour/jc.
CITV Of MEXICO ( via Galveston ) , August 25.
-Tho Vern Cruz railway announces n do-
Idod reduction in its freight tariff. The
isual rate from Vera Ciuz to this city has
lecn $54.32 per tan. The new schedule is
10.00 per ton ou n 1 rgo number of articles ,
-lostly those Imported from the United States ,
? ha reduction is understood to have been
orced upon It by tbo competition of tbo
Lmerican railway's all rail routes. The
ew tariff will go Into effect next Monday ,
In opidemtu of yellow fever ia raging ID the
tate of Cblabahas on the Guatamola border ,
'he fever is of a virulent type , destroying
ntlre families.
OropH Killed by Frost ,
ST. PAUL , Minn. , Auguit 2-1 , 1 ho signal
; rvico hero has nd vices which report thnt n
illlng frost occurred lait night over the
renter portion of the northwest territory ex-
; nding southward to tba northern pare of
linnesota. The temperature fell to 27 °
bove zero nt Bt Vincent juit before sunrise
iiu morning. This is low enough to kill VORO-
ition. 'Iho report siya that the frost ia not
kcly to extend very far sauth of St. Vincent.
'nb ' lowoit tomporatuto reported this morning
as 25 ° nbovo zero by the observer nt Mine-
osn. northwest territory. Tlia air hero in Bt
aul wa crisp and chilly , but there wag no
oat. The visitors are leaving the lakes in
ga parties to-day for the smith ,
Mil Mini I Borauoe Convention.
BOHTON , Mass , , August 25. The tenth nn-
ual convention of the National life and ben-
It asiociationa of America opened this
loruing with President Phelp > , ol Galeiburg ,
, L , in the chair. About thirty gentlemen ,
( presenting soclctlca In all pirta of the coun-
y , were prestnt , President Mielps delivered
is annual address , taking n very cartful and
opeful view of mutual imuranca , as did alto
ie executive committee in its report in the
ternoon.
A natch of BftiiiUta Captmod.
INKW YOBK , Ansrust 25. A Lsrolo , Teias ,
lecinl tays : I'lvo bandits were brought in
sUr Jay by company of soldiers , who cap-
ired them alter a desperate fight , in which
iroo bandit * were killed and two loldiers
ounded , Ono of tha laln bindits was Juan
hevaula , aged 18 , who it tald to have ki'Ued
x wornon , lie u a brother of Oalei'.onlo
hevarrix , who was btugel hero tba lltb
Umibon IS , Kciiton
, N. Y , , Au uif 25 , The lion
leuben 35 , Fenton , ex-governor of the state
f New York , died this afterno.cn ia this city ,
) eath wai mJden , occuniii while seated at
il < detk lu tha lint National bank , of whicl ;
nitltution be was tba proaident ,
THE MARKETS.
in Si ht and Corn in Field ttt !
Pifolal Points j
Around Whioli Buyora Eovolvo
and Prices Eiso and Fall.
Oool Nights and Front Predictions
a Potent Factor ,
Weekly Itcrlow of tlio Dry Oocfltf
Trndc llnttore of Interest to-
Uuslncss 2U6H.
T1IEQUAIN FIT.
WHKAT.
Special Teloffratn to Site BEE. >
CIHOAQO , Auguit 25. The visible tupplj *
statement of wheat , as rompiloJ by the co-
rotary of the board of trade. ditoloaoJ' an In
crease of only about 30 ,000 bnthola , whereas
operators had generally looked for nn increase
of 1,000,000 buihels. As n result , the market
started xip very firm in the morning , the Oc
tober option advancing to 82Je , but offerings :
became largo nt thin point ; nnd prices foil
back I go , bat rallied ognln on good buying ,
influenced eomonhnt by rumors thnt the next
povernment report would ehow n rnnch
tmallcr estimate of' ' the crop than wni indi
cated In tbo August statement. At tlmoa
them wan very little wheat forenlo , nud orders
coming on the- market nt f uch tlmen cauied a
rapid ndvauco. The mnrket closed nt 82o on
the rceulnr board nnd ndvnacpd to 8J'gS2J3a
for October on the afternoon board.
DORK.
The mtvrket was active and lower , nnd the
feeling was very unsettled. Th& nbeonco of
frost , which was predicted yesterday , and very
large receipts , influenced considerable pres
sure to ell , which catved n weak opening and
prices declined gcgja for the near future , ral
lied ngoiu on frost predictions for to-night ,
but receded and finally closed g@5a lower
for the near futures than yesterday.
OATS
for August delivery ruled o y , while the
other futures remained steady.
rnoviBioxg ,
&Ceis pork opened Firmer , but weakened 10
@li.'ic ; rallied , nnd closed nt medium figures. i
Lard inlod stronger and about 7 c blchor.
CHICAGO STOOK MAIIKET.
OATXLB.
Special Telegram to The UEE.
CHICAGO , III. , August 25. Natives scarce
and sold n shade higher , a few lota Belling nt
? 5 76@0,10. Prices on Texana and uocth-
weatern rangers touched the lowest figures for
the aeason yesterday , but to-day were tub-
stantially firmer. Nearly ICO loads of Texans
were loft nt the close of the market yesterday ,
and fresh arrivals , to-day will roach nearly 100
loads. As compared with tne highest prices
last webk , the drop is equal to 00@75c
per 100 Ibs , nnd CB compared with n year
ngo , values nro 2U@30a lower. Low
grade native stock remains almost un-
tmlenblo unless at a lower range than 1'exans
can bo bad. Stackers nnd feeders slow. Snip
ping steeiu , 1.3EOto 1.500 Ibe , S5.20gC.10 :
1,200 to 1,3'0 lb , SC.OO@5 60 ; 0-0 to 1,200
Ibg. 54.25@5.20ThiouRh Texn3 cattle
tirmer ; 930 Iba. S3 30@3 W ; 720 to 000 Ibs ,
S280o3 60 ; COO to 700 Ibs , $2.6003.15.
Western rangorn ttoadjeilei 199
Wyoming yearling aieers , 1,108 Iba ,
S-l 10M4 ; Montana Texanr , 1,052 Ibs ,
53.652C8Montnnn ; Texans 1,0'JO Ibs , 34 50 ; .
170 Wyomings , 1100 Ibs , 54.55 , 208 Utahs ,
1,085 Ibe , § 3.85j 1C3 ; Nebraska Texans , 1,003
Ibf , 53.75.
HOQ3.
Trade was only moderately active acd
prices inled weak from first to last , finally
: loBlngn big Co lower all roucd. Shipping ,
udcra were light nnd packers were buying
> nly about the number needed for their mar-
cet nnd froth mont trade. Rough and cm- :
non sold around about $3.05 ' 1.00 , and faire
o good packing sorts nt S125@i40 , with
joat heavy at 54 50@4.75. Packing nnd ship-
ling , 250 to 31U Ibe , S1.25@4 GO ; light
feights , 130 to 170 Ibs , Sl.tO@4.00 ; 180 to
110 Ibs , SUO ® 1.60.
IVccUly licTlow of the Dry Goods
Murker.
NEW YOHK , August 25. In absence of
anils from the most important Interior mar-
: cta , 0.3 umal tn Tuesday , nnd the ruin storm
irevailiog , there haa boon lees ol n general
lomand from agents. Still , a good business ,
> as b ou completed , ni telegrams for good 01-
iera of n repeat and duplioate character , have
nlled for sumo handsome quantities ,
1'lannels are in nntlve sale , and the dlstrlba
Ion by agents with nssortmenta steadily
aideniog , and In some cases nro higher.
Cotton * are doing well. Agents have nd-
niced Ktlihts 7i'78c. Cambrics jo for tho.
ncond time. Chapman X 3i Inch bleached ,
re to bo had at value only.
Prints and dress goods are doing well in
nice , nnd cholca stocks nro light.
Exports of domestic cottons thla work nro
,000 , pack g j , making the total 145,75.2 ,
gainst 109,4S& the same time last year.
Illegally Stamped Beer Kolf used.
PiiiDADKtPHiA , August 25. The Enterprise
irewery , together with 13 over 300
urrola of boar which was selred last wrote by
failed Statea internal revenue oQlccm on ac-
nmt ol alleged irregulailties in stamping tbo.
iff erent sized packages , was relented to-day
nan the filing of a bond ! for $35,030 by the
rewory company ,
SeroraliIsprcj aV-v mor ? ccrwral than aif
other dlseaso. B b Insidious m character
and manifests Itself In running sorca , pustulj
eruptions , bolls , swcUlngs , enlarged Jolnti ,
abscesses , goto eyes , etc. Hood's Sarsaparill-
expels alt trace of scrofula from the blood , i.5
leaving it pure , enriched , and hcaltliy. .
"I was severely afflicted with scrofula
and for over a your had two miming sores
an my neck. Took Cvo bottles ot Hood's
Bawaparllla , and consider myself cured.1
0. K. IOVKJOV , Xowcll , Mass.
C , A. Arnold , Arnold , Mo. , had scrofulous
- and fall. Hood'a
Bores for seven-years , spring
" " . cv.rcd him.
Salt Rheum
Wllllarn Spies , Elyrla , O. , suffered greatly
from erysipelas and salt rheum , caused by
handling tobacco. At times Ms hands would
crack open and bleed. If e tried various prep.
aratlonsltliout aid ; finally took Hood's Sar-
saparllla , and now says ; " I am entirely well. "
"My sea had salt rheum ou bis hands and
Dn the calves ot his legs. Ho took Hood's
Barsaparilla and Is entirely cured , " J , II.
, Mt. Vcrnon , Ohio.
Hood's cSarsaparilla i
Bold by nil druggists. % \ ; six for $3 , Itada
ouly by 0. 1. HOOD & CO. , Lowell , Mass. r
1 IOO Dosee Ono ,