Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 22, 1885, Image 8
' l , ' \ DAILY BEE-TUESDAY SEPTEMBER n 1885 THE PAIUV BJSE. ToosiUy Morning , September 22 LOCAL BREVITIES , Chief ot Police Skinner , of the Blafh , w i Itf the city Saturday. The pslica aay that the crooka who wen driven out ot the city during And after thi Iftira.ro nowawnrmlng In again. Etlgington , the good-natured colored asaUtant at the Jail , hm rodgnoJ bia poallloi nod left lait night for 1'uablo , Ool. Henry Porny , lliu young ton ot Gutta' Pomy , who wai atmk by tha c n lait Fri day , ii rapidly recovering from hla injuries , EzivID , KJdy an d Amoiia M. Dore , nci Gattavoll. Olaen and Addie Scovoy wer lloonicd to wed In the county court jeatcrdaj Frank Siaher and Jacob Sishcr were ar retted yesterday charged with bavinja ftult * Mrs. Michael Bcllgart , All p&rtica rotido li Uio south erd , A very pleasant patty gathered at th rcildcnco ot County Clerk Benoko Bunda evening , tha occasion bolng Iu honor of th birthday of Mra , Bencko. A colored mm , nano unknown , foil fron the root of a two atory bouso on which chimney woa being erected , at the earner o Sixteenth and Jaakaon , yoitcrday. H cacapod without a bruiio. John Meyer , living about four miles ou If , ' ot the city on the Miltary road , aworo out " * complaint in Anderson' * cttut ycstcrda for tha wrest ot hia employer , John Pula , wb bad [ attacked him and beaten hit terribly. Tha Park Arcnno Brawns dotcatoi th IT. P. Uossrvoa Sunday by a acoro of 16 t 15 otter hjud ( ouiht ? battlo. Tha feature $1 $ ot tha game were tba catching of Cotner am ' ' the pitching of Llndeay , tbo bitting of Con and tbo doubto play by Ilichard , Misi M , 1" . Mfhnn , eo long nd fovorabl - . luown to Oinitbft people , baa nccoptexl the pc - Eition of cutter nud fitter In a dreai makln film of Columbuj. Sao baa tbo wishea < manyfrltnia aid pjttrons that aucjess inn attend her tn bor now lump. Several reqtmta bavoboan made that tt EEC take nolicu of the loafers who frcquet the north end of the federal buildinp. , crowd of old bums and chrcnici bare take postceBlon of the stalra acd doorway and the throughout tbe day they eplt tobacoo juli over the front of tbo building , blookaJo tb doorway niid annoy nil piesers by the : brawling b lbo. ! Sccrotwy Wheeler , of Iha Fair aeaocii tion , uaid tbat there wai nothing now aboi tba crazy quilt rumpus. The awards won ! without doubt ba made according to tha fin anntmnccmont. "Tho fair nsseci .tion has n right to interfere , " ho aald , "with tno dociolo of tha epEo'ul committea , nnd evuu if it did , : would bo wise to establish tbo precodoat i thiacsao. " The ladloa of the Woman's Christian assi elation eay tbat tbey need two or three etovi for thn "Buckinnham Home , " on Twelfl street , and would like to ask tbat the benovc lontly Inclined remember tbo fact , and d na1 tbo came. They are nUo beginning to tbln of how to raice thtir futl fiupp'y , and auegei that a ton or two of good coal would bo a gro clcua gift from eomo of tbo prosperous busmei men of tbo city. Ifr. Joseph Bitbirka , a watchmaker on tower clock buildtr from Iowa City , atoppo - In the city on bU return from Lincoln , wbei I he had a tower clock uf hi i own manufactui on 'exhibition , and riotived a diploma. M Bjibarlin baa viewed tbo high echool toweran taken meaiurtmenti , to bo prepared to bid o a olcck for tha tower , when tbo aohool boar gota ready to put ono m. I'D I Ice ( Jnurt I ockct. The following caaes were disposed c by Judge Stenberg yesterday : James Howard , disturbance of poac by fighting , $10 and costs , oommltte In default. Edward Magrudor , dfstnrbanco c peace , dltcharged. Hugh Siller , potty larceny , 20 days o bread and water. I ) . Booth and James Moron , disturt finco of peace , discharged. John O'Ojcnor and James Abranu drunk and disorderly , discharged. John Novtck , drunk : and dleordorly $6 nnd CDsta. John Butler $1 and coste paid.Charles Charles Carrel , drunk and disorderly $5 and cista , paid. Jaipur Johnson , L. V Ingalla , Fran' Tombly , B. Brodd , P t Keegnn , Fran ! Bhelan , auaplclouacharactera , disohaiged May Lucar , fighting , $5 aud coati committed , Anna Wtlle , tame charge $5 aud costs , paid. TlioVu tiior una tlio Moon. The following Is the aitro-metorolog cal forecast of the woither for the wee beglnolg Wednenday 231 and ondin Wednesday SO h : "Continued coo stormy weather , with high winds an rainannrlh , wott nd suu h frosts i taocllons month la likely to end unao tiled , cool , windy and rainy. An unset tied , b < iittrc > u , autumnal woik. " I connection with mat'ois ' astronomic * ) , ! should b bnno In mlud tbat the par'ia ' eclipse tf the mom occurs on Weduoidi cvmlrg I he 23d 'Iho pateage of th csrlK'a thadov over the ' * co of iho moo Vii 1 bigln to bavliiblu hue at llo'clocL The moon will be at the moat but threi quartets obtcurrd , Every lady uioi 1'ittmCa Medicate. . Coiupteiiin P.niritr. It Is a honeehol tit acuro. 1 ho luar'aruo ' finds U itnpc ail' ble to go down town wi bout fust rublti ; It on. If the baby cries rhe got a fur tin tiff box. If the old man comes luuu i tlD d nr rru'erl , becautubn ineaalsdull tic , P.ez nt'i Pnwder coola aud allay his troub of. Thin all la gladeomo joy lie family shnnlri h wlthou.lt. Ilia 1 < V < ni.ii i .it.iri > HU Blclr. It is with tbo knowledge of the regret fnlwallfromthelooalpopnl tlcn which wll greet iho infoinietlni' , tbtt thetemporarj illnttn of Doctor Dill f , tie fimalupbi iclan , Is no r < Ud. The dlttmKUlibti lady lias over i x rlcd herself In the grea ' wcrk of cxtrscilt g tbo popular tooth IK ministering tn public ll's ' of the fl sh He ; wactn did in t pneint ita d zz lug pa peantry on the tUciit yis'ficUy , nor die the bm d | 'I y. The nutti r spirit la of.n fined In lur clmiubtra ut tbo MUUu Lotil a'ck ' with u.hli ISvnti n 8ll < k , r an kill a tis < r 'f tre tlgtr brpppna t < be frond ul en oil ) n lit'utuK ' So con- tutnptlou , tlmt drddlltat ci d lurtt fixnc of dittavce , In this o'un'rj ' , cun araurp ly lie conqut-rtd rn'l doatnyul if D' , JM'rce'n 'G Jdou Mcdlc l Discovery" bi traployed early. THE MAHAGlR AID MINERS , Galloway's ' Order Obeyed at Roc ) Springs Too Mines Ilc-oponed nd "Work Kc- Burned The Ghlnoaa all In The Strikers OTorotl Transportation to t/flwo tlio Country , Resumption of work at Rock Spring ? ID conformsnoo with Gineral Monigoi Oflllo way's order cf Saturday , took pl o < yesterday an quietly ns though notblni consequential had previously hippcnod The engineers Trent to tholr posta and thi Ohlnamon , nndot the military guard , entered tored the mines. The whlto mlnori will a fen excoptlona refused to retarn t work but are not apparently In cllned to crcato any disturbance It la now bellovod that affair will reduce themsolvefl to tholr nor ma condition without further troablu. Miungor Cutaway yesterday con ordora to Rook Springs that all the whlti minors who did not with to return t < work would bo furnished wit a pastci over the Union Pac.fio . If they woulc loavo. The offer , however , li to romulr ii foroo only during this week , and thoai doalrlng to leave utter that time will bi obllgtd to pay their own transportation Anonymous loiters of a threatening oh r otur have been received during the post week at Union Pacifio headquarters , Noirly all of thorn gtve warning of i jtntrul atrlko and hlntcu atrongly t din lud wholetalo dcstruatlcn of property Mr. 0 ll pfoy , while exptctlng that i Blrlka will occur , says that ho is auiplj pripartd for any emergency. Bo hai ccceivod letters from president Adam : and the directors of the road endorsing all I ho action ho baa taken and aaanrini him of their entire and hearty support Ir whatever ho may do tosarca keeping thi road and mints In running Older. The attitado which tno Knighta o Lbor will asauino in theao promltoi one just what the order will do , now tbat Mr ( Jallaway has reinstated the ooolloa one renewed operations without regard to thi white diaooutenta , are matters upui which no ono seeum to bo ad vised. Several meetings of the varlou divisions of the K. of L. win lul < here , end it Is a Qittorli g com mentary upon ihsjr steadfast adneronc t j their ca bs , that not ono rroid of th prrcoedinqB escaped. General Mauuger Oillawoy la evident ly la no yielding humor , aud will pnsl ahead upju the inflexible line of pollcj defined in the , DEE'S interview o Friday. The rioters who killoi the coolies aud plllasjoi thul qinr ors are out of consideration and thi other whites to whom opportunity to re turn was given will have to act upon th two bltorutktivea < work or depirturo 'The idea , " Sild Mr. Oillaway , ' 'iha I should bo asked to arbitrate this mat t-r. I might aa well walk Into a man' IIOUSD and toll him that I was agree able to arbitrate the question of pos settion between him and myself But I do not think that any suoh demands mands will actually bo made , nor do think theto will bo any trouble. It 1 will known among the men thit th Union PJC no la In better condition tlmi ev rbif ru tu withstand a strike. M ] judgment la that the Rock Springs me ] if ho are the authura of their own trouble will be left to work out on tbu aamo ludt pondout prluolplur , tholr own redemp tlon. " Talks with the Knfghts , chary as the ; are of conversing on the topic , does no yet reveal any heated feeling agalnat thi company and its astion , NOTIS AND PERSONALS. J. F. Hards , furmotly with the frel h department of the B & M , now a KMV SIB grain dealer , la In the city. Pool Commissioner Geo. H. Daniels , I In the city. 0 E. Perkins , president of the Bur Kngtou syttem , Is In the city. In com oauy v-ith Mr. Holdredge ho called npoi General Manager CUlUway , of the Unloi Pacific , ytBterday , and \a ktd upon toplci of mutual interest to both roads In Ne braeka. The Bolt Line company began gradlni yesterday. A large number of shovel wcra purchased In the city for construe t on purposes , Somoibint ; about tlie Fair. "How will the fair aesocUtion com outtlia year ; badly In debt ? ' * was askci of S > orttary Wheeler yesterday. "Wo can lurdly toll yet , " IIP replied "as wo have not figured up our accounts Wo shall bo able to toll batter In ; day or two. However , I think wo ar behind about § 4,500. The profits fron Saturday's races amounted to somothtnj lllio $1,500. Next year , -with gooi weather , wo shall hive a msgnlficon fair. Of course , the fair this year wa something of an izperlment , and wehori bavd limned a great many pMnts wh'ol will assist us nn. year. " Tha directors of the fair have on fee A uchiimo which will still further clca' ' them of the Indebtedness. Ir ia to hold a fall racing mooting here In the Us week of October. 1 he plan ia not full ] developid yet , but In all probtblllty II will ho carried out. Prtald-nt Garman ill leave la A few d y for ChUago , aud W'll unde&vor to tccura some of tha bail horcoa to oomo out here at the conolusloc of Iho races la th t ol'y. It la tSna hi that with a little effort a gind fuld al field of hones otn bo seoured. Thfi nco accomplished , t * > o directors believe thoBUocaio ( the oh < > ni attured. Roller lutp otlon , To Ilia Kd tor of the BBS. There are now about ono hundred and ninrty-tivo steam bol'ora ' In mo In Omaha , About fifteen of tboie are Impacted al rrguhr intervals by agents of eastern boiler inspection and Inantance com- pftiilea. The remaining ono hundred and eighty , I feel tafa In saying , ara seldom if evnr inspected by a cimpstont bollei Inspector. This has no reference what ever to locomotive boilers , as they are periodically overhaul ! d and repaired. Afany of the boilers havn come under my peraoral observation while torvlng a > pri vate corporation of thti city , and In many csec-a I . .bar . v.i that the u bjllnrs urd In cbartto of men who ore not mechanic * , men who do not understand th- first principle of the power tf nt'atn , men to whrm the Ur governing * hi generuiim and nan o' ' tc m la wholly nnVno n , mnn tn whom ( ho knowledge of the ttrogth nf the metal to iiklulug the vapor which the > urn mil g fa MI entire blank. In other ca'ti , Lowever , there are men ompl y d who are thorough mohanlc , men who understand all that la neoetsary to m&ki them competent cnglnecrc , but they , a8i _ rule , hard no facll tte ffur teiting thoii boilers. They must wait for weak potnti to develop themselves under the eolaa working presort , which la attended wltl great danger to Ufa and property. Then arc however ozcoptiona to this ml ? , nhlli the former clais of men do not glvi this matter a tlnglo thought on acconn of their having little or no knowledge ol the uio of steam. There Is not ono o those boilers tbat should not bo tub- joctod to A hydrostatic teat of at IOA > thirty five per cent moro th&n the stean pressure required. Should our honorable body , the oil ] ciunoll , see fit tn appoint an In pnatorfo : thla work who will subject a 1 boltora In spooled to the above tint , I voaturj t < aaythat at least twenty-fuo vcr cent o them will bo found unsafe an 3 In need o rrpilra. It Is to bo hoped that our olt ; ojunoll will glvo this matter Bom atlonlbn , as the appointment o tuch an < fficer will not nccctearlly croat an additional rxpsnso to the city , as hi could easily bo paid out of the foes aba'goi for itspcoilon , and I bollovo there arc bn few owners of bollcra that would no cheerfully pay double the amonnt tha would bo charged for the mcro ( atlsfac tlon of knowing the condition of the ! boilers. Itupoctfully , U. J. BBU , M. E. A Neighborhood How , Mr. William Mulhull writes a long letter tor to the BEE detailing Ms troubles li and out of court with the Shlnrock fam ily. The subject being of limited Inter cst , only tbo substance of the letter cai bo glvon. The principal caneo of th trouble tppenra to bo tbo removal of th Mulhall houao to the flido of bis lot ad joining tha .Shlnrock mansion. Tholat ter family then began a series of pott ; persecutions , and on the 31st of Jul ; had Mr. Mullull , trlfo nnd childrei arrested on the charge of assault Ing him with brick bah The caao waa tried before Justlco Bart lett and Mr. Mulhall and family wer discharged , no evidence being prcdiicoi to sustain the charge. Shlnrock had t pay the costs and resolved en ravorge A series of now and old charges wer trumped up and the Mulh'ill family wer ( g lu cilled Into court , this time btf r Juatlco Seldou. Mr Mulhall e yi th "alunn of North Omaha , were raked an scraped together , both white and bite ! to swear against mo. " The nnfoitunat family were overwhelmed by the p-otocu tlon and a cloud of witnesses. Tlio cour Insisted that Mulhall thoutd advance $ i for ocats , the c'natablo ctlUd upon fo his fees , and the whole proeudings hai the apucarnnco of a conspiracy to tnk every dollar ho hnd. The result of th trial wf.s that Mulball end h < s fumil were binnd over to the dittrijt court Besides this , Mro Shlnrock has entire i civil suit ogainsi Mrs. Malhall f r $10 , COO damages for sUndeiiug bor by myln that she burned ber own conahtd , Mr. Mulholl claims ihit nui'her ' htm self nor bis family have said or don aught to the Shltnrocks , yok. the lattc piater him In ovary conceivable way , i an i flirt to pick a row. His ohlldre h&vo bjru beitou at their own gate , tl cans have been rattled around hla prem isoi , hi ) aide walk has been takau up , hi patea torn down , his cow bsnten fa- - drivnn nwftjr end his chickens killed. Ye am'd ' 11 thin chaoa of neighborly regard Mr Mulhall and his family have main tiinod the compo nre of martyrs. In couoluslon Mr. Mullif 11 urgea voter to wipe out the cost inillfl and put hoi est , intelligent and reliable men in th justice courts. Ho Kcinomljcrort tlioLioan. Mason Long , the loformod gamble : who has been prcach'ng ' In this city wa called upon at the CanGold honao yestoi day by William Sodorstrom , a prom ! nent member of tbo local eportlcg fro ternlty. Mr. S. wai troll acqa&inte with Maaon Long in doy3 long gene bj "Ihero is one thlog I want t ) remln you of , Mason , " said Soderatrom. "D you remember that the last tlmo yo were In Omaha , I loaned yon $5t Yu were 'broken * at the tlmo but tald yo wool 1 repay the money out of your hti winnings. " Mr. LOFR thought a moment and the ling out a § 5 note , remarked thtt ho re membervd the clrcnmitinco parfcctlj "And this Isn't the firat of my old debt that I bavo paid clcco I became an ovur gellst , " ho murmured , "I honestly be 1 eve that the money I have paid sine beginning to lead a Christian life In sail. . faction of the debts of my gambling c ; rcor would amonnt to tens of thousand of doiltra " , _ _ K , of Ij , B Ol in Council BluiTa. On the occasion of the grand ball c Local Aa-orahy 1008 , K. of L. , at 0 un ell Bluffs , Wednesday evening , Sopt. 28 the Knight i o ! Ltbor in Oinaha hav completed all neoassary arrangements t make a grand turn out. Having ou o tbo A. 0. B. bind , they will leave her In a special iriln conaiatlng of fnu coachoi , and will 1 > mot on the otbv side by Assembly 1G68 with band and u a rted to the hull , whcra nil po sib < efforts have been made to make the otoa slon one of I ho ninat enjoyable f-'aa o c > the aenson. The train will leave th Union Paolfio depot at 8:30 : und return at 3 a m. next mnrnlrg Tha furn for round trip will bo 20 conle Tloketa will bo for nato at U. P. dupe Weduetday evening for all who have no yet secured the m enl wlahlng to go. A. Glut ) The Omaha Rowing asiooUtlon wll hold a club regatta , for members only 01 Tuesday afternoon , October G , the race to atart at 3 o'clock. The following programme hoa been ar range J , tu joct 10 usual modlfica'ioni ' : Single eculls , Double aonllwlth caxsw&ln. Fiur-oared ahella. Haudloip botffeoQ air-oared birgo ant f uir-oirod aboil. Eatrlea mutt ba aant to T ) . If. Whoelei jf , necr tary , and will cloao Friday , The iiu | > le and double scull races will ro oni-htlf mlln and return , Tha four ntrad and htudiuap will ba a tlirju-qtm- ter mill atraluht away Tno pleasure b i t Water Witoh will ba birred from the races. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OnnS"lu rj Bull. Only one suit w&a oommenped in the district court yealtrday. 8 Kalis , the ailoof this oily , la sued by NlUmi Br a & B rgn , on an account of § 542 34. Ilittmii ia kuuwu Ja lb grea regulator of tha digvttlvn oivana all over the wi rid. Hare It in your hooai. A k your procer or drugeUt fi r the uemiine article , maa < ufacturod by lr , J , O , li. Blegurt t Som. TEACHING THE CHINESE , A Onrlous Brnrioli of JIlBdloniy " \Vork In thla City Fnota of Intcrcsr , Some two or three months ago a little body of Ohlnceo lanndrymcn appeared at the rooms of the Women's Christian tt- soclatlon on Tirelflh street and asked fcr Instruction in the English language. The ladles of the fnatiution of courto consented to take them as scholars. The Mongolians have boon studying earnestly slnco that tlmo and tholr progress Is sc mothlng astonishing. A reporter for the BEE , thinking to learn something In connection with this very interesting snbjoit , cillod upon the ladles of the mission last night. "Yes , " svld ono of thorn , "wo feel very much onconmged over the re sults of our libar. Yon have no Idea how readily the Chinamen learn. It Is astonlthing. Ono reason , I suppose , is b2c mo they are so willing and eager. They learn much moro readily than American coholars of similar ages. Oar pupils range from 18 to 45 , there bolng now seven or eight of them. Yes , the older onoi oinnot be taught a * roidlly as the younger cncs , but this Is to bo oxpectod. " Slnoa the tlmo tint the work of teach ing thoOhlnamin was commenced the results accomplished hnvo been truly wonderful. All of them have learned the lottos of the alphabet out of special Atnuiiian-Ohlneso primers provided , and moat of them can spell the slrup'or words qulto readily. They learn by moans of cjmpatlion of the American words vtith the queer Oh nese character tyinbulj which mtko up their written lat guage. S > mo of thorn are unublo to read In the-lr own tongue and In this case they do not learn the Eddish language very readily. On the other hind If a Celestial la able to toid csrrictly tno printed characters cf his own tongue , be can easily learn to road In Eugliab. It h found that ho lear s everything by rdtc aa for In- s'auca ' in committing to memory the lot- tore of the tlph&bjt. If the teachers happen to OB\ him to repeat the letters of tha alphabet , ono after another , bo oin easily do it after eufliolout n'udj ; but It la a long tlmo before ho can name the letters in ary eider chrscn by the teacher. Another brunch cf Inatruc'lon ' which the ladles are imparting to the Chinamen is fn teaching them to etng. The Mon golians are ( jroatly fiacinttod by "Amol- icin a'n'te ' , " and loam very rcudlly to frame the words of tbtlr broken E iijllah to the o-rrnct molndy. They can now sicg a grrat many of the easier got pel a UK * . Ono of their ospiclal f , vontt:3 : la "Tolleo mo the cl' , ol' atol y. " "It it oatooiihing to aao now poll'o our ChltiCB3 pupi's ' nro , " eald one cf the teachers. "They make the moat pro found obeisance whou coming In , and ehsko bands several timoa before sitting down to ihiir leaaona. They pay thom m > at c ) urteoan attention all the tlmu that wo aio Instructing tSrm , and when they losvo ther repunt tto process of heud- ehaklng and profound bowing. " The liidlts oay that EOIUO of tha Chi na mm thoiv the greatest dealro to adapt theuiiolvcB to the clvllizttlon of thla country. Mcst of them have adopted entirely the A merle in style of drcBf. Ocio or tw > hjva oven gene eo far as to cut off tholr queucr , although knowing full well tbat tlili notion li ngitnat the religion of their country Dud that it will forever debar thorn frcm returning to Uhlnn and mingling with tholr fellow countrymen. THE VIA.DUOT. Dlscucsinc Fluna and SpcciflcatlonB fur tlio Elevcinh htroct Via duct. A consultation was hold at the of fice of the city onglnosr at the court house yesterday afternoon In reference to the proposed vladuota , the one especially dlicuseei being the via duct on Eleventh street. The gentlemen present were City Engineer Boeewater , Chief Engineer Srntad , of tbo Union Pacific , Mcsirr. Culvert and Weeks , of the Burlington & Mlatour ) , and Council man Goodman. Tue gentlemen tilktd over mattcra pertaining toor gineErina and spooificutions to be adopted tor the Elev enth street viaduct. Ic wai agreed that iho roadway should bj twenty feet in width , with sidewalks six faat wide , with a ratling on ttie ou-sldo The wtk is to bo built eight inohea above Mid ro d ay and separated by cnrbing. Tao rond.Tny Is to be paved vrlth wooden block ] , thd exact nature of which was not decided on. Too approaches at tT.oh end will ha of masonry , wlili stairways lending to the top of the brldgo , The viaduct Is to extend from Jackson street t ] tbo ullry aouth of Mar y street , and wll range in height frjin twoniy to thirty-eeycn feet above the qruund. Ariuvo tno tracks there vclll bo tnonty foe * , of o'oar ' space. Tbo width of there ro diray will bo Bulliok'n to allow the laying of a Uoublj uteel c r track , giving p'oaiy ' of room for teams o paes. Toe cattiuate fur tbo o na'ni t' ' < i of this vh- dnct was placed nt $ G5 (00 ( , bat It la bought that tha nniira U JIIBO , accord- lug to tbo plans mw cnn inpla'od , will ba iuslde of 800,000 Th vladuo ; will b * about 1 SUU icet-a qu rer : of a mile iu lougth , OPENING THE LINES , Cniit. Pus Mn TullH Smiiotlitiig A lioiit lfH i iV hlilnKtun 'xcr- rltory Oili > r FOIH , 0pt. 0. li. Rusiln returned 8 dry or two s'nca ' from Washington \tti \ tory where hohaa beeu on a jtnnt of amoral wetks darAlim. He Is looking litU. und hearty and his trip has evidently grmtly Improved his htalth. "I bavo been rpandirg several weeks ia the territory , " said 0pt. Huttin to a lbo ' 'ona ti . yotterday , proepicliag ur. Waihlngton ten itory it a majnlbc ; > ! nt country , end It Is opening up lurprleing- ) y last. At Spokane Falla there Iu a thriving little city of 3,000 inhabitant * , which Is gro Ing rapidly. It nlr < an'y a waterworks and negotlntloiu ore now on foot for a ayttem of ulcotrio lighting [ t la tbo llveit st little town iu th te-rl- tory wuH U dmnx a ir at deal ( < f biibi- n 3. In f ot I bollovo ilmro In murobcatlo and activity iu S ikanu F.lli in pi-opor- t-iu 11 * rz > , than laP ir'.laod , Of.ij-ou , or WalU W 1U , tu which cities uvorytljog a dull at prrsdnt "Qjlng through a belt of timber country , I struck tbo tro ; t mining bi.lt here Is Ihoi mnn , tlo 1M not i la ptnhne at tto already groab snvrng bnnk for mankind , or who i. ho \ ( MAN TwW ( ! BSd-mon r ho will say isco pniny | , where l mnd . fc , j . S " ° 3t " 5S ; . 'r m ° noy , ij tl-ere - is found enough ntst-ike. Why wi Knu the u not n eCOn ° Jt'1Ze llls deah L m Mm ' s' totniulV nw hundred p cent will provo uduSmen 'll,080 , ? ? fc Mer hnn * T-ilor Misfit nnd Uncalled d only ltB' to be 8old at' 3 fcbau the cosb o mukiiig , equal to any , surpus cd by uoiw , AT THE OHLY MISFIT J 1119 FAEFAM B . 1119/i / Open Evenings Until & O'Clock. which haa just boon dltcoverod. Thii brlt extei dj from OhewalJab , elx'y mllct coith of Spokane Fall , to n'm mt ttK linn of the BtliiibDomlnionf. Of coursi * , we can't ttll yathowthiy oregcingtoturt out , but from p'etent appparauceo , the mints [ .lone the 1 no ere bouud to bscomt valuib o ones There are really no ml e ; openad up yet. They ara oaly'prot- pec s ' At Ocewallah there wo i-ovoral very fine 'prospects' which promleo tt dovdlop roa ulficjntly. Tiou ; ig .In , at the Colvlllo mlnttig riglon , abour. ninety miles north of Spokauo Falls , there nro eovoril moro very fine oponinga. They are km n us the Old Djmlnlou 'proa- prcts. ' Theie w < ro only discovered in April lasr , but have air ady turned out well. The fast of the matter lathe owners are poor men , with llUln meant.nd they have not had money onongh to enable them to sink regular mining shafts. Tht-y have been compelled to do'coyottlng , ' gatherlnc up in thla way what little cold they cnuld. 'Coyotliag' ia a aUns ; mlnlt g phraae , derived from tbo habits of the coyote in burrowing lightly Into the noil. Whan a man only goes 'hlrty or forty feet into thn grauud , instead of eloklng a djup shaft , ho Is said tj ba 'eoyottlnp. ' I bava no doubt but that as soon aa theao proaprcts In tbo Colvlllo ifg' ' n are thor oughly worked they will > iold heavily. Already ono carload of tbo nro haa been tent to the tmel'ing works hero and It yieldoi about $8,000 worth of gold. Another valuabln quarts load hes been discovered near F rt Colville , afowmllea from the old Dominion tnlnoa , which la pinning out nnusially well Anoir tou- ctamp mil1 has been bought for tbat loul , to bo used in "ppiratlng the gold from thoquirtz Yts , tbo ere ia found to beef of the finest quality. Oa tbo whole , on- eldoring that thooo mining proapeota bava boon but reiont'y ' dUcovored , tha ra glen la opening rapidly and with unueuil promise. "Waahlngton territory has other rr- sources to depend upon th n her mlnoral wt-olih , " conoludod Cipt Rittin , "The whole northern portion of tha state is covered with furoata , fura's'ilng lliubar as good In qutlliy ua that of the MioV- gan and Wiacousm foroits. Matty of the western ship rnanufioturero now rely upon those furrsts far most rif their mait limber Tlmro is conaldorablo cattle gtazlacf douu In the territory , to" . The country west of Spikano aad northwest of Wu iiiia la ficvotoi almost entirely to ttook-gconing. " A iini .l liiHiluot. Mr. S. B. Bennett , with tha firm of Dtvld Oirrlok it Co. , Mtrkoi otreot , Pmbiiolp'iia , Pi. , a a'oa that an a euro forepr lns , galls and other allmouta of bor-ito , he keeps no hlng iu hla etiib'os but St. Jaoobi Oil , The anlmils appro- its soothing KccovrrliiK B olno Gooilf , Yesterday the polloa made two arrotta which promise to load to interesting de velopment ) , Oflicor Dufi Green Sunday received a "pointer" from a man , whoso came need not bo pubtiahoj , that tbo Casino rcataurant of Billy \YllUrd , on Farnam street between Eleventh and Twelfth , waa a fence for the receipt of stolen goods , and that a largo amount of filched prop- irty would ba found , If the proiniica wi > ro carefully searched , YeatorJay upon iho strength of tliii Information he awtire out a cirapUlat for thu arreat of WilUrd and his miitrees , Lo'tlo Comei wbo run the rettturant Tin premlieii were alto s-arched und a lot of tolnn prop'tty w.s reuovurod inoHHm foardoz-in small alv | rspioaa , nllvur forkr , platrd knives , allvur ojko bufebt , oiatnr and pickle dlth , cluv , , cjrt < iJies ; , a clock of cuds and tun patr of Indian' noaa. The o r.ra w ro of the brands ' Vdco'Ui' "Diidy,1 lUckot , " 'Loet Will , " end " Jnnil0 Cao property was found hld'Jeii In thi tmiernont ocsupioi by Wi.brd for his reo tjuranf. Willa l and Lott'o ' Corn's Immodiatolj ' 'ftfBsecl up" and udmittod that thagooci * r at.le'u. They arc now in jill. Wilhwd govo tha uataoa of tin boyo who had stolen tht property , and acting upon Iha information , Officers ( men end Mar tyn arruatud ytsterday tbrco iom yiunx thieves , G.o Willlatnp , Smith atd Pdt Doyland , ia Uurrj'a divt on Tenth a reut. The pllo3 bclievo that the Oiolno resUuraut ha bo n operated merely as a blind , aod ihtttbo plsca has been quiet ly run ha a frnc < for iho rucolpt of stoltn goods Lottio Cornea has been more tlun once mlxud up iu criminal operdtlimu&nd w llbaretnooiberod ttahnving been the mis- ttoss i f Johnny MuOJolUn , vshimaho ba- tri.yod to the pillco lost winter , aa the principal iu the Dukes hardware rtbbory. Willard Is hlmaulf o o of the "toughs , " end bdorn uo aavory roputation. lit blllraici ) Men , Yon nro allowed a tree iriatjor thirty dayi of the uee of Dr. DyefB Oulubruttd Vo uio Belt with Electric Sunpensory Apphnncei , for the Bpeody relief aud permanent euro of Nervous Debility , loan of Vitality and Manhood , and nil kindred troubles. Also for mauy other dis eases Cumpluto reaturatum to health , vteor and manhood No rick n > incurred. Illustra ted pamphlet witb full inforrnutlon , term * , etc. mall.d trte by addressing Voltalo Belt Co. , Maruboll , Mich ncatcu H lf to Doatii. The Pontag fanu'y on the sonth sldo lira pgaln the central fi eras In a public cti'rsgo They hud aomo qaairel aboutu hay-rack with a man named Phelps , who Ilvca ue r Hascill's ' pjirk , and Sunday , whllo pretending a peaceful Intention tu arblir&tu ( he difTordnco , they invelgloi Phiilpn into tbotr houao and Btt upon him viiih o'ubs and cudgels. Tniy knocked him down and boat him until lit wai iuBiLsiblo. Ho naa then thrown out ot the door and oftzr a ilmo revived mouyh to crawl avray a diatmco until friends fouud him and took him homo. Tttu n sidoiitH of the snu'h aide txprees heir iudUnutlon ogalnst the Pontags in DO tuouaurtid terms , The authorities , p. rliaps , should lnveulix to this alfilr , "M.h in not a murdnr merely by the narrow - row j t mrg u Phulpa la suQeriog intensely - tensely y.B'rrday y.B'rrdayftfIt ftfIt fo L" Sfi te * * ss r& jp i fe li litZii * < v w ? & 3p ftiSJ IS tf Thb no Jei uever tarlt * A ma'vrl of > t entU and to' melon. Muietcon nile 1 thnt'oM ill iiry klvtt < , aid ciunol le toll It cjinpc liliii with thoiuultilu oollow le t , nhort wcl lu aid | ib.je h > tJpovr.leia , btU only In CitiilCT * ! iiillci' ! < \\ftllfct. , > , Y. Apollinaris "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. ' C A U T E 0 1ST. "Jf the inhabitants of great cities could see the filth that is concealed in the water which they use , and trace etery drop and particle to its source , disgust and nausea would be sufficient protection. " New York Tunes , July 20,1885 , " The purity of APOLLINARIS offers the best sicurity against tke dangers which are common to most of the ordinary Milking waters. ' London Ucdlcal Record. O/ttlt Crteert , Drufgtttt , < L Mm. I fat. Dtattrt. BEWARE OF 'MITATIONs ' ! Seventeen } enrs Kxpt-nonco. . G.W.P ANGLE K.ndirul Uls'j n ol Him an1 V/omuii. soi giiatlu nd llcrbili't Chysl Ian Now located 1210 tliiutl ; > a H Omaha. Neb , up stairs. A oorru-t illacncMH Klvm ul bout any explanation It mthopaUeui Consul Ulan frea &t ollico. / Treat the Following Diseases. Citarrhnf the Head. Dlu.nsca of tl-o K > o un-1 1'ir. Heart Din a-c , Llvor Con phi t , Kldnoy Oom- G'lint , Ncrf : ui Pthllitv , Mon'U Uuiiruualun , L' 1 ol anhood , DUIioieo , Drliflifa Uiitnio , fct Vltua Dmioo. Ktcuinotfl ii , I'.ralytlVhlto \ Bwelllogi Scrnlubfevi \ Smoa. ( ) ricera and 'Iiituura renoro ed wl'hnut ' the kiilfu. or the dn.win ol a tlroj ) o ( blood , YVoin n , with nor do t.a'e organ * , Rcatoralto Health , Uropay Ouic'd W thnut T.ppli S , ' . Bjuxlll At'intlou Clv-in t > I'thalo nuil Voaiiteil Uleowgiof / 11 Kinds , Ti > e or B llemcvtd n two or tbrca yeara or No I'ay Ilomaoriholdj or I'Uea Cured erne no Ch rsca Made , r Ihoeo whoaie atlllrto.1 will pare ll'e and n > reda n ( dollars by culling on ur using Ort. O. W. PANQLK Dr. PanglVeCclebrnUl lletkvl Itemodlo leo mlenoM Holloiti , _ POS IAS. Rea'ednr pnstlinlll ho rtrulvid by the city of Or n < 1 M i d , Ndi , ui III 9 .Moo * am , Oct Mb. 1C85 , f.r thnfu'iitshlig. e tclliu Mido uipltl ngotft yt > mol witorwor rh.vin a ca aclty ul OMB itll- llon uallons tor daj io < Iho ol y cf Q.and I land , rttb. rttb.B id pya'.in t b fun < l4vedan.lhDll . < lnaoocrilanc ltbhnuaml [ iipe lili iiing la tto iflla of tto City Ui'crk ol Grand Imauil Nib i p-sl urn t bj uac ocr..to ) entbe fol- m * > 'z ' : lit Cur In n < a and hi I dlnf engluo and boutr nd b BO-ltiw r Hum aid g KII I lj'illnC | ' ( s'and ' blpr. BrJ. Furnleltl K a " ' 'Oltln ; UP imojbiry , boiler nac . | ( " II * . 4'h. KornUtilii/ninlliylnif out I'on rlpo miln , fl el li , Hjd antn.O.t .et % fl ilJil tilur. l.luoir . nyinf n'p i B * ' ' > ' * ' ' ' | 'nr 'olv trn ftr e iii ot llu cldjitct * zm if i , 6 , 8 aid 10 ftp' ' . 6ii. | fn fiuul 1 1 ( fanl put'lasc ' iln n woU. 'Ihncmtr ctp ho'nilJ B > nt m uf Hat r work ) cnmilele uo < tu rxojuj tbjtuuioftbltty.iour tbou - luu rmtrt itho rylit tir nr all I Ilr , or an i inrtnollild . Mlbmwil qul olH t tewllljUjj | , tbollud o mitailil tu Iu lurnlatcd IVPp iil < tb > uld b aiidrewoJ to Ibo ( Ity CttirV o ! Hy frd riMh Cl.y Onircijnf a od Iili .lKob. , tllj liibilty tl fc'eiit. rnijir A. I > . It. * . ULirroao , Jout Ii. MIAMI , City c.efk. JI yor. ecp 18-mor-lOt Noticel Noticvl Notice- THK MAONI5TK HKALKH , To all who a < o ilUotwjl or ntllfutul , no nutter ho * lon the ittabdlnK ; o mo And to bvalod , Fenmule iil - aat rh ro iiKiicliuu t re failed to giro I1W , a spxoUlty ; coino imv , ooiov a'l ' AU I lo liealod by h UajiielloKoaltr , tbtonl ) ture hram | fiorn ttuydlt- < iu . Kcr oxanilua'lon , ur ctm K i are It , for eaob t jbitnvji.t , or vit'Utl nw $ t ; tcrnu rtrlctly cuh. P. BOYER & CO. , Pafes , Vault > , Time Locks and Jail orlr , 1020 Far-iinm St , Onuha , Neb-