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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , DECEMBER 12 , 1833.
THE DATLY BEE.
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New YOHK Orncr. , HOOM 6j.TniBU.si :
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only Monday morning- | | > vr published In tin
ftatc.
trnw nr MAir
Omi Vrnr. . lf > .H > Tlirr < ! Montln t .r ,
ElxMtnths. . . . . MV Ono Month 1.0
Tue WI.IM.Y llBf-i I'nlilMitil Every Weiln * < lay
TKUMS , IIHTt'All ) .
One Vcnr , with prrinlum . . . . . . . . . . . J2.f' '
OIKVr.ir , will-nut | irt < mlntn . 1.-
Fix Mniithn , w lltirtiit ritimlnm .
duo Month , on trial . 1
rOIIIIF. l'ONISCK ) :
All rnmmnnlctithins rt-lnlJnir o tiow snd Ml
tnilHliiintltro rlioukl Ijo nddrosseU to llio lim
701 ! 1)1 THE JlKK ,
nustrit.ps I.ETTKIIM
.All J iitnt's lotlnrs nml remittance * olmnM In
* iMirfMii to 'I lit : liF.r. rmii.iHniM ] Cowco.v
OMUIA , Driiftc.linck nml poMofflco tinier
lotjntnnilti jm-ntilo l < tlio onler of tlio
Bit NIBUSHI1G COMPANY , PB3P,1IEJfltt , ,
K. IKteliWATKIt. UlifTOli.
couipk-lutl their tratiscontincn
( al railroad , tlio Canadians do not non
know tvlmt to do with it.
nboul the abundant oropa ! n
Nthra ! l < ii. llio Ice dealer will not bo lofi
out in tlio cold by Simla China.
TUB cablegram that ICmporor Williun
Is 8orioti ) y iil has act lliu ubituurj
writers ut work upon u rovi.ilon of tin
obituary of the ngod knisor.
Dr. Miller rolurni from the
Windsor hotel hu will probably
along u now torpedo or another ruilronil
proposition us aChrftilmus gift.
SKSATOU EiJHiN'i)3 lius prepared t
pretty btlll'dosu of miidloitio to euro Ihu
Mormon ovil. It l.s uviduntly inloMlcd
to kill or euro : i .sort of heroic iroulmcnt
IMit. Pi.tiMR I'tupi to ( ho front again with
his little bill to squoloh poker playing in
tliu army. Col. Morrow's friunds in
Washington wish that tlio measure had
become u law six yeurj uyo.
that ho did
not give IIH all of hi.s mutsagiMiftur till ,
lie outoutfjovorul yanls of it , and will
give tlio balance to the public in small
doses : IH soon as it luu recovered from
llio lir.st installment.
WAltU In doing quitn wcl
In Singling. Ho has boon promoted to
the poVitloti of book-kcupiT , nnd tin
Ohleugo fff.ws predicts Hint before his
term ia out hu will own the prison.
THE Windsor liotol in New York is
honored by thn visit of Dr. fruorg. ) L
Miller. Till ! Windsor hotcil Is on Fifth
avenue , Inrnodiuloly opnosito Jay
Gould's nulil'iimo. and Dr. Miller de
lights in the giLlud vlow that u front
parlor ull'onU.
So PAU : IH we have boon able to observe
there wn.s hut one paper in the Unitei
States that went into mourning for Van
derbilt. It was the ( irtinil Island Times
II ! H suspected that the editor is : i distan
relation Of Mr. Yiindi rlnlt , nnd expects
lube remembered In his will.
Tin : citizens ol Omaha will rejoice to
know that Dr. Miller has received
nnothor 'pointer" from Jay Gould. Mr.
Gonld la "not going short on Omaha. "
How about Wab.ish and Missouri 1'ucilic ?
Suvetul plnekud bird * in Om-ihu. would
like to reeov ir what tlioy have lost ou
Gould's "pointers. "
CHICAGO is to bo congratulated .npon
the death of Mrs. Julia Ncwborry , who
tiled the other day in Paris. In the dis
tribution of the millions left by her ,
Chicago will reei'ivo $3,000,1)00 , ) for a
public library , aeeo riling to the intention
of her hiiHbund , who died some years
Tin : Mormon mayor j > f : Salt Lake has
flout out tx curd to tliu oTjot that thuro Is
nnd has boon no tnloutiou or indlnation
of a Mormon attack upon the ( imitiles ,
nnd that poaoo nil ns in tie ! city of
tliu H ilnts. It HIO ! il.l lu burnc ] in mm. I ,
however , that tin m lyor did net write
liU imrd until aftjr tin jirr Ivul of that
buttery of nrtillory from Omaha.
Tint ( JniiHl Army of the Republic has
rory projxirly sulectudVashin < ; ton as the
Bite for ItH monnmoiit to General Grant.
TlilH or iinizatlon propoies to raise the
funds iimonx Its members , numbering
( loveral hnndrod thousand , for a suitable
monument. It is safe to nay that it will
have no dinlcnlty In raining n hundred
thoimml dollars , and more if neeetisary.
Ai. Liiusi : , who has
rotnrned from Washington , intimates
that ho proposes to ( ccort every ollbrt for
Ihe reeaptnre of Xintmonuiin. It is to bo
liopod that tit ) will be equally aetive in
ills ollorts to Hinumi the jiropur punish-
Uiont of tint lawyer who eU'eotod tlut M-
( Oiipo of thn condemned murderer. The
i > : ir committee , to whom thn casu ofsv \ -
yer Uiirr was referred , does not HUUIH in-
cllnod to tivkoany notion whaljver in the
case , tind thu Siiprunu ooiirt iloos not ap-
poartocaifj any moru about the mutter
thitn the committee.
Sr.NATOit M.VNii5Usos \ still energetically -
cally pushing hU 1)111 ) to m iku Om ilia a
port of entry for the direct receipt of dn.
tluulu irooiU , The sjnator has relntro-
ducied his j > lll of the last HOJM'OII and will
\vork hard to Huetiru Its pass igo , It is
unfair and imjiut that tlio importers in a
ultyof the .si/u nnd m < jroaiitilo import
ance of O.i } ha should l > j t'uruu.l to on-
Unro the iLilays nil I d.ini.igo nttoudunt
upon tlui unpacking ivud a | > praising of
yaob ; in the Nmv Vork oustoiu hougui
lyiion oth r wo teru cities urn
provided with facilities for roceivingancli
' goods imJur bond by prompt
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dispatoh from thu sen coast Under Mr.
JMandorson'a bill our iniDDi'tors will save
lrgu sums in bjlir. ; enabled to sup rin-
ud tint opnning of OUSDS oont.ilnlii' < im
ported nrUulcs ami la their ability tu
ylncu the p > o Is at oaou on sale shortly
ttfter thuir arnv.il in this ou t.uy , As
jwutturg now go , it is soniDtluui a mattnr
lnonths ntUir Kiicli unli'hu arrive in
Ifttw Vork buforo thoycn i run tint gaunt
let of oiHuiul roil t l/e / ut4 |
A. Wall From tllnnil.
tJndnr the heading "Wo arc Dlsap
pointed but not DisrourngoJ , " Edlto
Hland , of the Council Fire , gives vent t <
thn following wail :
Wo had what seemed to n < ; r > o < l ground fo
the Ix-llof Hint AecntMcCllllicn.My . would h
dismissed from tlio In.lian service bjfore th <
nioutlnipf comtrcssVe hatl linprd , thuit
ffiro , tolj'anblo tonnnnnnoc , In tills lsuo n
the Council Fire , tlmtn now nnd much hctte
man had been nppotntcd to the position o
n ont fit I'ino ItiJ e. For this an.1 otlirr res
sons wo luvo hold tiio piper b.iak for a week
Wu.iro dNaopritntod , but not dtseour.izod
Wo anIn t ) * * ( ! 3 < doii of Information whlcl
ns < iitvs us that MctillllcmMy will b
omovcd from olllcc very soon. H
has boon fully InrcstlR.itcd h ;
nlile nnd ( rusty otliclnls of the jiro ont ail
mlnlstr.itlon , whoso reports con.lr.u the
oilman of corruption nnd tyrinnv uinlJi
xvlik'h ho hits sn loiirostiil. Hiitowin ; t <
I'M' ' sri.it loipanslbltlty djvolvln ; n ; m fin
n unt at Pine Kld < c , and tiu fucttlint tin
public eye Is focns cJ npnii t'nt ' a pury , tin
uilinlnMrntlondccaH It projior , and rU-litl' '
ni , to cvrclso otc ptlonnl c.ira In tlu solcr
tlon of n Hiiccossor to MVlitUvu My. A Ictle
from l ino Kldc. dxtal attli N o-embcr , In
fuiiiH us that nn insptvtor nrrlved tlieiu ;
tew il.ivs bjforo , with ln < > tni2tioiiH to icni ill
Ihorountil I'urtlior urlcrsftom Wishliut > n
Blioiild lu roojivoJ. This would iiidicatu Ilia !
Mcfilltycitildy Is to bo closely watched diuln ;
K'malmk'r of his oniclnt life.
Mr. Hland , who was nnuuroinontonol
llrodolVtho I'ino Uldgo reservation foi
mrddlliig with business which didn't coiv
ci-rn him , and for stirring up disuont ; nt
ngninst the agent , has been .sr > rioiisly
prejudiced ng.ilnst Agjnt McGillicnddj
ever since. Every issue of his p.tpur ha'
boon llllod with abuse of the conduct o !
atlairs at Pine HIdge , and with vagn <
and indelinito chargus of tyranny am
corruption. Kvcry friend of V. UMe
Gillionddy , and ho counts llii'tn by the
hundreds among honest and intelligent
visitors to Pine Kidje ; , Is us anv
ions as the agent himself that the
government should not discontinue
the visits of Inspectors to the
agency. So far , they have boon unable
to lix a single charge of dishonesty upon
the agent though challenged repualedlj
to do so , and backed by the rookies *
gang of squaw men , half-breeds and
Indian swimller.s whom Agent McGilll
ouedy has bounced from Pine Kldgo in
the interests of order and discipline. Su
far as the last inspector la couuurniuj
from whoso visit island socms to hope
for BO much , we can inform the editor ol
the Council Fire that ho passed through
Omaha on hln way cast n week ago , and
expressed himself as amazed al
the olllcicmcy of the administration
nt Pine Hidgo and the strong support
given to the agent by the progressive and
intelligent body of tlio Sioux. The true
secret of the pain in the bowels from
which Dhind is notvsnUerlng i.s the fail
ure of Mr. Cleveland to make n now ap
pointment during the recess and before
the opjuing of coii ! roS3. As matters
now stand Dr. McGillicuddy cannot be
removed from his post until his successor
ser is coulirmcd by the senate , which will
not be during the present session of cong -
g -css.if nt alluntil bis term expires. Kv
cry pioneer along the northern boundary
of our statewho s.uups in security know
jug that a strong hand is at the helm at
Pine Uidgo and a wise head is Inni'stly
and prudently ad.ninistoring . aT.iirs at
that agency , will ri'.joieo to road through
the paroxysms of Mr. IJland the informa
tion that for the present at least the eu-
pablo , efficient anil honest Dr. MuGilli-
cuddy is not to be removed from the po
sition which ho has tilled with such re
markable success.
Tie ) New ( jaiitl District.
Senator Van Wyck is again heard from
at Wnslii.igtoii , this time with a bill
creating a new land district in the north ,
western part of the state. The ni'-usuro '
i.s a timely and a proper one and will
doubtless Do pushed to a speedy passage.
Wnen the Valentino laud ollloo and the
Minnocadu.sa land district were created ,
the eastern line of Cherry county was
the eastern limit of soltloinont on the
frontier. The vast stretch of country
which extends west to the Wyoming
line was practically nuoocupiod. A few
cattle ranches comprised the only .settle
ment. The entire population according
to the OOIHUS .v.is loss tluiioJJ. Much of
the area was nnsifrvo.yed and none was
platted. Within twoyoar.s , immigration
has burst beyond the s.md-hills into the
beautiful valley of the White river.
Three counties have been carved out of
the unorgani/.ed territory. Fifteen thou
sand settlers are on homes and in the six
thriving towns along the railroad which
divides the country east and west , and
population is daily increasing. Kver
since the settlement of the country , the
homesteaders nndpro-omptors have been
compelled to make a tedious and oxpen-
hive trip to Valentino , traveling from a
hundred to a hundred and llfty miles to
make their linal proofs. It is to relieve
the settlers of this hardship that
the bill creating tlio now hind
district has been Introduced by
Senator Vuu Wyok in the senate.
Omitting the technical boundaries by
ranges and townships , the now land dis
trict will bo Ii5 ! miles in length by 63
miles wide. It will uxtend east and west
from n point about lifty-livo miles west of
Valentine to the Wyoming line , and north
nnd south from the line , dividing Cherry
county from the unorganised territory ,
nnd the standard parallel which runs
ibout six miles north of the county line ,
llvidiiig Sliorhlan , D.iwoi ttnd Sioux
counties from Choyoiino county. The
tmtire dUtnot will comprlso nuirly ; 1 , tuj
square milas , op in round Inures
lonrly si million aarus of the publiu do-
nain. It will include the counties of
Sioux , D.iwus and Sheridan , ( except the
southern tier of townships In these coun
ties ) , uuil twenty-four miles from the
western tfiid of Cherry county. There
s no reason why there should bo any
jppositlon ( o this iu.i.iiiird , which is
Nearly in tlu line of a iini'o olUoleat ud-
ninistratloii of thu land oillua , ait J at
liDsamu tlmola the Interest of the .sel
lers of the most rapidly growing suction
Dt thu btiito ,
Wr tire willing to print any discussion
if the viaduct question while It Is pond-
ng , p-oviding , that partly * will sign thuir
inniL's.ao that puoplo mij : know who is
ulliiig. I'urlica who owu property on
Eleventh street nrti entitled toafalrhcni
Ing , but they should neb nusqiicrndo n
Tenth street property owners , 'Inc
dentally wo may remark that the linn
decision on viaduct location Involve
something more than more facilities fo
half a ( lor.cn blocks of residence prop
erty. First nnd foremost wo want n vir
duct that will make the safest nnd shor
cst cut to the depot , In the next plac
the location should bo mndo with a viov
to the intgro.sts of the largest utlmbor o
improved property owners who uonlilli
nlVected by viaduct construction. A le
cation on Tenth street would notdamag
Eleventh .street , while a location on Klo\
en III street would not only damage Tent
fitrccl but nl.io the entire biiflnoss portio
of the city cast of Klovcnth street.
OMAHA will have a now bridge in Hire
days Jack Frost has been given th
contniol for building It across the rivei
Other LumlN Than
The war in the Balkans lias broken on
afresh. The armistice which Princ
Alexander asked to have continued nnti
February has been summarily ended b ,
the attacks which the Servians made o
Thursday upon the Bulgarian outpost ;
Hostilities have bucn resumed , and th
sin ; o is being eloared for the npponranc
of the leading actors in the sangninar
drama of war. Russia has begun to shov
her hand. The sultan has been ollieiall ,
Informed that Turkish intervention ii
Koumolin will be followed by Kussiai
support of Bulgaria. Austria is prepur
ing to support Servian arms by massinj
troops on the northern frontier , am
Turkey is pushing on an army corp
towards Houmolla to support her claim
of .sovereignty over that country. Tin
armistice has given the combatants tlnn
for breathing space , and the situation 1
now as lollow.s :
Almost the whole force recruited fron
Bulgaria and eastern Koumolin is en
camped in and around the Siyvinn towi
of Pirot , whore it is said to be Intreiiohei
as strongly as it was at Slivnit/.a
Against it is now massud all the avail
able strength of Sorvia , iiioludinj
the last reserves , except a divisioi
which is etill , according to the mos
probable- construction of obioouro ilis
patches , operating against Widiu , Kint
Milan and the general in whom ho hai
hitherto put confidence have had tin
good sense lo retire , nml the iibsoluti
control of Iho Serb army has been trans
fcrrcd to Col. Hovalovitch , whoso eour
age and strategical ability are known tc
those who remember tlio incidents of the
last war between Sorvia and Turkey
and especially the capture of this vei'i
town of Pirot from its Ottoman poshes
horn. It. is likely , therefore , that the
Servians will hereafter be well handled
but the Bulgarians will have the ud
vantage of position , besides being great
ly encouraged by their past MiocesS ,
M iitnwhile , the lighting on his custom
border having compelled Prince Alexan
der to withdraw all his soldiers from
Itonmelia. that province is exposed to reoccupation -
occupation by tlio porte , which has , in
fact , already despatched agents to
Philippopolis , and with the consent
of all the powers , except Great
Britain , is preparing to support its dele
gates by a military demonstration.
Ths entry of Turkish troops into lion-
melia will be the signal for action on the
part of the army of the c/ar. It is said
that the Austrian government has con
centrated about fiO,000 , men in Bosnia ,
and that there is an equal number of
Russian soldiers in licssurabia. But
should these two great powers bo drawn
into the struggle , Turkey would undoubt
edly bo found hooner or later on the
llapsbnrg side. So , in all likelihood ,
would Itoumania. Remembering , then ,
that without Ronmaniu's cooperation
Rns-iu , in the judgment of all competent
observers , must have failed to dlslodiro
the Turks from Plevna in the last war *
wo can see that , notwithstanding Her im
mense military resources , her chances of
success in the war wliich i.s now possible
are by no means preponderant.
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There h-ive baou ionatod , conferences
between the liberal leaders during the
past week in Kngliind , but nothing deti-
nito as to the forthcoming policy has
been made public. Without Purnoll and
his followers neither side will have a
working majority in the coming parlia
ment and the continuance hcoms to de
pend entirely upon the possibility of a
coalition between the nationalist loader
and the liberals. Such a union would ho
apcoiully dlbtuscful to the radicals. The
radical element is once more to the front
and the result of the unexpected change
of the election returns in favor of the lib
erals in the closing days of the balloting
has boon the rehabilitation of Mr. Cniim-
berlaln in the eyes of thn parly. For
weeks ho was the object of the most un
mitigated abuse us the allged cause of
the tory reaction in the boroughs by his
declaration in favor of disestablishment
and a radical solution of the land ques
tion. Now , it is beginning to be admit
ted that it was his announced policy on
the lastsiibjeet that brought the laboring
vote in the counties over to the lihor.il
sido. It seems hardly likely , after the pas
sages of arms which have occurred between -
tween him and tlio moderates of the
party , that ho and they will over bo able
to work together in harness again. Tim
possofeslou of olllcu might possibly re
store harmony , but if the whlgn and rad
icals are destined to find thomsulvos in
oppoiltion the probabilities point to a
progressive separation between them.
There tire those who believe that a oo.ili-
lion of Parnoll and Chamberlain could
be made which would stand ngiilnst any
defection of the whigs , but even this
seems to bo doubtful now whou ovory-
Hung is doubtful In tlio smoke which
liungs over thu Hold of the KnglMi elec
tions.
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The conservative * of Cnnnda arc doing
Ihoir bo-st to regain their holdupoii tno
bolting mumbirs and to encourage the
formation of att KnglUh party pure nnd
iimplu. J. A. Chuploau , secretary of
> tuto , is in the province of Quebec doing
Ilis best to forou back his French up <
) orlers to the fold. Ono liberal , H.
ii. Joly , has resigned his scut in ( ho
provincial parliament , as hU contribu-
ion tu the indignation among some Kng.
Idh libuniU ut the uttempt to ruu Into
with Froncjli outsider. " . Unon th
whole , Ihe lines between the two rner
arc more sharplyulrnwn than nt tiny pr <
vious time since Iho ftct of eonfederatioi
Oenoral Pronihsriw ? ? ! . having marohe
through Burma/i / without oiieountorin ;
nny opposition worth mentioning frosi
the population , having frightened th
women nnd children into lits ami scarei
the king almost 1,0 death , will now eonii
homo and bo rewarded. The Knglisl
government is vey gcnnrous , oftoi
taking the will for , the deed , and tin
lonst that frctior.il Prondorgust can PS
peel will bo a peerage and a pension
Wr/lseloy was thus rewarded for the Tel
cl-Kcbir foot-rnco , and there i
no reasonvhy Prendergas
should not bo equally forlunalo
King Tltoebaw h-is made a fair exchange
change , giving the llritlsh govermmm
his kingdom and receiving in return !
better Ineomo than he ever enjoyed , to
gelher with a perfect freedom from can
and responsibility , and relief from thu
fear of assassination which never ccnsi"
to haunt the days ami frighten the night
of an eastern potentate. IIoU. no doubt
glad to get rid of his people , nnd the pee
pic. are unquestionably glad to get rid o :
him ; the Kngllsh are glad lo acquire a
territory as large as Ihroo Nebruskui
and so the ciirlain fulls on Iho liunnusu
war.
The Italian government linHiinnouucei
the formal nnnevation of Muxsowuh , bul
has not auuouiicud what il intends to di
with th.it city or how any good is tc
eomu of the annexation. As the climatt
of Mussowuh i.s described as a sort ol
compromise between that of a kitehet :
and that of a blast furnace , as tin conn-
try around it is a sun-parclied desert ,
and as the Import ) of its inh.ibitants arc
limited to clothing , and this is restricted
to waistcloths , there is not likely to bo a
war over the new Italian acquisition.
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Of all the English politicians of to day ,
no one has cause for greater satisfaction
with the situation than Lord Itandolpli
Churchill. He has just been elected lo
parliament by a vole nearly twice that
of his opponent , his wife has been decorated -
orated by tiio queen , and the Indian
army IKW imuuxod li'inu1. ' ! . H the ether
lory leaders had done as well as he Ihe
party might have made a bettor showing
at the polls. His good fortune may not
bo entirely due to his American wife ,
but his example ought to send up Amur-
lean girls in the ISritish matrimonial
market. ,
VII3W9 AND INTUUVE\VS.
Sonic or the Private IjltruHe of
Omnbn.
"Omaha cont.ilus u ntfmbar of valuable pri
vate llhinrios , " Hada ! , well-posted gentleman.
" 1'eihaps the largest ij : that of Hon. J. M.
'
U'oolworlh. Ilis llli'rnry,1s , chiefly ronurUablo
for thu nuniher o'f volumes in handsome
bindings , nnd lor the variety ofthowoiks
bearing on subjects i dating 10 Kiultsh and
American jurisprudence' ' . Col. SUutnn , piy-
inaster of the dejtarliAcnt of tlio PJ.itto.
lormealyol Omnlm but tiow .stationed at Salt
Lake , liail one ol Hip l.liyest libraries in this
city which ho hid collected with Kieatc.no ,
especial nltention lining paid to hooks of
travel , Col. Stanton's liiir.iry was uNo Intet-
e.stlng for the largo number of presentation
copied hem , lo llio colonel by the vaiious
authors. Judge nail Mrs. Savnu'e have an ex
tremely valuahlo library on Shakespearian
htibj''cK ' This is uii'loiibteilly thu large-it
collection of works iclatlng to the irieat
English dramatist between Chicago and San
Francisco. It contains , naming other vol
umes , copies of ( he sooiid anil thiid folios ,
and buveint of the ( | tnitos. Mr. Popplelon Is
also the possessor of n tunefully M'lcctcd
1 brary , consislliig mostly of st-indard Kn-
gllsh works with n leaning towards lo al
subjects. Among Ilm most interesting of
Mr. Poppleton's works , nro two volume : ) ,
fonncrly the properly of ICdmund liurke ,
of whom Mr. Poiiileton ; Is a gteal
admirer. No one would suspect that Hyiou
Kceil is n man of Illera y tundeneles , but he
lias tor years been engaged in coliei'liug
every work upon which ho eould lay his
handslelatlm ; to coin- , Aiu.n'ii-.in anil for
eign , and his nnmisiiratieal catalogues are
perli.ip-.tlie fulle-st in nuinberol'niiv cullector
In the west. Inei.lenlallv . his collection of
coins is extremely valuable. It conulns
specimens fiom every foreign country unit n
largo nlnnber ot ! Ii im.\u coins , in which
branch of the .subject 3Ir. Itucd Ismuuh in-
terestod.
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" ( ienorul Howard has a Iiirgellbiary , which
Is natur.illy duvotml lnrrely lo books on mili
tary Mibjoels , with n t'a'r ' sprinkling of Kn-
gllsh authors thrown In. lie lias n cuiloiis
nnd extensive collodion of letters sent and
received by liliinolf. There are probibly
moil ) limit one hifidieil volumes of those let
ters , neatly bound nml properly letteied , be-
with his llrst Idler which he MMI'
i school lo hi * mother in 18 ! : ! , when lie
was ( lib teen years old .mil cni'iled down to
the last which he lias r-coived slnuo ho IIP-
camoeoiiimatid.'rof the Depaitm'uit of thu
1'Jatte. Amonc tm ! letters is his origliril ni- |
pnlntment ns brevet second lietitenaul of
ordnance , signed by Jell Davis , thou swrn-
taiy of war ; nlso tin inter-itlu , '
Bories of leltei-s from various pits )
nnd dnpots wlicro ho wa < Ht.it-ioiieil nt dlifor-
cut tiniftspilor to tlio clul war ; al o the an *
nouneemeiit ol Ids npiiolntinent as brl , ' i Her-
general of volunteers hy the governor of
.Maine ; nil Iho letter- ! Mint by him Iiom tliu
unity lo his family during thu various cam-
p.iijjim . in whleh hoviis uiunred , nnd every
ollleial , huml-ollluial , nnd privnto eommnni-
cation iccoivcil or netit by him .since th j out
break of the rubulinin. ( iitii. llownid hits
found blrt lot.or liuiiks ( nml scrap books of
Bient vuluo to him In 'icVfewliig tin ) history
of tlm various c-nmlialins in whleh Im was
engaged , nnd In ploparlng nrtlclcs upon
the war which me now app arln in vmious
perloili'-als. Hevas aUo eniblfit : by HUMUS
of his collection of hillivbjoks to niHut Ills
unnmles In thu Frct'ilnum' ' * llinean Investi
gation whun nil thi ) If1i rds otth.it dopirt-
mi'iit were t.ikon fro , ; ) mi L-rlils o i.ilrol. "
A It link Clorlc Talk * .
" .Some people think that n uault clerk leads
t very easy life nml draws a iiiiiuiuly salary , "
> aid nu Hinployo of eau of our national
liauks , "hut llioynrj greatly mistaken. It is
i mistake to t > iippn- that bt-causu thu bank
jpi-ns at U a. m , mid closes ut i ) p. m , wo only
tvorkblx liouns nd.iy.Vroh.iv to bhuw up
it * J o'clock , uud wo rarely quit buforu U
I'e.loak In thu ovmiliig , nud fruiiuuntly we
mve to work until i > or to o'clock nt nl lit ,
kVo have only few mlnute.s for lunch nt
loon , \Vowork fully ulitu ho-irs a dny. It
svery coniiningand igoiiotimous woik , UID ,
[ assure you.V'o uru cooped up In a lot of
itulls , utiU haven't | ur < " > ' rouin onoiijli to
.trutcli our limbs when wo gut
jo I'ar as bK' salaries are concerned It
to think that thu average Is high. Tliu
s.ilar'0) r.itiigo from § 53 to SHJ a mont'i. T\T
or three clerks In each b. uk get fiom $1U" t
S150 n month. All the rest Rot from 310
downtoSfi ) . There are inoro getting tindc
SIOJ than over ? 1W. Umidos wo nro oxpectc
to dress well , nail always present n no.it an
liu-.liif > ss-llke appearance. As n rule , wo nt
expected to maku ns jjoo.l an npiio'xtaiiuo a
the enshler or the president. That col
money , nlul wo don't have niuch left out ti
oursalaiics after pajliisf our exp. > n-.e < . I
nnyb'xty tolls you that Iho average bail
clerk hns a soft plaen. you can toll him nidhoi
Itatlvely that ho doosa't know whit ho I
_
The Holiday Trail n.
"I have maile n tour of the
. - lore.s , " said n lady , nml have been well n
paid. I dnu'l think I have over seen li
Omaha such cleigant holiday dUplays. Th
\\eathei IS'KOOI ! Chiintmas Wenthe-r , nnd th
slums nro full of customers. The dry ijoml
stores nre making n splendid show , but to m
the book stores me thu mei-l Intero-nin
places. I question whether the people n
Omaha have ever seen such a willed exhlbi
of beautiful holiday book * . They nro verlta
bio works of int. "
_
"Dosla. " by MadimlTleiivy ( Irovlllo , win
Is now on a hMurlmg tear In this country , !
nmoni : tlio recent publication- T. 11. IVter
sou , t Urotheis , Philadelphia. H is a lYem-li
Academy pri.o nmel. "Doshx" IH a charm
In r story of Russian society , nnd is eilsp
ficsh nnd pure ; \vldlo its fascination l >
tioworftil , igenulue , ami legitimate. It I ;
written wlthn rare igi-icn of stvle. Is brlllbmt ,
thoi-omglily excellent lu IMuliai.i 'ler ' drawlnif ,
InieipMiiiig in plot , pleisliis' ami ultr.ietUo ,
1 he opcnlnir scones me laid near St. IVIors
bunt. Tlio hcio iit > , Dusln , is an impetuous
tom-lmy sort of n beautv. nl w.ivs in hot water ,
yet always bihuliu men lo her fuel In hei
and viNauloiunus > .
"Sweet. Olelly ; or .Josiah Allen rvs a Pol
Iliehin , " Is a now novel by "Jo-ilah AlltinV
\Vifu"-Mlss Marietta llollov which Messrs.
Funk & U'luualN , Xow York , have tvoontly
tssiieil in u handsomely piintcd nml illus-
tr.ited voluniL' . Those who nrn partial to
humorous writing somn portion of whoso
humor I.s based ou Incoricot siielllug and
liulieiotis ginmm.ir , need Hcarooly ho told
that Miss llolley Is n writer of that class.
bin1 Is Mim-titlng iiioi-D tlni'i ' a imniirlst of
tlie kind indicated. Sh < ) is so.milim > .s gen
uinely pathetic , tn.t , luspituot her generally
light manner , and "Sweet CleMy" , being the
story ol' a girl who m irrios a man given lo
dunking , out of pure love and pity , she has
oppiiitunity torshowinga good deal of that
side of her eap.i'ity. l'ho-,0 , who have read
" .losiali Allen a Wito" will upprodiilo "Sweot
An m tide on the battle of Antletatn , by
Oeneral .McUlellnn was among the announce-
incuts of Thu Century war soi ies made in Iho
nutumn. It was feaieil when the geneial
died tliat ho had done little moro ( him jot
down disjointed notes to servo us material
'
Iml Ids literary executor , Mr. William C.
1'iimu. has found manuscripts which consti
tute , in fact , a conservative paper of marked
value , diviissingtho withdrawal of the Army
ot the 1'otomae irom the .James river , anil
de-ciibing with peisoiinl point the p.-cmiar
iftlatlons ol' Iho wrller with Lincoln and
I lalluet ; , anil the slate of tno army Irom the
time 01 Pope's retreat upon Washington un
til MuCIcllnii , on his own responsibility ,
took the mild at the hei-i of Iho HOODeon -
lionlin ; Lee. The article will bts prlnte.l in
an eaily number ol Tim Century a pirt of It ,
eonl-iiuing a glowing tiibuto to the Arinyol
th < - Potomac , nnd willlui , ui | ] > , neiilly , "iust
bet mi 'leneral MfClcllun s deain , will bo ro-
liiodiiccd in Inc-similc.
( ! en. Adam Bnilcau has wiitlen n Cuban
romanee entitled "Conspiracy , " published by
15. Vv'orthington , of Xew Vork. This novel
treats lately of political Intrigue and the re
lations of the United Stn es and Cubiii gov
ernments , the wrongs endured by Ameiieaii
citizens in Cub i me dismissed at length , and
the love part of t' ' > e story has for its toinule.-
tion tlieeaptmu by bpanlsli ollieials , and tlio
e-eapo Iiom prison , of an Amuik-ani/oil
Cuban who had joined tlm lauks of tin ; so-
called hijg.imls , thu object ot the brigands
boiiig to incite Cubans to luvolnt'on , and
( blowing elf tho.Spinish yoke. Tne events
chionieled oceiinuil several years ago , and
tlio book is even more Intcio-aing as a icuit.i-
ble setting ol' historical tacts than us n well
written or caretully designed novel. Tlie
author says , In substance , that his ob
ject i.s to irive tlm pub ie a bolter id-.i of what
our illations with Cima realty ate , nnd of the
woise than blunders eouiiiiitte.l by tue .state
dcp.ntmunt.
Messrs. Ticknnr & Co. , of Unstop , start off
finely in I'm line of ilhntr.ite.il ln-i'w wdli a
beantilnl e.litlon of I'.yron's Child. ! Harold's
Pllgilnr.igu , upon which nine of our m H ! ; i'-- '
coiiiiillnhcd draughtsmen ami seven of our
moit killed woo.l-engravers have uvpnuU'd
tin resouroos of their art. Thu illustrations
in this beautiful c.lition of CnlliL > H uold are
not In the fantastic art manner of tliu period ,
but nioroii'-eivud and executed in tlie good ,
old-fashioned , manly style th.itehara'teii/.eij
HID be-it day.s of drawing an I eiuraviiu.
Taey ate lor In ; iuo t litre li.-.iiuiiul , uiul
when tnev do not nj.ieh til it Ideal of excel-
lene i they nio in all c.iso-i pietuu's pii ! and In-
Uiiiigcnt , Tii.'io me no cioujhcls in tlumi ,
lor the artists who m i lo tho.n won ) content
lo illustrate I'm l \l In tlm diivet metliod lu
whleh it wa-i written. Knun tun naiiiri ! of thu
IIODIII they nro lar jiy l.m Isiu.ids , tiu ftjio'iul
icaliiiesof e.un v TS ) b.iinr hippily can { lit
with imislio gridations of li < u mil .si i lo.
rik"ii us a whole , the eif.'et tuuy have up in
Ih. ) m n.l is one of simple , ser'iulovellnoss ,
And tiM/have a iiualliy wiiluh wi miss in
inn ; li of the biul ! : < and white work of ; o-
lay Iht-y will l > * ar loulcln : al mine man
nice. Tfiiiy should , lu studio.I ns Childu
ll.mild blimihl LM rei I , ov.r : and ever again.
"I ) ivy an I < } illn" ) ! Is eau of these Ox-
nnjiles of juvenile literature tint mattes mid-
lo ! : ii'd puoplo wish they had not bOi-n born
null twenty years later. As a sivjuel lo
Alice's Adventurer \Von.lJiland \ , " ( and
, \liii'e ! ! > the child wlui lias not grown round.
iyed over that delightful work' . ' ) Jlr. Charles
Ii. C.nryl has given to his young ludnlrers a
iMlortlv ehirmliu story In "Davy an I ( Job.
in. " Wadded to luiiiuo suite I to 110
! oiiireltansoii | | of young rj.ulurs Is found
mbtlo , brlghtU'it wit of an order to b'J enjoyed
> y children of a larger growth. The versos
, vhleli an < se itterjd t.iroiu'li this 1'iiiclii itlng
i urativu are siiwM 11 , c.vt .Mjlher ( to HU s
ii.iuo jingles lur Into | | m shade.
1'noh'iok ' is lull of t..o most engaging con-
eils , iiu most onUrta.n'iicplso ) lus. thu very
e.iiiciu-HI of spontaneous and hublilin. ; tun ,
md tliu mo-it laseiu itmg aiiiiudiiuti Inn 'In
line. Tnc.ni are glimpses ol' the AIM.IMU
S'ights , of It ilipisnn iJrusoj , of ( iiiatm , and
it stran.o ; niiupiuiin I liM-.t'i , all tr.nl-d in
.UD.i a luwiU'iiliig way iti to in nut "Duvj and
hiUiobliu" a mmoord.'lU-it ' locvu-o inleiil-
icilt uli'ld ' tijitunato eiio iga to ojn-n Its
i.uos. To . - > ! i f that the copious illuiiialiims
uilvcarry out thu muhiir.s ideas Is piu.iy
1''fi ' prame , latt iioltiiiru 1'i.iu ' . Is IIII < HICI | .
r.m Imiili Is m it at.i'ictivuiy priuti'd and
loiind. It is sold at ; l.Jiy | TluKnur iV. Co. ,
u Huston. _
Tililen onCniDjt De
Mr. Tililen rcasans liUu u mun not tin-
: ouneeted with iron works ,
iiuii NO iiiiiui in u.
After ruudiny thai portion of I're
/'luvuhimPd. a o relating to the tarill'
vu have come to tliu ooiiolusiou tli.it il.
liorlln Morton had no hand in } U uuu-
truutiuii.
liecn u Unluul'
( /Vil i/n ( / Inter Ot'tiin.
Govornor-ujoct har.ibg'o hofediled with
. doiini to luirmoni/.u the republican
inrly in luvi'u \ \ Iruat this is Inio. If
t is not , il ouxht to bo. Tno "r.ind ma-
inties of Ihurupiildican eanau have been
tctidily dimuilshiu , uud thus ivo eu-
cour.i'rtuent to Iho demouruov that then
i.s n poss'ibllity that some time the statt
may bo tluir.s. llarmonv U what i
wanted in the paily ranks" In Iowa , am
harmony can only Le secured ly u ro
ftoratitm of the rule of honesty.
Couldn't bo Kleulcd Constable.
\Vo son thiil. Secretary Manning urge ;
n cossatlmi of silver eoiiiae. } This war
rants ns in remarking , nl the risk o
hurl ing his feelingtluit Mr. Munninu
t-ouliln t bo elected coustablo in Col-
urndo.
Dcmniul for tlio Whipping 1'ost.
The crop of local wife beaters appears
lo Increase with the cold weather The
establishment of the whipping post may
not be evietly up lo nineteenth century
civlli/.itioii , but H ml lit have a few lor-
rors for mich buitcst imverthelo * > sl
AVI11 Think Twluo.
There Is an ondtiotis jjat boring of
Iroop.s in the neighborhood of Nilt Lake
City , nml even the mo-it huir-br.ilnod of
Latter Day Saints will think twice before.
they force ( ton. Mul'ook lo resort to the
nr umunt of Imyonot and ball.
< Jneet >
AIM Ci
Queer folks , those Nobruskiuns. An
ollicer has just been t'ouiij guilty of man
slaughter for killing n thief who was in
the iiclof robbing the state trensurv. Hut
the treasury ol that slate is never huppy
unless , it is being robbed.
of the Hlnrk Ittlls.
The need of the llluok Mills country is
loolured by the l\t\ \ \ & Lands Cowboy to
consist of "n railroad and a good morn' '
character. " Tlio railroad is obviously
llaood ) lirst , nnd if iho Illnck Hills people
can get that , they will try to pull along
without the moral uhnrnutcr.
Slmot tlie UfKli Hals' .
Jjnivll Ulticn.
The lioston crusade against high lints
nt theatres lias broken out with renewed
violence. It is nn evil in all places
where there are llmalros to frequent , and
sensible women should lake a liberal
view of the matter and keep the high
hats at home.
Three
2\'uv Vu)7 ) Slur.
There are three quest tons connected
with the presidential oilieo which bill'
remain unsettled. Ono Is the uotmiin }
of tlio electoral vot"s ; the .second is tin
pout-so lo ! ; iiursiiod in case of llio pros !
uonl' : ) d 3 ibility ; the third is the ipte.s
lion of succession to the presidency
l-'aeh of tlic-so ipiostions is a eonslah
menace to the peace of Ihe country.
] ; CIITIOII\O |
Twenty young men in a Kansas towi
have formed a club with the oxpoctntioi
of reducing their living expenses to twc
dollars a week for each member. This
is a sensible application of The nil van
luges of co-operutioti , and whether they
are ipitle snece.ssful or not , tho.y will ni :
doubt gain much useful experience in
hahits of self-deniaj and enonom.Sneli .
a club is more creditable and mo'roprolit
able than most of the clubs which young
men with limited resources thinlc it in
cumbent on them to join. Clubs for tin ;
cultivation of economy ought to become
fashionable.
Diciuilal Sessions Cor
t'lcechtiul Lcittler.
The people are beginning to regard Iho
annual sessions of congress us a nuisance
and look with disfavor upon a session
extending from December to llio follow
ing July or August , to lie followed b.\
another session running from Deeembe'i
to the next till of .March. The country is
kept in a turmoil , business liiiigui.shes ,
and capita ! and labor both sutler. It is
for thesu reasons that men identified with
the producing and business interests ot
the. , country t\n \ > beginning lo mlvocntu
limited biennial sessions for congress ,
contending that such a < sy.sle.in would
work qtiitu as well for the tuition at
large : i- > it does for individual states.
NKMK.-VSKA I5U rTKU
of llio Klrst Annual Ooii-
voiitlon.
Owing to an accidinit ou the Union
I'acilic , whieli dolnyod the east-bound
livening train on Thursday for several
liours , the following lo.ltorooiilaining the
[ irocpodiugs of the Tliur.sday morning
illusion ot the Dairymen's convention
lid not reach this olllue in limo for pub-
oalion in Friday morning's odhion of
10 IJjji : . The account of the nftnrnoon
xnd evening sihs-ions was received bylol
igrapli and appear above :
Kitmo.NT , Dou ; 10. Tlm morning fees-
lion of liie Dairymen's convention was
lalliid to order by President ISassett at U
j'clock a. in.
Upon motion of Mr. Wing , a commit
tee of three wut > appointed to meet with
Iho Male board of agriculture at its
noeting ou llio 'Jtli 01 January , and to
irgu it to oll'or m > ro liberal pn/es for
l.ury prodiiiils exhibited at the , state fair.
\ committee of throi ) was then appointed
o secure the ineorpor.itioii of the No
jraska D.iirym m'.s association iindor the
itws of the Htatu. Mr. Hoard .spoke at
engtli , saying thai IhLs assoeiulioii li.ul
11 ready arisen lo liat illgitlty where it is
mtitlcd to recognition at the bunds of
ho stale , which oii.jht lo appropriate a
; crlain sum annun.lly for its Mippurt.
Upon motion , Mr. Hoard was made an
lonorar.v life nn mber of this association.
A brief period was tliiui occupied by
ho d 'log.ites in enrolling tlienioulvos as
inmibLrs.
Mr , LivDrlnghoimo , mauagi'r of the
irund Island cre.unery , read a paper on
'Tnst Cniirns Tnuir Uu an I AIJIHU. "
Mr. Kiveringhoiisu's p.ijiur was to the
tlluct tint there must bo a method
idoplcd in niiikiug butter , as Ihoro nro
n other industries.
The caiMlossnoss in feeding oow.j , the
oosoncsi in taking care ot uivum , and
Im general h.ip ha/.ar.l manner In vvh.eh
.trniiTs in general look aflmthnif dairy
uturerts was the gro.it reason why tlioy
ould not make it pay. Ho wanteJ thi > m
o go at thu biiaino.ii in a biMliiuiis-liku
. taking thu s.iiin prueaiitlon > < which |
mm in nii-u'D.iiiiih ) biiaimifs take ; I-DUSOII
thu b.isi.s of ciiiLsu ami olleut , and
Hey would experience no trouble in
nakiiu their dairy products yield them
handsome dividend on their iiivy t-
mint
Oiip uollomthlo fo.itiiro about IhH con-
entiou is that tiio dulngat-is all nuoni to
0 thoroughly prautieal , moit of them
avlng had year.s of oxju nonce , and Imvo
tildied the bu.siiu-is tu soimi pui'iioie ,
ud Mr Uviiriiiglioiiso is no exception.
Mr. Hourd , Air. A.sul/uni , Mr- Smith
ml Ptvsidunt li.i.ssit then lollowcdvilh
liort Kpeyt-ll Ii giving tlluir u\perienerS
1 Ilm uianiii v of fue.d ng vin \ , taking
aru id cie im and ( giving thuir ( minions
ftiiuln-jl'Ti-atriimm" - 1) , P. Ash-
urn then road ; < paper im ' Jtogu lint-
ir' ' , n I thoroughly dUmclcd biilturine ,
leomur ' { I'inii add uthur iiuis in n very
lorouifli niuimur. Mi. Ashburn niiido
ID follmviiii s U'.f " > tui is.
Ihl , i'iii.s tirliui'i , > t Jaws in ovi-iy flute
ialil-i inpid and ii > lulleiithin ,
'nd. ( Jt'.itnUu law and uitor | IWIKUC.S
I't'o wht'io 1 1 enfiiKu the | avy- > .
ud. I'm. hie by J.i v , tot In sti.xjioib to be Bp-
polnled In every city , towh and vl
whosio duty It shall b.i ( o Inspect
'
sold or ftiilpiK-d nnd place 'Ids stamp upon
the igood nnd coniNc-ito nil the poor , whether
iinule in the factoiv or on the faun , whether
made of Imil or eivam ,
Illi. Use nil hoiiornlilo niMtis to Imliirn the
cslabllsliniciil of cash mnikets lor nil Inspiyt
( 'd batter In every city , town and Ullage , nml
thus lake llio butter timlo out of the hands of
tlie rel.dl merciaiitor igro'-er , whit dreads to
handle It , but is coinm-llcd now to do MI by
I'omiH'tttioii , a id who Is neither qualified or
wllllnig to ( give It the required time or At
tention necessary to Its proper Inn Illnu' .
This with the sytciu of inspection would
dilve pool butter irom Ihe mniket , nml nt the
WHIP lime raise igond lai m butler Irom the
decollation of mere batter to thoillfgnlly of a
cash nt ildo of eoiiiincice. This system would
stimulate and i iicouuipo the K ( > < H | nnd in *
crensoits volmiie , by eompollliifg Iho reforma
tion of poor unities. The present system of
hiirti-r Uraillii butter for jgooils ) ills-
coiiiaies the. igood nnd piicuiirnigeii tlio
li.ul beeaiiso the mcichant inlxes nnd
M1 is all pnidi's toifellter and iget-soiily the
m.iketpilc | , of the poorest for ilm mixture ,
nml , therefore , Is compelled to pay In tnulo
for nil irrail'M only the pneii Im e'nii ( gel In
cw > h foi Ihe mlxtuie. lie due not di.surlml-
nato In price for fear of nlfendling the poor
butter tnnkor who tua > ben \nltintilfl customer
in other icsjiccK This paiticnlnr fe.itiue of
the present system iser > pernicious nntl
must Im overe-ome before u uenfral reforma
tion will Inke place. ' .So loni ; ns | Mir butter
\ \ \\Hlcomiimnilthcsiiiiiopiicon- butter
in the home matket. sii lomg will farmers nnd
ilulijmon remain indltfereiit to tlioiniallty ot
thejiroiluct.
\ \ ith the nbove na'iipd points m practice ,
and n eoiisiiuit. tireless elloit to ciluente the
masses b > holitlmg froipiont lUo Insiitutos
nnd coii\eiitious. and by Ilia diffusion of thu
lieitt ilnliv papeis , wo must look tor gradual
but nun ) Micecss.
The paper of Mr. Aihburn was eonsid-
erally ilisctiiiseil bv a number of dole-
.
"llogus Hutter" Mormv to sth- the Ire of
every ilnlegato present and a stiotig ef
fort will bo made to huvu some very
etroug legislation paused at. the next ses
sion ol the legislature with a view to wipe
out this fraud on starving humanity.
Whether butter which did not 1:01110 : lip
to u certain standard whoiild be conlis-
3ti I oil or not called nearly every delegate
to his feet nnd wan hotlj dihcti.ssed pro
tnd con.
Thn committee on resolutions was then
ippnhiti'd , coii i ting of h. D. Collin ,
Fort Dodro ! , Iowa ; Lewis Hohroeder ,
hnaha ; A. K. Smith. Kuirbury : . .1.V. .
jivcrlngliouso , ( .Jrand Isluml ; S U. At-
; lns , Howard.
Biilistantlal StriiuinroH Mark llio Son-
NOII'H Growth.
K.viitKiKLH , Neb. , Deo. 10. [ Torres-
Huideiico. of tlm Hti : : . ] This season
narks a now era in ( ho hhiory of Fair-
it-Id. T'vo of H'.ttin pst brick' blocks ' in
ho Vi-esterit part of the slate have been
rccted this summer. The Union block ,
us it i.s called , owned liy Conrad & Oliver ,
: ovors a quarter of a block and is d .
hied into three Morn rooms , occupied as
'ollows : Hill's CvCo. . , clothing and gents
'urnishing goods ; Hanson & Hat low
grocerie- * , and .1. 1C. Archer , drugs. ' 1 ho
ipper htory is occupied by the Herald
iiitl a number of olliro.s. Tlio linc.st of
.IIOKO is that of \\p. Jj. Prieki'lt , attorney
it law. It is lilted up in truly molropoll-
an style.
Small & Minor's new brick across the
ilreet covci-s a sixth of a block , and lor
jeuiity of architecture it is not exceeded
> y any business blocK in the state out-
ide of Omaha and Lincoln. The ground
leer is divided into one largo store room ,
aping on two streets , occupied by A. . ) .
diner with general mcremtndis. * . The
eniainderof the ground lloor , .T .xl0 ! , .still
ncoinpiete , to bo oeeupied by , j. \v .
imall's bank , is deserving o'f special
nenlion. The wlndow.s are ofslnhud
mil | ) late glass with niekle jijat (1
rallies. _ The interior is finished in
California redwood , bird's-eye maple ,
ii'd ' cherry. The vaults and safes uro us
lear burglar proof as money tan ; make
hem , and the turniturc the niost elejrat t
ml siib-tunliul thai could bo bought of
V.ll. _ AnUrnws vV ; C'o. , ol Chicago. Tlio
iti/.ens of Fairlield point witli priilo to
. \ \ ' . Small as their must , successful
nisliioss man. Ho is reimtcil lo liavn
iiade sin-oral hiindreil thousand dollars
tiring the paM year on western lands.
C. , J. Furor , lormorly of Woodstock.
11. , has added now impetus to llio grain
tisiness by building a new steam eiovii-
> r , ; ) J\i ( ( ) feet on thu ground , tillict
iglt , and by jinying such a price for
rain that it comes hero from near other
larkets.
The Fairliuld college , in spite of inter-
al htrite , is an nsitired .SIICL-OHS , 'J'ho
' 'inter term opened on Tuesday with
early one hundred students. Work w.is
Diniiicncod on Iho now college building ,
til winter has eonio and il will not 1.0
: i.-uniud until .spring.
Over one hundred residences have
eon built during the season , some of
lem very costly and elegant.
A. 15. Smith's'pork packing establish-
lent will start up ne\t week. It is tlio
iteniioii to pack nbuut UMl ) liogs this
'inter ' and enlarge tln < cauaeily next
mson , if the experiment is a success.
Xot to bo behind our neighbors wo
live u postoll'o i light on our bund .
eiini.son Howe , an old .lucksoiiian tlem-
ral , bus the indorsement of the bom-
ins , wliilo Mis < Kll-i Sioncer. | the pros-
it chief clerk , is backed by the inug-
imips and rcpuMtcnos but 111" present
emiilmiit , Loundi-r Urrv/iu' haiigs MU
ith the grip of a fosi | , woieh ho r > eom-
es more nearly than anything elso.
HEMORRHOIDS
llnil , Ulreilln nml Kolilii ; ; , Posi
tively Cured ! > v Culknira.
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k. Iti'Iclii lion ill icr. .11 ! . tt ii ln i p Mca-ion
< HUHIM , I 111 < l'0 I * ill II ' . W II II-
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.n. iho iH'.v liliin i . , tliiio H mis for
y , lo rn.-ilaio | n > ) prrnirrtlin i llir > liin\cli ,
lUCnilll ) lOIISIlpIl' O I IIMll I-'IIIOVK ' tl'KIJIIII U ,
II i "io It m ' , I IM . .IK nn I in ilnj ; pi svm.i ;
loiliur touiiKl IM ttinl < ivi'N | ili > sloains .uil ,
tn'inn ' for t in m-st U ii'i' ' I. ) iilr llfo irlth
lid l > ItH. .ill It - VMltil I I C'O.ll | l | ir II , ' liOO I
nifiw I Iw I \ i v rlonw K , uO'l IIH I'.ir tl U'O
i-l < . ' n r'u > d uu-ii KHI ! < I o forin of iUili-
( pilin. mill jm > nirHoi'-d lly nilvu'.o o ' iri
I iirilh'iniM. : I Ire 1 Ihul.'lllle irn II „ npi | | .
Inn roioi'ol the nulling unit 1 < n MKIII
rol. f ui'ii 10 loll HID \v u-I.I t uf , nj.i-eJ < if
Inr pjiiH tlm i > rl , < mi iiioi'iniiuii-i Ii i > t no
: iiinil. i'l-om nn une > l ci oil < iiiiiri.'r.
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p . . - itiuciiius , JN. .
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lyuni , ; KI . Itut'ilyaiii ' ( | .ij | ; rfij i , .ja 1'rp
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