Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY JBEE % TT&SDAY , JANUARY 20 , 188(5 ( 5
COURT NEWS OF THE CAPITAL
Richard Sweeney Demands Damages From
the Street Oar Oompnny.
CASES OF LAND LITIGATION ,
Business of Iho Icrtprnl Tribunal
Taking Down Illegal ] -'cnee < i Stir-
roiiiullng I'ubllc Ijnmls News
Itflcfly Mantloncd.
trrtoM aim nrr/s i.ncoi.s ncncAe.1
Hiclumi 11. Sweeney commenced nn ac
tion in the district court yesterday
against the Lincoln direct car company
to recover $5,000 for personal injuries
sustained through the alleged careless
ness of a dnvcr in the employ of the do-
fondant. Sweeney in his petition says
that on tlic 8th tiny of November last lie
entered a car nl the corner of Tenth and
0 streets and paid Ills fare for a ride
to V street , and that soon there
after lie. wns violently thrown
from tlio car ( supposedly ! > > ' a collision )
and full under the wheels , one. of which
crushed his heel , causing great fiiifl'cring ,
delay from business , expense , clc.
Thomas Hjan is another claimant for
justice in tlie district forum. Ilyan says
that in October , 1885.ho purchased lot 8 ,
in block 45 , cily of Lincoln , and that ho
now discovers u cloud in tlmtitlo through
the claim of John Alllster , an insane
person ; who wants to take possession
through his guardian under a tax
deed given by the county
treasurer. Hyan asserts that this deed is
dcfectivo because it is without a seal ; be-
eauso it la for all the lands Bold at that
time In bulk , and does not uivo the de
scription of Iho various lots , or the con
sideration for each ; and U is further in
valid because no notice of redumption
was ever served on the delinquontownei1.
Willis 1 * . I'eclc brings an action in the
same court airainst James S. Small to
foreclose a mortgage on lot 1 , block 222 ,
City of Lincoln , given to.secure a note
for' $150. The note was originally in
favor of Peck & Kern , but through two
assignments has come into possession of
philulilV.
philulilV.TAKIXO DOWN TUP. FI'.KOpS.
In accordance with instructions from
the attorney general , United States Dis
trict Attorney Lsimbortson some months
ago set surveyors at work to ascertain
the amount of government land held
under fence by cattle companies in this
.stale. Among the most greedy of the
corporations in this respect was the
Lakola Slock Hunch company , which
held 00,000 acres in the northern scetion
without the shadow of a title ; the War
Buimclt Stock companywhich had 10,000
acres , and the Dakota Stock Ranch com
pany , 10,000 acres. Mr. Lanibortson at
once notified the offenders to remove the
Illegal obstructions , or ho would call on
the military to do it. Yesterday ho re
ceived word that the Lakota company
had taken down all its fence , and reeled
up the wire for shipment , and that- the
War IJonnoU and Dakota companies were
doing a similar work. This is probably
the lust of the fencing nuisance in Ne
braska.
UNITED STATES. COUIIT.
In the United States court yesterday
Judge Dundy , at the instance of the
plaintiff , consented , lo the appointment of
a receiver in the casu of'Georgo W. Howell -
ell vs Hleliard D. Jones , provided plain
tiff liics a bond of $5,000.
Sarah A. Pliinney vs Julia M. Gregory ;
feet for hearing on motion.
George S. 0. Dow vs City of Browns-
villu ; plaintiff's reply filed.
11. T. Clark vs. John 1. Ulair ; subpoena
to defendants issued.
Dl'rceiioy etlnl vs First National bank of
rJattsmoutlr , settled by stipulation.
J. J. Brown ys E. II. Kyan ; plaintiff's
answer to petition ot Chas. 11. Glover
filed by George E. Pritcliett , plaintiff's
attorney.
The case of Thomas Roth vs tlio Chica
go , St. Paul & Omaha railway , was
argued and submitted to the jury. Kotli
lost a leg in the company's yards at
Omaha in May , 1881 , while switching
- cars , and sues for $15,000 damrgcs ,
claiming neglect on the part of the de
fendants in not having their apparatus in
proper repair.
At the evening session Judge Dundy
signed an order of sale in the case ol
Ilowell vs Jones , naming II. C. Malonc
of Lincoln as receiver , and requiring him
to give bonds in the sum of $50,000. The
plaintiff , George W. Ilowell of Atchison ,
and the defendant , Richard Jones pi
Lincoln , were formerly in partnership
and had lumber yarns at Franklin.
Bloomington , Alma , Blue Hill , Itcd
Cloud and Hivurton , in this state. The
present proceedings are had with a view
to selling tlio property and making an
equitable division.
Messrs. Harwood , Ames & Kelly ,
who have been acting as attorneys for
the defense in tlio ease of Lewis vs Lan
caster county , have served notice ol
withdrawal on the county commissioners ,
Lewis sues to recover on bonds issued by
Lancaster county , payment of interest on
which was resisted on tlio ground of il
legal issue , llarwood , Ames & Kulloy ,
alter an exhaustive roviuw , have decided
that thn defense is not good and refuse tu
proceed with it.
Judge Dundy rouorts that tlio funds
for running the court have given out , ami
that unices the maivhall receives a re
mittance to-day ho will bo compelled to
discharge the jurors for the term , am !
confine the work of thu court entirely to
hearing motions , etc.
jKwr.LUt DAY'S FAILUIII : .
C. II. Drury , representing Max Meyer
& Ilros , , of Omaha , yesterday took a see'
oud mortgage on the jewelry stock of F ,
M. Day , to secure a debt of $1,800 foi
goods purcliii.sed. Day , it will be rciiionv
orcd , gave a first mortgage on the stock
last week to his brothers , to cover a claim
of some $5,000 , moneys advanced to start
him in business. The inventory shows
gcods on hand to the amount of $8,000 ,
none of which have been paid for , leaving -
ing , of course , liabilities to the same
amount. In addition there is the f5,00 (
claim of Day's brothers , making the total
liabilities $ lil,000 against assotts of $3.000
Mr. Uoyor of Omaha , agent for the Hall
.Safo aim Look Company , is also lion
looking after a debt of sfc'SO , duo on i
safo. which was among the property cov
orert by Iho llr l mortgage.
AN AU > iilMAX : l > KXOUNCis : Till" JfAYOII
Last week the Bur. called attention tc
the impropriety of Mayor Burr feigninj.
the appeal bond for G. W. Jones , con
victed of running u disorderly house or
Tenth street , 'Iho matter was taken n\ \
by.the council last night , and after 11
spirited debute a resolution was adopter
calling on the city attorney to draft at
ordinance prohibiting oily olllctirs fron
becoming securities on bonds of appea
from the police court , under pain o
forfeiting ollieo , and declaring bond :
signed in violation of the ordinance mil
mid void. For a time the council chain
bar resembled a circus , Councilmai
\Vobstor severely criticising the mayo
for his action in the Jones case , and als <
Councilman Lau for bucomiiig surety fo
Chris 1'iuruan , convicted of selling liquo
on Sunday. Webster then went fo
Jungo Pound , owner of tlio house run b ,
Jouus , whom ho said should bo prosecute *
for ranting tlio preinitica.for disreputabl
. Billingsly replied in behalf o
.uu and Pound , and tne mayor cssayei
o vindicate his o\vn course.
rpoofml tologr.ini printed hero Sin
morulug , accusing Senator Va
rr < &ei hftvloj ; formud u oompnot wit
so i4jnlnlitration to eeouro bU rctur
i tWfona.u , fell flat , asit is general !
ioirm tbftt the f"jrrcpondent who toi
! < ai I : kit unto , private bucntary ; t
Senator Mnndorson , nnd hcnco the real
object wns understood.
The case of the man Ely , who was
lakon back lo Mason Cllv , Iowa , Satur-
dry , on a charge of burglary , seems to
bo n complicated one. Uy was nrrc fed
cd for dealing n Imlv'p watch , and the
property was found on him. He swore
that he bought it from his partner , a
man named Campbell , mid the latter
verified the statement. Despite this Ely
was jailed for twenty davs , end llnally
released on $200 bail , when ho skip
ped , more through fonr than any
thing else. Campbell , .vho is in jail hero ,
maintains that The Is the guilty man ,
while the Iowa authorities go lo the ex
pense of lugging Ely about the country
when 'there is no evidence whatever
against him.
I'ho examination of the men charged
with dealing gambling games for John
Sheedy is set for Wednesday before
Judge Parker.
An through the winter a dilapidated
( ramp has made his homo in Al Hunch's
barh on Eleventh street between K nnd
L. Sunday night his trampship's "feet
got cold , " and lo warm them he started
n lire in a bundleof hay at one end of
Iho barn. An alarm was sent out and
the firemen responded , only lo lind the
tramp quietly enjoying the blaze. The
fire was extinguished before anv damage
was done , and Beach lias ordered hi ?
ledger to find other quarters.
Auditor Babcock complains that
county treasurers as a class arc very
slow this year in making settlements
with his olllce. iJp lo yesterday less
thun one-half of the treasurers in the
state had presented their annual report ,
and Deputy Bunion was at work notify
ing the delinquents that they must como
to time bo fo ro February 1 , or stand the
penalty of $500 provided by the statutes
lor negleetto do so.
L. Hcr.-eliler leaves to-day for Chicago
and Biirllimtou on a visil lo friends.
County Treasurer Kells , of Lincoln ,
was interviewing Auditor Babcock to
day.
A roSTOl'TIOIJ TIIIEI < \
A Decoy IiCtlcr Itrlnua n Voting Man
to Grlpf.
Yesterday afternoon Postofllco Inspec
tor It. Earl Spanglor inado comnlaintbe
fore United States Columissioncr Ander
son ugainslonc Nick Teilsort for robbing
the mails , A warrant was thereupon
issued and will bo served this morning.
The robbery for which Teitsort is to be
nrrcstcd was committed December 12 at
Kcnnard. The postmaster at that place
is also station agent , and on the
day _ mentioned ho injsscd a
registered letter containing § 20
which ho had just received. TolUoi'l
had been hanging around the station dur
ing the day , and suspicion pointed at
once to him , but as no proof could bo se
cured that lie was the thief nothing was
done by the postmaster. Ho communi
cated the fact of his loss to the proper
authorities here and they began work on
the case. A decoy registered letter , con
taining a bogus chock was sent out , and
fell into Teitsort's hands. Taking tliu
check ho went to Blair and endeavored
to have it cashed , but failed. Inspcetoi
Spangler was informed of the fact and
made the complaint as above statud. lie
goes to Kcnuard this morning to make
the arrest.
Heal Kstnto Agents' Commission.
In the county court yesterday the
case of W. G. Shriver , real estate agent ,
against Edholm & Erickson , was brought
to a close. It was to recover $325 as com
mission on the alleged sale of some prop
erty belonging to defendants. The
plantiff claimed to have sold the prop-
crty , but the defendants failed to recog
nize tlic sale' by refusing to perfect tin
same.
Another case , almost similar , in whicli
Edwin Davis , real estate agent , sues A ,
D. Jones for commission on the alleged
sale of the property on which the Buck
ingham theatre stands to Messrs. Merrill
and Brown , was concluded ou Fridaj
last , and taken under advisement by the
court. Judge McCnlloch will render n
decision this morning.
Card of Thanks.
The undersigned would respectfully
teiidor their thanks to the friends of the
late Mr. P. F. Murphy , and particularlj
to tlio members of the city council and ol
the different societies , who showed theii
heartfelt sympathy in their greatest o ;
all trials , and HO kindly shared with then :
their sorrow :
Mits. P. F. Minimr.
F. P. Munriir.
E. 11. Mtlltl'HV ,
R. E. Muiti-Hv ,
T. P. MUKIMIY ,
L. P.
Ho Kobhcd Himself.
An individual named G. D. Reed com
plained lo tlio police last evening that he
had been robbed of his pocketbook in i
colored bagnio at Ninth street and Capito
avenue. A raid was accordingly madi
on the place witli the patrol wagon , am
all of the inmates taken to tlio centra
police station. They wore Fannie Gray
Mollie Price , Grace Lewis and Georg (
Smith. A thorough search of the culm
party failed to produce- the poekotbook ,
but later tlio missing property was foum
in Reed's own pocket. Ho was lockei
up on tv charge of disorderly conduct.
Indiscreet Fcmnlofl.
Mr. Pierce , manager of the poor farm
say ? that last week ho accommodated at
the county "Lying-in-Homo" a couple o :
girls , each of whom had been guilty ol
indiscretion peculiar to females who love
unwisely. Each pave birth to a chiU
ami was discharged. Mr. Pierce t > ayi
that them are also at his place men whc
are undergoing treatment for vnrloit1
diseases.
Hrovlcles.
By the breaking of a water pipe tin
Millard hotel elevator was prcoipltatct
from the fourth to the ground iloor yes
torday. The boy bad just stopped fron
it when the accident occurred , and for
Innately no ono was injured. Tin
damage was quickly repaired.
It was reported on the street last nigh
that Martinovituh & Co. , comniissioi
moil , had failed. No particulars won
obtainable.
rAVOHITE 1IOMK HI'.MKDY Is wai
THE inntvd not to contnln u Bln lopai
lido of mercury or liny Injurious tut
ftuiico , hut is runri.r vf.mrrAiii.K.
IT WIUi CllliK AI.I , IlMASrs : : t'AUSiU : 11 V
Br.UAXClKMKST OI'TIIK I.IVlUt , K1II-
MV.S AM ) brOMACII.
If your liver is oul or orilor , then your
vrlinlo fyrlcin Is donmvod. The hloodis
Imjiuro , the. hrculh ulli'iislvu , jou luvvo
heudiichu , fci'l luniruld , dUiildtoil nnd
ncrotii. . To prevent a moru serious con-
ilftlou , tuUo ut once Simmons
I IVPR HEflUIiATOll. If you lend n srdentti
iiliuii uto. or suiter witli KiiiNt
luoltl blliiiululs niul tiiKo Blmmoiu I.lverltouu
lutor , tfuic to reliovo.
It you luivo enten anything Imrtl of dl-
eoMion , or lotil henvy utter infills or
blct'pk'M ut nlglil , tnlti ) u docii nnd you
nill lucl rclluvotl und sleep plcasiuitlr ,
If you nco n mlconihlo suffeier wllli
Co > Brn > ATioNIrsilit ) : > iA and IIILIOUS-
NKSS , reck relief ut Once In t-lmiruins
I.Ivor Iteirulutor. It ( lues not re < iulro
comlmmlilojlnif , ( Hid tvols but u trltlo.
It u III euro you.
If you vruLo up In the luornlnjr'wltU
bittur , bad tnelo | u your mouth ,
T&lfP Simmons Liver lU'gulator. It currccl
inftu the unions etoitmcli , Sweeieus tli
llroatli , und rirnnnc * thu 1'urrcd Tontrtio. Ciul
IUIKN of lull need aoiuo safe i.'uthurtlo nnd Ton
tniivfrt npiiioachJnir elekness. Simmon Uvt
itCKtilulor will uillovo , Colio , Houdnclio , Sic
Su > icachliidl oston ! , Ilytcntory , und ( Ue eon
VlMuUuialdriit lo 'childhood.
tuolliihtiw ;
OllTCAOO'S 8KWAOB.
The Filth of 800,000 People Pollut
ing Tliclr Drinking Water.
Cnic.voo , 111. , Jan. 3R. The rupoit of the
result ot his Investigation of IhoM'ttor sup
ply and scwflffo problems of Chicago Will be
made to tlie Chlcaso city council this evening
by Dr. John II. Itnuch , secretary of the Illi
nois state bo.aul of health. Knuch says :
"There arc certain general conclusions
which U Is entirely safe to make , and which
corroborate the recommendations made six
ivecks ago. It Is beyond rnteMlon that tlic
ICW.IEO of 800,050 people Is dclly poured into
ho lake from Chicago , Lake View niul Hyde
Paik. The sewage of fully 500,000 Additional
> op\ilatlon \ for nt least forty flays
u August , September and October ,
w , was al o emptied Into
i < ako Michigan twice during tills period.
The umlc < crlbab1e filth of the south fork
swept Into the saino source of water suppl > ,
nnd during a portion of tho.tinio the contents
of the north branch were pumped through
ho Fnllciton nvcntu ? conduit Into thlsgeii-
ill receptacle and fountain. It linot ntnll
surprising that the quality of drinking wa-
: er is proved by the tOt-t tube and mlcio'coixs
o be variugly affected from Hint river and its
iraiichcs , and should become offensive.
Hut it Is not Chicago and the
immediate subjacent property which arc
alone concerned In a proper solution of IhU
problem. The communities along the river
and onnnl to Peoria nt least nre also Inter
ested. It Is iiidlspeuslblo to the health of
Chicago niul the ( owns and villages along the
ako shore from Kvanston to South Chi-
'ago. that Lake Michigan be unpolluted , nnd
; hls Involves some disposition of their sew-
w product other than Its deposits In the
ake. "
He recommends the immediate creation nf
11 metropolitan drainage dlitrict to care for
the sewage ot Chicago nnd Its environs.
n ) WITH A cnun.
Ilooslm Coon Hi'iUiiH n
Old Imdy.
KvASSVii.T.r , Intl. , Jan. 21. A special to
Hie Journal fiom Henderson , Ky. , says a
: ; uiel murder Wns cominltted befoie daylight
tills morning three miles below that place.
Calvin Simpson , n Union county negro ,
broke Into the house ot an old white lady
named Mrs. Graves. She and tw o daughters
fled from the house , lol lowed by Simpson.
The old lady wns overtaken and killed with
a club. The girls escaped unhurt to n nolgh
ors. Simp sou then \\eut to Moles Urown's
house , n nenr neighbor , drove him out and
took possession. Simpson fortified himself-
In the lion.se , which was guarded until Hen
derson officers arrhed and buttered down
the door nnd arrested Simpson , vlio wns
taken to that place nnd jailed. Ho feigns
insanity , nnd Is quite violent. Talk of
lynching , but all is quiet to-night ,
KVANSVIM.K , Wid. , Jan. 25 A special Jto
the Journal from Henderson , Ky. , states that
at'J o'clock tills morning a mob took Calvin
Simpson , tlio mulatto murderer of Mrs.
( it.ivc * from tlio jallnnd hung him to n tree ,
abouthalfn mile from the town after which
they riddled the body with bullets. The mob
told him fo say his prayers , which lie did.
They then asked why he killed Mrs. Giaves.
Ho replied that the Lord nsked him to do so.
They then said : "Up yen go to the Lord , "
and they strung him up and left him hang
ing. There have been many murders In tlmt
viclnitj nnd the people are lesolvcd to stop
the business.
_
THE NiVNTlCOIiK DISASTER.
from the Starving Men
Imprisoned In the Mine.
CIXCIX.VATI , Jan. 25. A morning paper
to-aay prints n singular story in the form of
an interview with one Hiram Jackson , who
reports himself ns traveling for a New York
grocery house. Hos.iys in the course of a
rambling talk that lie wus in Wilkesbariu a
week ago to-day , and that while standing at
the air compressor of the Nautlcoke mine ,
where n number of miners have been Impris
oned fo r over a month , he noticed n bickcn-
ing odor , which ho declared to arise from hu
man bodies. Culling- mind that n peculiar
rapping hail been lieaid on this pipe by the
ie ciilug party , 1m pci.suadcd thu engineer to
draw the uir Irom the pipe , and the compressor
ser wns put to its full test. A bnncli of
sheets of paper was thrown out and were
lonud to bo blank iccclpts for coal disr-
ging , on1 tlio back of which vas
wiitlcn n note signed byVilllatu ( Javcn.
It says thai wo have been in this place , ns
well iis can be ealcn ated , seventeen days. Ten
dead and all of us dying. AVe have been liv
ing ou thocaicassof n mule. It says the im
prisoned men fear fire damp. The man Jack
son , lu telling the story exhibited blanks
with ( luvcu's note. Upon his being asked
why this was not divulged at Wllkcsbane ,
ho says that he was nlono with the engineer
who ( how tlio letters out , and he begged
Jackson to say nothing , because he was
at raiil the shock would kill the women who
are interested in the unfortunate men.
Small Pox In Snn Antonio.
. 'KSTOX , Jan. ! i5. A San Antonio
special to the News says : "Although the
sanitary authorities declare that small pox is
not epidemic , thcie are about thirty eases in
various portions of tlio city. The disease is
confined chiefly to the Mexican population.
Tills evening a quack calling himself the
'Diamond King , ' who has been selling
various nostrums , wns stileUcn down with
tlio cllienso. Ills tent containing twenty-
eight persons lias been quarantined , and a
vigilant watch will be placed to prevent the
people from approaching it. "
An Accident Saved Him.
NKW Voitic , Jan. 25. Tlio steamship
Donnn arrived licic to-day , nnd it was sup
posed that on board would bo found an em
bezzler having in his possession 400,000
minks. Inquiry on boaid the vessel dcvel-
oped the fact that the Donan had become
disabled two days out from Bremen , nnd
putting in nt nil Kngllsli poit had transterred
her passengers to the Neckar , which nnived
hcie a week ago.
TKIjKGllAI'H NOTES.
yesterday's News l < 'rom the WircH
liollcd Uown Briefly.
Michael Brolouski and his famJIy , of
Cleveland ( Ohio ) , are all prostratcil with
trichinosis.
Tlio police authorities of Chester say there
Is no foundation for tlio rumored threats
against the life of the prince.
The snow Is two feet deep In parts of Scot
land. The weather is the severest known.
Paliielc O'Brien of Liverpool , will contest
Armagh for the nationalists.
The fair and ba/nar for the benefit of
Wa Iilucton Hebrew charities opened last
night. Speaker Caillslo delivcicd an address
and President Cleveland sent n letter , i egret-
ling Ills Inability to attend.
A bill has been brought In the French
chamber of deputies to tax foreign \yoilcmun ,
and another bill to exclude them from em
ployment under state contracts.
Jean Jacnuo DetbeJindl , the Swiss traveler
and naturalist , lias died at licrnc , aged < . u
Tlio trial of General Shaler , charged with
accepting bribes In coniiectiomwltk the pin-
chaboof New York armory sites , was com
menced yesterday.
One fireman was killed and the two en
gines wiecked in n collision on the Great
Noithern railway.
Judo Brewer , at Denver , decided the
Maxwell land grant ease for the defendants.
Philadelphia suffered a S' .OOO Jiro last
night.
Milton Westou , tlio Chicago millionaire ,
convicted of manslaughter , will appear hi
com I at 1'lttsbiirg to-morrow for sentence.
Hlppolyto Mellon Victor Charamaale , tlio
Trench lawyer and statesman , is dead.
Tim schooner Hyperion , from Gloucester
( Mass. ) , Is supposed to have been lost In tlio
Chiistmas gate , as nothing lias been hcaid
f torn her since tlicii , Shu carried n crow ol
twelve men.
A snow sllcto at Crested Biitto ( Col. ) car
ried with Itaeabln , oecupied by tlncominers ,
They were killed , and the bodies icoovered ,
Amnesty Is to bo granted _ , all political , . . . pris-
oners serving bentenws in tlio ] ( Xott
teirltory , by tne Canadian government.
Tim charity ball at JJaltimoip last nlghl
was a brilliant social event. Piesldcnt Ulevu
land I end ( Mrs. Jtidgely Goodwin led tlu
opening maich. >
An attempt was made last iilcht to blow ur
the linuso with dynaiutto ot Ot-orgo K
Cooner , a pollceinau of Cleveland ( O. ) , Tiu
olliccrhhof and killed u notorious burglar
and it is supposed the attempt was ruado b\ \
some of the dead uinn'H pals.
A Beautiful store.
Tiio fluent anil most
west of Cuicnjio Is Hpspe's ,
OHIO'S ' SEtfAfORIAl CIRCUS ,
The Upper Housoof the Buckeye Legisla
tive Body in a' ' Bellicose StatCi
REPUBLICANS HOLD THE FORT.
Differences Between the Democratic
Majority add the IVeslUliiR Ollluef
Kcninln Unsettled Lively
Sccno Vestcrtlay.
Bit tor 1'nctlonnl Keeling.
-Miirs , O. , .Jan. 25 , The republican
convened at 10 this morning with
cloven members present niul tlio deaiocruts
absent as well as the clerk. President Ken-
iicdy directed the reading ot the Journal ot
Saturday , afterwhlch nothing wns douo for
vaut ot u quorum , The iires-hlcnt retained
the chair waiting for the ai rival of the demo
cratic incaibcrs. It Is expected this will bo
the programme till 4 o'clock , the hour for
which the deiiiooifltlp soimte adjourned on
Friday. A good sized lobby WHS piespnt ,
ovoryildiifnsquiet nnd the best of feel-
Inc prevailed.
Theio seems to be no definite plan for the
afternoon seunto and nothing U being done
by the republicans except to hold the foil.
'the president is still In the rhnlr niul will
remain there till -1 P. in. when tlio democrats
come In nnd then thoielll , no doubt , bo at
oiireu conflict of authority. The majotlty
hasngrccdon a general line or action ( hut
no buMmvss bo transacted until nn under-
MiimUng is reached as to the powers and dif
ferences between the democratic majoiity
and tlio presiding ollicer. The dcmociaN will
probably make an ell'ort to secure tlic a | > -
point meat of n committed to de
termine these things , uhlle the
republicans nnd tlui pie.sldeat will
insist upon the order of business dclined In
the minority lemnlof the committee on pilv-
ilcgesniul elections , which is to pioceed at
onee to the consideration of the Hamilton
county contest cases In open senate. The
demounts by thu clerk and under I lie rules
which have been adopted will In all pmba-
billto DC able to defeat the piognunnie ol the
U'mihllcans by declining nil ndlouinmciit
and absenting thcmsi'lvcs. This \ \ ill destroy
the quorum. The tculing between the Inc-
lions Is much more bitter than this moining.
There may he MMIIO demonstration * of n phy
sical character tills evening though
the cooler heads on both fides
are couuselllni ; against this and It is hardly
prob.iblo that them will be any disgraceful
scenes. Some of the democratic senators
who were out of the city over Sunday have
been arriving on tlio forenoon tiains , nnd it
is believed that they \\orenllhorontnoon.
The Hamilton county democratic senators.
who came in at that hour , were accompanied
by , lohn R Kollett and otiiers of that comity.
A caucus will be held before Hie hour of con
vening , anil a committee will be appointed to
have ehurgo of the conduct of proceedings
for the democratic senate.
The republican iiicmbtT.s had continued In
session trom 10 a. in. , and it was tlio inten
tion to have adjourned at 4 p. m. , unless the
democrats put in an appearance. As the lut-
ter hour approached and it had been learned
that n mojority or tlic members would bo
theioon tinu1 , the senate chamber filled up
rapidly. Half an hour befoie the time for the
joint meeting , all the available space had
been appropriated.There wns plenty of fun
and any number who were ready to light at u
moment's warning. The scrgcunt-nt-niins
took ad vantage of thA situation before the
arrival of tlio dcmociutic members to clear
the floors and .compel the spectator * , to
eo outside the raiting. As a majority
of the members filed In they were greeted
with applause by the lepublicans , who appar
ently construed their ptcbcnce to bo an ad
mission of defeat.
The sergeant-at-arms hnon quieted the dem
onstration , and tactlct of the afternoon weie
proceeded with. The call of tlio senate
showed all of the membois thirty-seven
present , and a motion to dispense with fur
ther pioceedings under the call would not
bo entertained by the chair , he holding that
the call had been exhausted by the presence
of all tlio members ? . Over an hour wns spent
in discussing nn iippeal from his decision ,
which was afterward withdrawn , and
the chair nllo\v l , a motion to dis
pense with f nither proceedings to
bo voted upon. There was no appaient point
to bo gamed either way in a contest over tl is
motion. In a flood , ot motions nnd appeals
which followed , the republicans were insist
ing on the older of the day and endeavoring
to eet ; the contest cases ucforo the senate ,
while the democratic bide was engaged In an
cll'oit to get befoie the body a icsolution
which hud been uirreed upon in caucus , pro
posing tlio appointment of a committee to
consider the constitutional and legal rela
tions existing between the senate and its
piesiding ofllcer.
Pansy ( rep. ) had been rccogni/.ed and was
about to report rides for tlio trial of the
contest casjos. when n motion was made on
the democratic side to adjourn. The chair
held tills and several other motions of a dila
tory nature not to bo In order. Pavey yielded
Iho tloor to Cable ( dcm. ) for a question of
privilege , and the niemberwas proceeding testate
state ins question and making n democratic
caucus resolution : t part of the same , but the
chair Hold that nothing wus In ordnr except
rides in tlio contest cases , and nlso decided
that Pavey was entitled to the Iloor. The
de.nocrats being unable to get their resolu
tion bctore the senate , a final motion WHS
iiiadctondjoiirn , and n demand was made by
the democrats that Iho clerk proceed with the
call of the roll.
The president at first endeavored to drown
tlio voice ot the clerk witli tlio gavel , but
finally became quiet and tlio loll was called
through , twoiity-blxnicinbcrb voting for nil-
join inncnt. The democratic members rose
trom their seats nnd started out , while the
clerk handed tlio roll call to the president to
bcnnnonnccd. That ollicinl tore It In sepa
rate pieces and throw it on the floor , while
the crowd surged In from the rallingsnnd the
greatest confusion nnd demonstrations jue-
vailcd. The clerks all left their places , and
as soon as partial order could Iw restored ,
the president proceeded to icud the niles
himself whicli had boon ofTcied by Pavey.
With one of the senators at the clerk's desk ,
the republican minority voted on the rules ,
and they were declared adopted.
In results the senate proceedings stand
nbont where they did this mornlmr. Demo
cratic adjournment was taken to Wednesday
nt4 p. m. nnd the republicans to to-morrow.
Tlio democrats are considering in caucus
the advisability of not going into the senate
chamber at 4 p.m. , wheio the republicans
arc In session , deciding not to precipitate
any personal conflict , or rather nievent the
same. Tlio majority will probably meet In a
separate loom at tlio stnto honsont 4 p. . m.
nnd approve the journal. Ono of their niim-
tier may bo designated to go Into the republi
can sciinto with u resolution tor the appoint-
ment.of a committee to consider tlio relations
between the president and the senate and re
port. Tills matter Is being considered In
caucus , but may incut with some opposition
on the ground some of thu moio radical dem
ocrat members do not want to extend this
much recognition to thu republican .senate.
A report comes fron/lho democratic ; cau
cus that they are consldeilng the resolution
doclaiiiiff vacant tlio seat of Mr. Kent ( rep. )
from tlio Dayton district , In which the sol
diers' liomo Is located , and the Inogiilarltli'S
In the election alleged , The report wus de
nied by ono of the democratic members.
( lovernor ForaUcr IH nrepaiimr acouplnof
mc.ssuges to send (9 ( tliu republican sonata
now In session in outer to lecognizo that
body olliclally ,
At : ) p. m. the democratic caucus had de
cided they will not hold ,11 separate session ,
but will enter the xenaio chamber promptly
nt4 , The lepubllcans are still in session ami
bay unless this democrats tire piomptly on
hand nt 4 they \vlll adjourn.
Murdered liy tlio Guards.
NKW Voitic , Jan. Sn.-Mall advices from
Panama under date ) of January 10 , glvo the
following : Fivn Chilians , who wcro em
ployed In tlio mines of Mocha , were lecently
sent In custody ot a euaid of thirteen Jr.
dlans to thu judge ot the Turapaca biuV.eie-
gatlon to bo tried for robbery. The ; -fi | , uf
ono of the prisoners accompanied her hu- > -
bamU and she had with tier th1'r son nired
15. On leaching a lonely ad , , deep gully
about nine miles fioin h'l/a , , tlio giuud siit
upon the prisoneisau-imurdeied nfiof them.
They also killed > . 'I10 woman , who was
enciente , and the boys. The bodies of the
Victims were dVoCoycicd.
The Coke Ktrlko Qulot.
, Jan. 25. Telegrams from the
C'J'KO legions report everything qiiiet to-day.
The sheriff apprehends no more violence and
In a few days will wltlidra\V all the deputies
The strike Is now general and settled down
to uu oidorly contest bewwu ( caultal and
labor. Max Schtmbeic , Aiibtto-llungary
consul , lett for Mount Pleasuht to Investigate
thoircciu outbreak a oil the caut > u of the
sulke.
THE EtOHT npun T/AAV ,
Tlio President HollCTCi It Should Be
lllfildly Knf roed.
\Y AsimoTox , .Ian. 24. At a recent meet-
Inu of the committee on labor of the house
of repie eiitiltivc3 statements were made that
the spirit of the eight-hour Inw wns l > elitn
openly violated , ignored or eroded In
certain of the government departments ,
nnd Chairman O'Xelll wits cinpoweied lo
present to the houjo a resolution of Inquiry
to the various secretaries , asking In direct
terms whether lho law was being enforced
by them. Pending Iho introduction of tlio
resolution , Mr. O'Xclll sought an audience
with the president , which wrts granted
yesterday , and lasted over nn hour.
Ou the matter of the eight-hour law the
ptcsldent said : "I believe that law Is n sound
ono nnd a good one , nnd that U should bo eu-
lorcedto the letter. I ha\e no liiformntldn
regarding instances of its violation or p\a-
slon. but If sucli Instances aio pie ented to
mel will see that the nbu < oN remedied and
the full Npiiitof tlio law Is enforced , which , I
understand , to be to p.iv woikmen In the iov
eminent employ for eight hoiils \\oikdully
\\hat Is paid outsideof the government
employ for a full day's voik. Thegovein-
incut cannot afford to < ct an i-xample of non-
enforcement nnd non-observance of Its own
enactments. " '
Tlinpiesldeiit further said : " 1 nppieciaie
theeflect upon mechanics of theronntivof
the constantly Increasing u-e of laborsaving -
saving machinery , and 1 can think of no
moio practical relief for the unemployed
surplux of labor than the occupation by U of
"
public lands T do not hesitate to say "that I
nm he.u Illy In favor of any feasible plan for
the onconr.tucment and assistance of tlio
inospectlvo Amci lean settlers upon the pub
lic domain by the general gou'inincnt. In
this connection the picsideiil expressed
.some very radical views upon the subject ot
the occupation of vast tracts of public lauds
by foreign capitalists. The president seemed
deshous of impiesslnc upon O'Kolll Ills will
ingness to hcaitlly co-operate with congres *
In any efforts It may make to elcvato the
woi king class and improve the social condi
tion of tlio bicad-ulnnci.s.
FRUITS OF THK STO11M.
Terrible Fatalities from Colorado
Snow Slides.
DKNVI'.II , .Inn. s4. ! An Aspen special to
the Tribuno-ltcpubllcau from Maroon pass
Says thcie has been a fearful loss of life dur
ing therecent storm. The honors of Thurs
day were Intensified by the developments of
yesterday , which show tlio pass to he a snow
bound tomb.Vhllnmrn weie hunting yes
terday for the bodies In Thursday's snow- ,
Mlde , word was leeelved tiom tuithcr up
the canyon that an aval.inchc struck there at
midnight on Tuesday. Clayton UnrnuU , Sol
Camp , Charles Tuttle , Martin Ullev , .lap
Karris , August Goodwin. AI boms nnd Mar
tin Patterson were asleep in a cabin which
was supposed to bo safe , as it wax built In u
grove ot heavy timber , but when the slide
cnine down it snapped the tree.s as though
they were pipe-Moms , linrlimr them against
tlio cabin and crushing everything In a uias-i.
Martin lllley and Goodwin had tliclr backs
broken. Kiloy was suffocated.
When the slide struck the timbcrit divided ,
part rushing across the gulch , burying n
cabin on the opposite side , occupied by tlucc
men , without injuring them. These men
worked their way out and started to the
rescue of their Irieiids. On Wednesday
evening , after cutting through numbt'iless
trees , they effected an entrance to the cabin
and found three dead nnd the other Iho suf
fering terribly from suffocation. Sol Camp
lay on his face dead. The body of .lay
Kanls wus pinioned ucioss the back by
heavy timbers. Ullpy died live minutes
alter the disaster. His dying convulsions
ncnily caiiaed the death ot tlio umn under
neath him. Camp had sustained a tcnihle
cut on the head , from which tlu blood flowed
protnsely. He beenino terribly thirsty , nnd
being in n position so ho could hold his hands
under his bleeding head and lift them to his
month , he quenched his tlihst with his own
blood. All the men alive WPIO neailv cra/.v.
When found all were undressed and had bitten -
ten thciiifclvej on the arms and hands In
their delirium , and presented a sickening
sight. They mny all recover , but the ease ot
onu or two is extremely doubtlul.
FUNDS FOK Tin-nit FAMIMES.
Tlic Pennsylvania Railroad's Kiu-
ployc'a Roncflt Association.
Pmr.ADKi.i'iuA , Jan. 24. The Pennsyl
vania Jtailroad company has created a new
department service to be known as the Penn
sylvania Jtnllroad Relict department , the ob
ject ol which In to pioyidu u relief fund
tor the bcnclit of Its employes In case of ac
cident or sickness , and their families in case
of death. Tlic employes aic divided in five
classes , according to salary , liom $35 to over
S100 per month. Payment in case ot death
or by accident are Irom S500 to S2.500 , or
from natural causes from S'i" > 0 to S1.U50 , witli
sick benefits from 50 cents to 53.30 per day
during fifty-two weeks , and accident benelits
at the same rate durintr Hio first twenty-six
and one half during the lust twenty-six
weeks. The members of tlio fund are
to contribute from 75 cents to Stt.75
monthly , according to Salaiy. All the present
employes , irrespective of age or physical con
dition , arc eligible to membership. The busi
ness of the ditpnitmcnt will be in dvaigoof
. ) . A. Amleison , with headquarters it Tren
ton ( X. J. )
PcfNonnl I'araiiraplis.
1) . II. Hamilton and wife , Crete , arc at
the Paxton.
William Hogurth , Srhuyler , Neb. , is at
the Millard.
Miss Clara BelTinpton i = visiting
Woolworth , of Capitol uvoiiuc , Onmha.
T. E. Hay ward , riM > rosf > nlin < j the glue
lirni of \ ) . Webster King & Co. , Uoston ,
is in the city.
William Cumston , of the piano niunii-
factoring linn of Hallott & Cumston ,
Uo'iton , Afuss. , is in the city.
Col. Chase is making arrangements to
leave to-day for Washington , to at
tend the meeting of Iho river commission
committees.
Mr. C. . Lucas , representing the
Croat Chicago music house of Lyons &
lleuley , is in the city , concluding ar
rangements to open a branch agency in
Omaha.
Mr. Harry Mugoo , who o daughter died
and was hurried at the poor farm last
week , says that ho thinks it very slrango
that ho should not have been notified of
Ids daughter's illness , The first ho knew
of the sad affair wus when ho saw the ac
count in the UIK. : Ho .says that if Supt.
Picrco had but taken the trouble ot look
ing in the directory ho could eiibily have
found where ho ( Mugeo ) lived. Had ho
known ot hi.s daughter1 ! ) sickness Mugeo
wouid , ho siiy.s , huvo brought her toliis
homo.
'Experiments on an extensive scale have
boon mndo in ( iurnmny to ascertain the
relative strength of iron and steel ginlor.s.
Tlio toft feteel girders proved to bo : > per
cent and the hard Meol girdon * CO per
cunt stronger thun the iron girders , and
it was remarked that it .seemed prettv
well established that the .strength of eel
girders is about the .sanio lor tfio two
llangcs if made alike in scctiop. .
lUttprs aivpndorsed by all
the lead ng physicians and eliumlsti , lot
tbelr imrity and whoi omeness. Hownii ) of
eounieelts and u.c your druggist nnd
grocer for the { . " -nnlnc article , prepaid ! by
lr. J. U. U. .Vjcscrt & Sons.
Dr.Vachsmiith \ , of llorlin. recom-
ju'-nds the Russian steam bath lor diph
theria. The patient lirnt takes us much
warm tea , or thinned milk , as ho can
drink. The legs arc then jmt for u lonir
time in hot water , and afterwards rubbed
vigorously with the liuiul , The treat
ment is varied according to the btago of
the disease by hot Wntor and cold rub
bings ami warm drinks. The patient is
finally wrapped In woollens , and will recover -
cover if ho can bo mndo to sweat.
Wten JUbj was ekk , we gar bar CiUoria ,
"WTien th vru a Child , aha cried fur Oaetorl * ,
Wlien tlie became Miss , she clang to Cattoria ,
Wleu iba t id Children , el > B T * Ui m CiwlorU.
frtarh ,
A FORTY-FIVE DAYS' SLEEP ,
An Illinois Rival of Nebraska's Sleeping
Beauty ,
An Attempt to Beat Minnie DUIincv's
Itecoril us n IjOiiK Sleeper Two
Strange Cn < jps Simitar til
Kvcry IJc vn5ct.
A special dispatch to the St. Louis
( tlobo-Dcmocrnt of January 211 , from
Springfield , III. , says : Imperfect details
ofaca&o of suspended animation , near
Ashlnnd , Cass county , arc obtained here ,
Iho subject being Mrs. KosetU Arm
strong , wife of a farmer The ease is re
ported as being in tlio hands of Dr. W.
W. Gaily , who gives such facts as are at
hand. Yesterday was Iho forty-lifth day
of profound sleep , interrupted only
by the incomplete awakening at
tending Iho taking of Html nour-
ifhuient. During tncso half awake
periods Miv. Armstrong is unconscious ,
bill wpop and makes other emotional
demonstration ? . Her pttlso and tem
perature have all the time been normal ,
and there is nothing to show Unit any
organs of the body are dis-oascd. Dr.
Gaily pronounces her case 0110 of "hy.s-
tcro'Catalop'sy. " The lady's husband
lir.-t observed that she was not right.
About two week * before she was taken ,
he noticed that he scorned to have some
thing on her mind , and that she shod
tear * frequently. lie finally asked her
what her trouble was , and Mio dashed
the tears awa\ and said that nothing was
the matter. Ho then called to eo Dr.
Gaily , who lias been his family physician
for twenty years or more , and ( old him
how his wito was riOliug , and the doctor
told him to bring her to his ollice if ho
noticed anything lurther.
co.sViniso IN TUB nocrois.
On Thanksgiving day ho took her to
see the doctor. She seemed lively and in
good humor , and remarked that there
was nothing the matter with hor. The
doctor , after a few minutes conversation ,
asked her why it was that she had been
crying so much lately. As soon as ho
asked the question she burst into tears ,
but soon cleared thorn away. The doc
tor then told her that she had something
on her mind , and she must tell him what
it was. She had her husband step out of
the oth'cc , and told the doctor what trou
bled hor. She was horn near Lafayette ,
Ind. , anil all her folks llvo there , and she
wanted to go back , but as it had not
been long since she had paid
them a visit , she did not wish lo ask
her husband for the means lo go on. As
soon as she had told the doctor this , ho
assured her that ho would sec that she
could start lo Indian-i the next day , but
told her that when to-morrow came she
would not want to go , and in fact would
bo averse to going ; Ho thun called in
her husband and told him all about her
trouble , and the arrangements wore
mailii-bcforo they left the doctor's ollico
for her to start tlio next day.
As the docto'r had predicted , when she
got up the next morning she did not
want to go and was in good spirits , the
spell being completely broken.
Till : BEGINNING- A TRANCT. .
For the next ten days _ there- wore no
unusual symptoms manifested. At the
end of that time , however , she began to
be extremely drowsy , and , as she could
not be roused , tlic doctor was called
again and found her in a sleep from
\vhioh she has never since fully awak
ened. About fifteen days after she went
to sloop life soeim-d to leuvo her uody en
tirely , and the ladies who wore attending
her insisted on preparing her for burial.
Mr. Armstrong , however , had been informed -
formed by the doctor that she would in
all probability go into this state , and for
hiin to lot nothing bo done
until he was sent for. The
ladies protested , and dechuvd that
she was di'iid , but her husband remained
firm and would allow nothing to bo done.
She hud no pulse that was perceptible ,
and her heart hud , to all appearances ,
ceased to heat.VInsti the doctor came
he found her breathing slightly. He sat
down by the bed and talked with hoi-
After he had talked with ho.r a fw ( ! min
utes he noticed a smile. Ho kept on
talking , and'when ' in his conversation ho
bcciimo pathetic she would weep. He
then changed hi.-J conversation to sonic-
thing laughable and she would smile
again , showing tluit shc understood what
he was saying.SOUND
SOUND Asr.Eni1.
But just the instant ho touched her , or
tried toyakeu her , she was found asleep
and nothing could arouse hor. The doc
tor is tjic only one who can command her
attention in Iho least , and he docs it in
the manner lievo stated. On the twentieth
day of InJr sloop tlio doctor applied a bat
tery , but with no apparent effect. Ho
asked her afterward if she know when the
battery was applied ; nho nodded her
head in the afllrmulivo and began to cry.
The doctor avers that she is us strong
now as she was on the fifteenth dayot
her lcep , and that it is hard to toll how
her .sleep will terminate. Mrs. Arm
strong is 53 yours of ago , and she and
her husband have been living on the
place where they now . .reside lor many
yours. _
sEcumxo TIIIO Fu.vns.
Twenty-live Thoiwaml J > ollnM Sub
scribed for a Now Congregational
Church.
The pcoplo of tlio First Congregational
church worshipped for the ( ir.it time Sun
day in their now tempoiary Hunctna
ry , the re-modeled and renovated skat
ing rink on Capitol Avenuo.
At the conclusion of the services , Iho
building committee circulated a subscrip
tion paper for tlio now building project.
Twonty.iivo thousand dollars were sub
scribed in less than half an hour. Gco ,
A. Hougland put his immo down for
* 5,000 , ; Capt. W. Mar-li for $ 'i,000 ; S. II.
II. Clark , if-i,50 ( ) ; P. C. Ilimobaugh ,
$3,000 , or nno-tmiMi the con of the struc
ture , and M. M' . Marnhall , $1,000 , The
bulunco of the ? ? r ; 000 was subscribed in
smaller SHHIH. Thin almost the nnliro
amount necessary for the construction of
the titmice is already in sight.
Two propositions are now under con-
Mdoruthm relative lo the construction of
the now building. Ouo is to usolho pres
ent lot alonu and creel a building ( o co4t
about sao.OOOj the othoris lotaku in the
lot adjoining the ono now owned by the
church ( of which the building committed
has the ruhml ) and put up an cdilico to
cost iJHI.OOU or $15,000 more. The latter
proposition it U believed will bo carried
out ,
A Happy Mvi.-nr.
A jolly company u t-niblcd at Uo' > l ir's
hall on Saturday evening loot , the occa
sion being a grand ball and buiiquot
given by the employe * of Krug's browory.
The bull was iindur thu iinmodiatu chnrgo
of thu toriiman , Mr.Vugiiur , and to hln
I'fforU it ! duo much of the- enjoyment of
the evening , Kai-li guest as ho entered
the ball was presented witli a wliito ftilin
imlga on which was engraved u stur , a
boor mug and the inscription , "Compli
ments of F , K. U. U. , Jan. S , 1830. " At
midnight the guests seated tliomsclrvi at
a bunquot , the lablos being loaded ' , \llli
every dolicuov which the caterer'.1 ! art
could dcviao. After ' doing ample
justice to tlio rormst dunoing wus renamed
until late in tliu morning. Just before
the bnnque.t the boys word uiudu the ID-
clplcuts from Messrs , Sehlimk A
of im elegant basket of flowers. Mi ,
Mnutlco Meyer presented Iho basket in
hnipy ) speech which was responded lo by
Foreman Wagner on bolmlf of the on * * '
ployes of the brewery.
"S.VVH MY HOY , "
A Mother's Appeal to the I/a\v nnA
Order
The ngent of tlio Law and Ordcl
league , Mr. J. 1) . James , Is in receipt ol
many anonymous letters nxklug him t
use his efforts to cloe various disrcputa *
hie places which are named iullu letters.
One of them was received yesterday wldo
is as follows , except the name of the
party conducting the establishment and
his place of business :
"Dear Sir t wish to call your careful
mul Immediate attention ton very ques
tionable resort [ under gui a of a profes
sional business ] where , without license ,
spirituous liquors are sold to minors unit
adults. Ho [ the keeper ] also rims u
gitmllrtff den over his oflico , which is a
resort for boys nnd men. I am a poor
woman and have no moai\a \ of support
save the salary of my son , and knowing
that ho spends much of hi.s lime in the
vile ijlnce named 1 have no ollior way of
meeting it than through your n oclation.
Will you not at once lake niensurcs to
suppress the evil and save my boy ?
A MOTHKK ix Disturbs. "
Mr. James says that the league cannot
imy any attention to anonymous loiters.
To gain relief persons .should make their
wants known over their own names.
The above ca o was already being inves
tigated when the above letter was re
ceived.
A Card.
As a Chinaman of this city t want to
say that a great injustice has been denote
to ono of my countrymen , Yet Sing , who
was tried In the police court on Saturday.
He was tried for refusing to return the
clothes of a man by the name of A.
Hollander. Hollander did not liayo any
clothes in Yet Slug's laundry at all. The
judge tried the case without giving Yet
Sing any chance to explain
his side through an Interpreter. Yet Sing ,
does not understand but little English ,
and so could not say what , he wanted to ,
In Ins own defence. The judge fined
him $ ' . ! 0 and costs , without knowing the
real facts in the case. Yet Sing was
kept in jail all Friday night and Satur
day morning , although ho offered to give
bail for his release. I demand that he bo
allowed the justice that ho ought to have ,
and that ho bo given a now trial. No
American would be treated in a Chinese
court as meanly as Yet Sing was treated
by Judge Stenborg. SAN t > oo > r ,
Tea Merchant.
A Small Kohbory.
The tailor shop of Gibson & Co. , on Fif
teenth street , near llarney , was bur
glarized Sunday night. About $50 worth
of woolens and line cloths were carried
off. The thieves entered by prying open
a back door which was insecurely locked.
There is no clue.
TUTVTS
HBBMMMi
PBLLS
25 YEARS IN USE.
The Greatest Medical Triumph of tta Ago !
SYMPTOMS OP A
TORPID LSVER.
I.ORHof mipctlCOi Bu\vel costive , I'a'in la
the hen it , wlili a dull oennutlon In the
back pnrf , 1'nln unrlsr the liouldcr-
blttdc , FulInoHB after eating , with mill'
inclination to exertion of bndr ormlndf
Irritability of tcmpor , I.ownplrlti , with
nfccllntnf liiivinz neslcctocl game duty ,
WcnriiiugR , Dlzzlncsi , Fluttorluanctho
Heart. Ilotn before tlio oyei , Headache
over the right eye , Jtcatlciinasi , with
fitfal drentna , Hlahly colored Vtlue , and
CONSTIPATION , t
' TtJTT'S ntr.S are especially adapted
to BUcli casag , ono Uoao effects snuli a
clisngBofrceliiicn3ton3tonliUthoauircrcr.
Thar Increase th e A np Uoancl cauac tha
body to I'ake ou Fleinitbu * tb system U
nonrlilieit.anct by their Tonic Action nn
the lllneBUveOranni.ltejrulartitoajjiara
produce it. t'rlca aBc. 4 1 Murray t..rff.TV
TUTT'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
ItcnovatM thu body , nmke healthy flesh.
strengthens the wralc , repairs the wastes of
Vh system with pure blood and hard muscle ;
cones the nervous system , Invigorates tha
brain , and Imparts the vigor of manhood.
$1. KoM hy dnigRlstn.
0K 41 Wurr r St. . New York.
A STANDARD 3IEDICAL WORK.
FOR YOUNG AHD MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
ONLY Wl II V JIAfr , , I'OSTI'AU ) .
FIIKITO :
A Grcnt SFodlcnl AVork 011 A
K.Th nsteil Vitality. Nnrroin nnd I'linfriil nohllltr
I'rciniture Docllne In Man , Rrrori nf Voiitli.nmt the
untold nils rloi re'iiltlnir from linl ! > crciiloii nnd oz *
rp ? e . A book for every num. young. mldrtlo-aizW
nnd olrt. Itrontnlna lUprexcrlptluni fornlj nrutonml
rhronlc cl | ( > ime . nirli niio or whicli la Irivufniblo. pa
found hy Iho initlior iTbnBO ornerlmico for 1ynnra \ It
moh MH proii.'ihly noror before fell to tlio lot of uny
rhj-Klcliin ; ; pntot. bound In beautiful Frewtr rau .
) ln , < 1mho cd rovcrl , full ullt.annr.inteixl to hnoflnnr
work In every * -imicniinlnil , lltcrury und prnfot-
tloniil-thiinnny other wort In this rountrr forR-W.
or the money will Be rnfiinil In r ry Inntanco. Prlco
onlr | l by mull , po tp.'ilrt. Illii'trnted sample , mt.
Fendnovr. fiolil morninw rdeJ thenuthur bTtbaNv
tlonul. Medical A > ocintlon. to tlio Hon. A. I' . IllMell ,
nnd n Hoi-l to otncnra of the I o'ird the render In re-
tlinrtfiillvrofcriiMl.
The ) Sr-le'ico ' of LUfl IH worth morn to in i young und
nilddlo-iiuoj meiinf this uunernllun tlmniill llioniild
niln of Cnllfornl : ) unrt the llvcr nilncn of Nevudu
eomblneil. H. K. < ; hrotilehi.
Tliu Helcnco of T.lfopnlnl > out thn rock und quick.
nmlaon whlrli thn conMlliitlon niul hopei of many
a young miin have been fnlnlly wrecked. Mitnulioster
Mirror.
The Hrleneo of I/If" I * nf ureiitor vnluo than nil tha
niwllcnl work * published In thU country lirlhopiat :
SO .
The Sclcni-i > of l.lfels u vuuurli iiu4 urmtirly trout-
Uo on nervouB nnd phr leu [ dclilllty. Di-trult Krpn
jCSaV m IhB I'eiiliody MHIcal Initltiito. or Dr W. II.
I'nrkur , No. I llnllilnch ttroct , lloilun , Miin. , > rhu m.ir
t e cor.inltcd un nil Ul f r.uei ro'iulrlnit eklll unil OJiporl-
euro < iiMink'iiit'l ' obstltitiu. ( llbuaHt'H tbut luivu l > ( if *
lied Iho mill ot "II other nhy lciinna ! epeelulty. Kuoh
Ireutoit riiu'iiminlly wllli'jut uu ln > Unco ot lalluro.
.MuntlonOuiuhti lino.
Or tinI.iiinor lluliil , l xillifly
Cured by A < liiiiiilnf < > rliiK Dr.
llallieti' Uulilcn Nlici-IHr.
It e n bo Kh en In a tup of eolTre ur Ua without
the Unuwliidguuf the i rjon UUn ; ; It. Is absolutely
hartulfK , anil lll elfect u prriiiaiivnl auil rficiiy
cure , wLvibvr Iho putl tit Un [ noUrrufo Ji Inker or
an alcoholic wreck. It IIM Cecn tlvcu In llioiv.
Blinds of castM , auUlu every lnktaiivonietffct | euro
. If nuvor f > tlt > . The sysitiaouco
lth Itio epcclllc , II Ijccoihcs an ultei
for ibo liquor appllt ( u eilit ,
l BALE 11V FOU.OWINO DIlUUaiHl'Ht
HI'IIN < fc CO , , Cor. I3eh nnd Ilatisla * . nnd
l lh A : Cninlna Hln > . Oiimlin , Nob. *
A , I ) . rOsTKIC A : IlltO. ,
( 'oiincll Itlnfl * , JoM'a.
Cullorwrltt for pamphlet coutalnlnr hundreds
r./ta.'llnionlftUfionillielJlMt women andineufroui
f the country.
j Did you Sup-
A '
pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses ? It Ss for inflamma
tion of all-flesh.