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THE O3IAHA DAILY BEE : VEDXESDAY SEPTE DBER 1. ISSO. BOUSD FOR THE REUNION , Tke OspiU ] City S-adc Lsrpe IMeatioas to lit Qnad ! l id Otiop. A RETIRED POLITICIAN OUT TcfTi , f Cm f. , Again Hoflprtfiir * In Ilic Senatorial Contest 1-rtlrtl 111 * Siaie Cn $ li l Other 1.1 ncoin .Votes. * rt oM Mddiers are to the Irt l nd ih < IS. & M. is sending dtrabl ? irnins Jo tin1 reunion at Uraad Inland Yesterday Ihp B. < fc M. dejjot * a ; the JlvelfoM § era * -itnes < < nd in many days , and nmonir the crowd * Ibat troappd tip down the long i 1Uoriru alarre t > ? r- were dressed in blue witii badpes s that thjr ere of th * rand tinny oi the rfiwblic. The crowds of pilgrims enronte to the rcuniwu i-snif from fciis-t and M uth , and every man Lad FtrspptKl to his back a qmlt or blanket in < vhkk to wrap himself on the touted tiuW. Tho'xj were flat ; * and banners in abundance and at many a ; live different bands were noted at the platform of the depot before the different section' , of the (5mm ) Island train left for the weM. 1'rotn Lincoln a lanre delojr.ition went to the front ytMerday from Tarrasut post of this place. Alonp with the pttet , it * officer'nd members , n band was taken , and the delegation will be augmented with additions. ] itietn- bcirj. who will advance to the reunion Inter. Amonj ; the individual exctui on- JKU to the reunion yeMi-rday were Serre- ' tj ry I'.o iren and Attoin'ev General LeeM1 , of the tate officer- . County C'lerk liell , County Trca&urer liochc. and Do- putj Sheriff Sir-Oar , from the county offices ; while John McClay , Major Pierce jind ot.heri holpoU out the quota from citi/.cus at larjre. VIv1TOi : AT LINTOLN Ex-Senator Tefit , of Cast , county , who has become a congressional candidate , yas at the state capitol yesterday look ing over the work that had been done by Howe and Weaver in previous days. Mr TefTt has been in a s > ort of semi-s-fclusion for several years , and his reappearance on the turf comes both likea memory nnd " a retroi-pection. The IIUK man "in a short interview ascertained from the lips of the candidate that it was his friends and not himself xrho had brought Mr. TeSt into the race. A < .hort . discussion was enterud into regarding state politic- and the senatorial succe-sion. all of which were met bj Mr. Teflt xuth such a uc- cuSfful noil-committal air Uiat all doubts were removed as to hi * being a fuli- fledged candidate. A ? Cass county hn = done in the past so it is prp nmrd it will do again and supply him with his home delegation a a nucleus , and there is no more open field in which to struggle for htiencth than in Lancaster , and ex-Sena tor Tefft is a man who does not let new neil from under his foot-gear when he is in the field as a candidate for anything. < -OXGllEa. MAX LAIUI > , from the second district , in company with H. Bostwick of Ha-tmg * , was at Lincoln yesterday for the first time since the ad journment uf congress Although it is ouU-ide his district , there is no question but that there was a ii < niifieance in his visit , e-pecially as the railway magnates were here at tne same time , and the hotel registers noted several district-StatCBtnen in the city who could be thus easily seen without the expense of roundabout travel. To the BEE man , Mr. Laird expressed the fact that the BEE was a lively news paper , but , remarkable as it may seem , lie had no eulogies for its independence. As the lower temperature flag was float ing from the nubile building , the inter view was short and pointless. Mr. Laird returned at noon to Hastings , to attend the reunion at Grand Wand. THE B & M. orric'iALS. ' Yesterday the special coaches of Mr. Firkin-and of ( jeuer.il Manager Hold- rcge were side-tracked at this point , and General Superintendent CalveitandB. A : M , Attorney T. M. Mnrqnctte were holding a business meeting with the lir.it mentioned of the official ? . i'rusl- dent IVrkiiis. and Mr. Holdrcge are on a tour of inspection of the pew Grand Island line , but they are also looking a- well after other new lines , principally the Ashland extension toVihoo : and the TCorth Platle country by wav of Nortt Bend. The BEE received a Lint that the corporation has also under serious con sideration the building of a line betweer Platt ! > rnouth and Nebraska City , and th < citizens of the latter place may enjoy : direct line to Omaha in the near fulun as well as a second line to Linccln by th < Missouri Pacitie. Pacitie.rou rou A iifxr. Yesterday some fifteen of the member ! of the Plattf-month Sportsman's clul pas-ed through Lincoln en route to Cus ter county , after the Jest ire chicken. Thii is one of the long established and mo enthusiastic gun clubs in the. state , and m year pas-es by without numerous excursions of this kind "with Genera Livingston at the bead. The hunter had a handsome bench show of a dozei choice pointers and setters , and they ha < several ca-es of bait packed in ice enough and to spare for the envy of th presidential party in the Adirondack * , . AT THE STATE HOUSE , yesterday the absence of several of th < officials who had departed to the reunioi was noticable. Superintendent .lone : v ho was hero lor 11 day from institut work , departed westward , and Judge M B. lt < Hi ! e or the supreme court was ores unt at the court rooms on business callin ; " lain to Lincoln. THEKEW NOTARIES Hppoiuted by the governor the past weel number the following list distribute over the state O. A Stubbs , Brad&huH EtuuK'H H. Uorr , York ; Daniel Gregg Kobranka City. J.V Maxwell , Lincoln I ) . L. GraverStratton * , U. L. Prttumat Willow Sirings , Gartield county ; Fran L. Gregory. Omaha ? J. C. Camcroi Omaha ; S. A. Sloman , Oraatia ; Lewis J Beltzur. Imperial. Chas countyDanit C. Bond , Elm Croat , Baffulo count ; Clarence D. Clark. Kearney ; Thaddeu S. Clarkspn , Omaha- . Barker , Hu L .villc , Sheridan county , 3JATTLIIS AIUH'T TOMTf. The fakir men are coming to town , s well a large delegations of fcnea thiuvns. , thuga and bums , all of wtiot urc drawn here by the near approach t the state fair. The officers are alread t-n aged in locating and spotting BUJ picious characters , and they express determination to Leep the upper ban of the gangs il possible. One of th officers remarked that he already reco ; uized a half-dozen parties who had DC Struck the city for a twelve-month , an lie was lameutin-j the fact that , believin them crooks , he Tiad not the evidence t make arrests Jit once. "Hash is higher , "remarked a rcgnls boarder at one of the uptown re.laurant . and he produced a slip of paper whic proved to be a published agrctmei between restaurant men to advance tfc price of meal tickets fifty cents a ww all around. Tee exptMJted ttata fa harvest may have some bearing on U ; raise. The city council at its last meeting vri confronted by the hackmen of the fit ; who desired the ordinance rescinded thi fiit d Uie charges by backs at fair time This ordinance it wul be remembered fixe the charges from otj to grounds f < hat k at 25 cents eacli way , and tt prodigious kick back owners raise woul go to show that they expected to exact nmctt hhrber rate. The m Jtprofr iciRd me wnv U en undei adn.-mm'Bt by th * < * win < ll SJM ! ft 1 * an elfcj nt t pi > oruitiity f' r them toliibit thfir tmck bone n > 1 eive thf fwojOe the benefit not of i h" l > I'.it r awttinfilf rtc < . < t inor , of Plutt moBth. wms : n yct Taiy ( coaff rntip with the H A ; M. offx-mU xnd rr ngim : for more f rralt r. on tbe new bruacbf < > . U * MI- ncmnces that hp will pal in fivteletnor * nti the Ashland brt.nrh north and two on th * Ashland rut off line to Omitim. C. F. S. T iplin , of Xfbfft'kA City , tfe chnirtnan of 1be Mate pr' > lnhtioti : com- t it1 ' , KR in Lincoln ? > * t < rdat conier- fing with cold wite-ritft-and th oindi- datfon that ticket who reside in tlii < ciiy. Tbr utincninofmrtit has bwn wsd thai the pixthibs intend orirsninntf ' etrry wbool dislrxjt in the sUik * for the cam- The "Devil1 * ; Auction" i bookifd for Fanke's opera hou - on Saturday even- ing. the -3th , and its annomieera it i * that it ill be its last appearance in Lin * coin. On previous vi it litre tUis spec tacular drama hacil * a much wonder ment and drawn large boos * ? , and its appearance ajrain is the signal fora proal attendant- . l hanj 1'earie of Falls-City , A VV. Artec ot Aurora , anil E. \Varrenof Nebraska City , were parUesof political inclinations who vrere at the s-tate capital vciterday. Police court bad a very Jipht docket ye U-rday morning , only tvro drunks ctominp before the maci'trate for sent- t'liee. The strike of the ciiy pris-oiiers came to an end nnd all was peace and quietness at headquarter * The new IVoplcs' theatre wac opened Monday t'u-niiiE by Maud Hone nnd lier coratmny , ulajinu'to n crowdwl houe. . The new theatre is a pern , ami the pro prietors , propose to make it a first-class lamilv theatre in which none but troupes of known chamcttr will be admitti-d. The jobbers ol Hie city have organized and it is the first tcji taken by whole salers to secure Missouri river rates for Lincoln. Their first meetinj ; was pro- uouuced tnr one of their nuinber as very enthuM.nMie for retorm in railroad rates Among the Kebra'kans at the capital city ycMrduy Mere noted the following : 1'ranl. McCartney. Nebraska City : E. H. ' Mo-her. Ormiha.'K A. Uibk Beaince. C. O. Cummmirs McCook. A. G. Day , ( Jrafton. B. F. Thomas. Liberty ; 11. C } Veb = U-r , Hasting ; 1 > . L ( laup. Weep ing "Water , E. Monteomerj , Albion ; T. A. Wilson , Tecumseh. . If you are sufferiu } : with wcnk or in- flumed ey , or frranulated eyelid- , you can be quiekJy cured by usin < i Dr .1.11 McLean' * Stfcnpthemne Eje Salve. 23 cent * a box AN OCEAN TRICYCLE. Curiouo Life-Savins Machine A. Sea AVagun TwentjSeven Feel Hipti. An ocean tricycle , twenty-seven feet high , IF in course of building in Camden , and will be completed so that the invent or may test it in the surf at Ocean City within two weeks. A tricycle on which to ride through and over the breakers which beat on the Atlantic coast may have been dreamed of , but that it would ever be thought of when awake and so ber has entered into the minds of but few beside E. C. Lake , who has secured a patent for his invention , and expects to find millions in it. 1 he object of this. probably the largest tricycle ever built , is not simply for excrei-e and amuse ment. as are the los pretentious three- wheeled vehicles , but it is proposed to utilize it as a means for the saving of life from vessels wrecked on the dangerous beaches. This one will be u-ed by the lifesaving station at Ocean City , and if it proves a .success , as all who hav-e ex amined it believe it will , others will be built for the life-saving stations all along the coa-t. The machine may be run by two men easily , and yet is so strong and so con structed as to pa--ihrou < ru the roughest water without injurj and without even wetting the men who may ride upon it. except such wetting as may be due to spray. "It can be run out to a wreck at any time , " said the man who was superin tending the wort , "and it will , beyond question , revolutionize the present sys tem of saving life on the coast. There need be no trouble hcrealterm launching tbe surf-boat , and the motor ued for shooting a line across stranded vessels may be Jaid aside forever , once this ma chine is in working trim. Instead of re quiring an hour or two to reach a wrecked ves-el , it may be done on the sea-wagon in ten minutes , and without tlie least danger. The imperilled crew could be taken ashore on the machine , if deired ; in fact , a perfect communication be tween the land and tbe wreck will be es tablished , and absolutely witnout dan ger , when this machine j put into gene ral use. " The "sea-wagon , " as the inventor has nami-d it , is compo.-ed entirely of iron and st el , except the small triangular jilatform at the top , on which those who work it will stand. The heels , which are eight feet and a half in diameter , are of steel , and sire placed at the points of a triangle , each side of which is twenty- four feet at the top. The frame is a skel eton , the iron bemz so arranged as to present as little resistance to wind and waves as possible. The inventor expects the roughest seas to break through it without doing the least damage to the machine. The motive power is by the working of two levers at the top plat form. These levers each have two steel rods , whifh lead down to tbe front wheels of the tricycle , the tires of which are notched. A shoe on the end of each steel rod catches in these notches , and propels the machine by moving up and down of the levers. The rod * , are so placed on the lever that , while one is go ing down lor a fresh grip , the other is pulling upward. By ibis means the mo tion is continuous , and the rate at which two men are expected to bo able to move it through the water is three miles an hour , as fast ae the average gate of walk ing. The third , or hind M heel , acts like a carter , and. swinging on a pivot , lol- lowt the leading whoe.l of tbe tricycle , which is steered by the levers. Very few vessels are wrecked in twenty or more feet of water , and if the "sea. wagon" operates as its maker expects il to , it may bo run out to any stranded ves- sel. A ladder arranged so as to be ex tended from the top is placed on one side of the vehicle , and by this not only will the crew of the machine mount to the railed platform , but crews of wrecked vessels may do the Eunie , and be wheeled to tbe land. Six men could thus bo car. rind at a time , QR.PRICLS SPtClW. ftAVBRtKG EXTRACTS PUREST AND FLAVORS MOST PERFECT MADE lit itrict rctcrt ) to Ptritr Ptrr.imb tn : aeu. Or Fnae i llntlut l'r atr < : n-Uiitu t-o Animonit. Ilm or Alum. Kr Pncr't Eiirktu VLCUIL , Loiuun. Ontice. pic - C T-JT < Jt . uouwj ffUC fAKOtQ POWDia CO. . Odessa oai St. Ituis. THE LOVE OF MAJOR CASS , ! Sad Efidiac of a Life Bctnanoe Bfgca ia Michigan. PLOT FOR A HISTORICAL HOVEL An Uniie < sc - fulVoi er f the Si ter T Ofnt't-DOr M . n IIc- uHlted In Pai-K Onl.v to be teetered by Death , "I hare a j lot for a historical novel. " said a friend to me the other d v. und f vsr jyetKToas luncheon , -writes Hal-ton in Ike New York Tkn . be rocltwl a story in which us central figure was the only son of Lewis Cas > . of national fame Lewis Cas * himself WRS no inear hero for & tale to point a stirring epoch , u American history , but the son whom lie loved so dearly , for whom he planned so muchand of whom so much was expect ed he , rather tfian his father , is the chosen subject of the novelist. To love , not statesmanship , was In ? life turned. Hewent to West Point and was on tbe way to distiuclion in the national uni form , M hen there came suddenly into bis life the factor that changed all its pros pects , all his ambitions. The face of a beautiful woman came between him and the fortune that hitherto had seemed surely awaiting him rather he him-elf brought that face into the way , and be himself kept it there years on years , till in a foreign Intid he died. It was something like fifty year * ano that Michigan came into the union a lull- lledged state , with Mephen Mason for her lirs ! governor. Hi * sister , already known a- the liand'-ome.-t , wittiest , mu-t popular woman in all the northwest , pre sided at the executive mansion. Emily V. Ma onwas bip-brained , big-hearled , geneious. Suitor-be-ieged her , but now , as in the day * some lime before , when -he had pre-ided in her father's home , when he was Michigan's territorial treas urer , she was , i : not careless and regard- "c.sof deAolion , at least found irrespon- ive alwavc. She was fir-t lady of her tale in the time when that meant more ban it means in this latter day , when official hospitality has new bounds and political cenerosity runs in worse direc- .ions. Old Lewis Ca s was her admirer : md her friend , and pride wa- not lack ing hen his heir , the young Lewis Cji.-s , came home one day from the camp on he Hudson full of a purpose to ask Emily Maon to be hi- wife , -he would 'lave made a royal daughter , and old yewis Cas knew it and hoped for it- :5uthe : she wa- not to be readily won. leryounc-uitor's admiration , she rea soned , and reasoned thus openly with : iimselt , was not the quality he bought it , was not a finality with him ; when he had grown olderreen more of the world , and seen he world clo-ely , then he might find new deals , and this nflection of West Po"it daymiirht seem tiv that time old. worn ancl .inde-irable. He argued in vain -lie smiled at his fervid protestation'- iled < red him friendship and gayly tf > M him to "wait" until the passinir of a few years should prompt him to come to her with frank avowal ol thanks for this day's decision. She wa- older than he 'It will be a glad tiling,1' ' she told him. 'always to claim yon for my darling younrrer brother. " As for him. IKwort - that lie bad years enough to know his own mind , and , so swearing , he went his way. More than once the gossips said thereafter that love finally was to have his way , and the beautiful woman , re lenting , was after all tD take from Major Lewis Cass a wedding ring. A time came when the Michigan capital was agong in expectation of a social event such as had not been known there in many a day , an event "when , so it was jiromi-ed , the an nouncement finally was to go forth to the worid that Emily Mason was soon to be Emily Cass. That event did not come , foroia sudden Governor Mason died ; troubles came financial troubles and the brave girl found herself almost home less ; the family fortune wagone. . N ° v eis may have it so. but in real life this is not the lit and proper time for wealthy sweethearts to come a courting the girl of pride and independence. And Lewis Cass kept his wedding ring. Such few dollars as were left to her Emily Mason gathered together and with a spirit brave and fearless and earn est enough to glorify her sex , she put aside > ocial distinction , quit the scenes ol her young life's happiness and womanly triumphs , to go out among strangers to earn a livelihood. Not for herself only , ' but for the orphans of her brother , tu'is she to battle. Down on a Virginia farm she showed her enterprise , her industry , her pluck. The war came and found her with a fortune tot mean in its proper tions. Prosperity had waited on all her ventures , and all through the Old Domin ion county of Fairfax she was known as a woman of boundless generosity. But the marauding troops ol war times Jud : her fields in ae-olation and sent many dollar's worth of ner property to utter extinguishment Did she then give way to moans and hysteria * Not she ; while armed men stood ncainst one another in bitter battle over the smoking ruins of her home she hurried to Richmond not bearing memoranda or bills for her horses , but instead to volunteer to do what she could of a good woman's , part in the terrible time of the war. And in southern hospitals she labored unceas ingly till the union was itself again and no more need was there for the smooth ing of the wounded soldier's pillow. To day in many a northern home , in many a southern home as well , there are men who carry the marks of bullet or shell , and who still bear in memory's mirror the face of who , calm and loving nnd all-devoted like a tender sister , soothed their hospital hours , and but for whose ministrations death would ha\e come. The war was a consecration to her. She ended hospital work to devote her ener gies to the education of southern orphans , bho was bu-y und she did good. For a lime lier home was \Vashingion , and had been her will old-time it - social prom inence would have come to her again Brilliant men nnd women were her guests. Her pen was busy then , and the literary world talked of what she did , though her own name was not on the title pages of volumes that her genius created , fehc was passing the prime of life when for tune took her over the sen to France. Why she went there were some to make clever guessesguesses with sentiment in them , but no words were given by the noble woman to stand for explanation ; if acts spoke they forsooth onemed no in- barrassment to her. Major Cass had gone to Paris before her. years before , and gone there to stay. Why he went re quired no toil ot cnesiing , he himself had never striven to hide the reason , love un accepted , a blighted courtship these were his promptings , and he had sought no mask for them And Paris mascotte town of the uni verse Paris brought Euiilv Mason and Lewis Cass together. He llad boooine a Frenchman ; in his ways and in his thoughts he was deploying all that pic turesque commingling of careless gayety and fateful cynicism which murks the manhood of I ranee's capital. The com ing of Emily Mason brought new light to him , kindlw anew old'firtss , or mayhap turned into new life embers long smolder ing under ashes of fashionable formality. And again he declared his love , the Jove that ho had laughed at when he wore the vnform of a West Pout ; cadet , the 1 JVL that fcJie liad said was to be fleeting and changeable , and find new jd'-als , the love that later she had denied because THE WAR WITH MEXI IIIQ The nest / / rt 8' Ivu I orrr ( tilting , fill br nni < ii7 thr tlniJnny df'tlfr * oftiii : - . ' < t i ! i' ill no dottbt IK iti > jtl'ii of ' " ' i ifrleiil- . ftfJifit 1.1 Me i 7nrruiif . /o ri//rr f7n rtiminnrr. TIfl Itl riT ( i OTHI1'AIH Oli .at 1 J lit rarnaiti v'r/f ( . ( f < nof r < n fo f ; f i antirontro- > f'o / ? flio e in + ro tt-li of And Gents' Furnishing Goods , Tlietj icill not waste tJicirtitnr bti jta yiny tliein a n + it.aslliei/Jinrr fparetl no paint in t-tlretiny tlieir fall and fHnler Sloe ) , of Clothing , Wits and I'tiriiMiiny Good- , that tliey should be able to display nn ininjnallcd ftocJ. in Quality ami ( juantity trct-t ofYrir 1 orl. City. r . ! . , no article trill befotiwl of inferior rjiinJH ; ! . .Yi / m ; but sitrJi a * it-ill furnish riilirt * ati + fartioH , T-i" nior/.H if tr'll homul > ifjfr/r f tt gratify any tot-tc tlif m > rninit < liij > iniurt > ( iwl. nmf the jirirn * trill In jouml In yowl UK reach ofcon > ] > rtiton.Thr wo.-f ro ; ; rs' / ref oys' Erer shown irc-tof Xcic Yorl ; City , rnn ln-ftntml in riri"ljtofpnt > rrH > > an < 1 qualiiit.cqitnl in tliira Hitifinil at ; > r/Vr / > JO per eent aiiranee of rout to jnanttfacttire.in a business irntf irr > 7irif your coii + iilt-rution in our Mmlfto call anil t-ntiffy auytfouM you may hare of the abore statement. You arc induced , but not forced to buy. ! > not i > er/efilij Mf/i-s/ia/ o r 1119 harnam Street , Omaha , Nebraska. adverse lortunes fell upon her the love that siill was the some love , devoted , earnest , and e-mr-enduring. But yet again she saifi him nay. ; after giving tl c strenirih. . * and fullness and tbe best of her lile to others , it were not met-t , she argued him , to render now husks when the Kernels tvere spent else where. His fortune and his name she put aside now as aforetime ; yet now she did what in the old days she had hesi tated to do : she avowed that ever and always her heart had been his , all and supremely ; fate had ruled it well to keep them : u > art such had been her ill-tuned solace when tendre thoughts nnd repin ing had come stalking into her dreams , and now perhaps she really saw it so it was fate which ordained that not more than brother and sister should be these twain , met confessed lovers in aire. And Lewis Cass ? Then Lewis Cass died ! Lniily Mason brought his mortal rem nant home across the ocean and laid him at rest in the sod of his native north western stale , to find _ herself his heiress , btrange lives ! ICot ignoble , but noble yet strange lives still. My friend is right ; he ha ? his histori cal novel material in alundance. It is well known that the inhabitants of many eastern nations shield themselves against infectious disorders by wearing Aromatic Gums on the pit of the stomach. Their instincts are right , for strong per manent odors antagonistic to the liv ing germs winch cause disease. For this reason Allcoek's Porous Plasters , being composed of fragrant aromatic gums , are the best safeguard to wear on the pit of the stomach in cholera time , or in lo calities where sewer gas and malaria are found. They not only prevent infection , but will cure diarrha-a , dysentery , chol- ra and bowel complaints. The Sicilian Slock. At noon yesterday th * new bids for the Sloman stock were opened at the office of the United State clerk. The bidders and their bids were as follows ; Myer. Baunam & Co. , of St. Louis , 03J per cent of the invoice price. Kinper Bros , , of Atchir-on , $2M11. ! Frobe Bros . of Tcrre Haute , Indiana , ? 2.2 HHO. There were a number of other bids for portions of the stock. The corrected invoice of the receivers place the value of tne stood at 51.887.80. On this basis the bid of Myer , Bannam i : Co is the largest and the stocu will prob ably be disposed of to them. The roce-ivers will make a report on the bids to-day Pozzom's Complexion Powder pro duces a soft and beautiful SKIII. It com bines every element of beauty and purity. Sold by druggists : , \ Rurclary. A burglar entered the boarding house of Mrs. Cully , 2010 Web ster street ' about dawn yes terday mornirir , and was busily en gaged in rumaging the bouse , when the the landlord awakened and frightttned him awake. He secured ? 3 for his labors. Laboring men'miist be paid. tin ) ford Sauce enricbee hot joints , chops , etc. _ _ "Paitr" Sicfc. Bob Glen , familiarly known as "Fatty" the heaviest man in Oroulm.has been tick for about leu dav back , but is now reported - ported convalescent. HnifnrJ Sauce cAceHod bv jwjue. Try it- Eleven large stacks of wheat were buin&d by an incendiary nttur LiUmv reeeuUy. They belonged to George Sel- deii aad were worth fl.003. A reward of $300 is offered for the capture of tfae tire- bug. ANhut pow3ir will 1 use this vvsirm weather * \\Jiy Pozzonrs Compl * xion Powder lasts long < r tuan anj otiur , and it not fcttckr. \VKECK. AT THi : BIA'FPs. U. P. Encinc oT-4 Meets IVith One of the Fatalities of the ItaiU Yesterday morning when day broke , the Union Paeihc yard men in Council BlufT- found engine 374 lying on her back in the ditch at the junction near the freight Her upset was most complete and she looked as helple-s as a turtle upon the dome of his shell on a marble pavement. The engine was coming west at 12.03 this morning , drawing tram 17. When she reached the junction switch , before she could be checked , she ran upon the switch which the yardman at the place- had left open. Engineer Bond saved nimself by juming. while the fireman was carried down by the engine and remained " in her until -he"had settled' a- above de scribed. It is remaikable that he es caped uninjured. Purify your blood , tone up the sy-teui , and regulate the dige-tive organs by takinsr Hood's Sar.suparilla. Sold by all druggists Sherman Avenue. There now remains but a small 7 > art of Sherman which is not finishd by the pavers , and that distance will be couercd by next Friday. A Bir reporter was so informed by Mr. Murphy , a member of the firm of Murphy , Creighton < VCo. . 1 his will give a paed road three-quarters of the distances from the depot U the lair grounds , and lorms one of the drives in the country. PROF. CHS. LUDWIBYOHSEEGER , j nifcpor ( of Medirtne ut tbe Rorul Vnlrornltj. Kmcht of ibr llortti Xunruin Ord r of thclrou Crown. KiUirtit Cttmmundor at ilit Kajul bitu.ui h OrdoroT Ihuutitlu Ktil ht < if the Hey it I Prufiiibn Or- dirof ttie ll d Eiiple cUierulifr o ( tbe Jep * < u ot linnnr i-tr etc Hart" -MClUlt * CCl OCK'ABKKFTCiNlC should not be ooiif luudcd vi tt ibfliordt of truhby cure tillK. It is in iicbcnfrc < 1 thf word 11 jmiciu retuody 1 urn 1 1 tor- ( iucJil3rt * < nn.ant withit * inoilH of prepurallon und ft-no * it to I * nut only li'-citt > te phLnnuoentmat prt > dort , tiut wl < worth ? ot ttie lilpU rommuiidtittuiin it bunw it d iu t > U imrtji ilit * world Itstntam * * * i-M nt * * oj iit-ej Cc m Quinine , lr ( n und Culinartt , wbitli are dihrto rttd in jmre reuuine bjmuttvb I m pen a ! Crown Uerry. * XnVKluulilf to nil who i.n ? Run Down Nrrroun I > jfr- jifi.tic , Itiliouk. Muhinouk fn uRtditid wiiU weak Lid * Her Majesty's Fayoritie CosmeticGIyceriDB L't-wS l.j Ui.r Iloj-nt Uii-lmcK < tif ! I'riiiM-n ol Wule und tUe ut'tiilitf ] < > r lit * * > km. Complexion. Kru - UonK riiiti4nc | | IluuchDf .HJU Of druKCtMk. 1.11'HIG Oo-4 > Gi-nuinp hrrup of SurmiiHrlllii. u - t tub t fhl Mtrfcuiiar.Ua m tbe men. el. Apollinuris "THE QTJESJ OF TABLE T7ATE2S.8 * Filth ) strrrts may be bad and de- ftftive drainage and seuvragr wprir , i > ut fpr the prpnwt'uin 0f diseases of ike diarrkccal t\'f \ ' > e there is no agent like the polluted water suf/ty. " A. Van der Veer , A.W. , M.D. , etLi f/ tit Mriiicei SK-trlf ej lieStalrf / . ) ' ri , JE56. " The fttrity of APOLLJNAIUS offers the best security against tltc dan gers wkich are fffaamu 1o most < / " the orattiary drinking waters" London Medical Record. ANNUAL SALE , 10 MILLIONS. . H'af Dealert , BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Elm City Military institute , 'Tr tcr e llfft iir rur t > u "nfK. r < r u-'i > y t > ttll-LUM H nf l\\S e -l.mil , , CRICHTOMIHITKEY , Dealers in HARD AHD SOFT COAL AHD WOOD Spring * . Illinois 3MU.wir ! and Iowa Soft Coal. Office 21S South Fifteenth sU Yards Eighteenth nnd Izard sts. G&PITSLPRIZE , $150,000. ' \Vedo tieroliv certlty tuat re pujiervise ths emt. Tor uu ibt MMtivhly und yuanerlj- of Tbe Ix-mgimia State Lotlerj- and in pfrvi munare nna control tlieurnwinfr'them f'rf ' and 'but ib f.Bne-are conducted irltb hniicKfT. fii > rno nnd in ( rood laitb to-R-urd all imnie-s. end we iiutbortTp tbe Company to u e this perr fleate. M ub Jao-Bimucsi olo-or Elrnuiurc. uttaobod n tu iidnirtlsment UJWISS10NB1K. _ WP. tbe .mdcrsicndd Bunks and nanlcers , will I'EJ nil Prir.Cf tlrawu in Tbc Louisiana Stuto Lit- lurn-s whicn mur l jirtispniod at our oountorj J , II. Pres. Loaisiina Rational Bant .1. iv. un.iir.irrn. Pres. State national But A. \Ln\riv. . Pres. Sew Orleans national Bant ATTRACTION. UNPRECEDENTED . A MIL.U1ON InhllUIIUTED LOOlSim STATE LOTTERY COPANY. Jor2S years by the Je.ru latureSor ISdui-ational und C'uurilable nurimvus Hb a c-afiiuU ol I l.OW.IOJ to Uicb n ro rre Jund of over t- " " . ' but WIKW tint-n uddod. llj KnoverMboliiuiu : jiojiulur oic itslriinohlse n us made u pail ol the pr ( , oiit Stuto Con&UtuUon utloptud Ceoemtiei 3d .V. D 18TU. Jlf Kraud wiiplt nuiutr drnwln ? tnU-j uiiiiitlily. li ntnXT K.'iik-c < .r | > MJiJOi. ) Loul uttlie fciUoHinp distribution : 195th Grand Monthly JLMITUC EIIB.9BBIk&ET & ODMHEBU DBtUflU In the Academy of Music , \ < - iOrleans. . Tuesday , Sept. H , 188i. | UndM Hie jicrional f.uj > cn'i > n uno iua are- ; nicut ol Gr.K G. T. DLAfiir.QAi'.n , ol 1/ou- jsiana , and UHK. JUIIA-L A EAKLV , ot Vir- idaia. idaia.CAPITAL CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000- Notice. TicVeis are SIO only. Halves , S5 Fifths S2. Tenths SI- 1 CAITTAI. I'JUZEur llO.UJi . I'uirr.-or rxi - r/3 iw - ; ns Ml aw < < ill 4 H J aij ia AITMftX JOJ - " J ( WtJC yX 1'tiu * imnuiiUiirto . . . IK3.MJ3 AjHdJcaiittu Jar mink 1 olubi frhouH 1 * made nnlr ta llm iilluw o" tbi > cenijiuny ia % 'tw Ur . For furilHr UiloriBfltiaa rui' otaanr , riruii ulladdiMui. 1'OiTAl. KOTUS. Jlti-ri * Money Ordwfc , or .N > Yurk UK > tinnrt id brdmbrj- , let. ourmner tr fiiiit ; * * ut our txi > tm&e u1 dr * a. M A DAUPHIN , how Ortouu , IA. Or M A OAITHIN. . D C. JItke P. a. Money Ordure iigriule unJJ t41ro l a KATJUSAL BANK. THE WIRE GftUZE OVEH DOOR LATEST IMPROVEMENT ON THT It projects Practical ScEtilts in Bs.Hng cxA Etiac never befcre atttined ip. asy CoaHrg ApparBtat , tsA trill iDsis iis Prtsssl KEttots cf Cjo&g , . or . . In imb KIT Jrrflr nUnilttud mtLe o en. TMi. i < Son < j : tbecluwoviic door ImrnuuoruuQiMia ivr IthUaar e-oiitmmnc a biittbtol nir r lit lurrnu tbu dt > or iuolL tils Gauze Door the air freely circulates , IncillUiUne Uiarnx-mcif routine , nnd pmdutunK Iliad that i nnwani'llea in Cnvrr ona tiu- tmiuu , Liid uctuUJr cooked with Im rounjoHaon * I toil thun in tn oven Wl B clo od door ICCH.LM BO enDrjnone tarinc ! " thawc znt oinxmli It tleo produces lareer Loaves of Bread , JTUuSr * IMW ttumtion Irom tli cnut. tud jironjotut tlit huultb ot t l.f ( LCiilr III Uiu rCl EUU2 IJUiiJTT or Tat J DUD COOCEP m IT. OPINION OP A.N EXPERT. Mr.B. MAI T H W IXCH. Ttiucli w Hemp tiD EcnntnnT < IdruStBUi fl.lvcn.itl.nirB "Mr < J Jll > u-al3udrnikEt if ilt&t tliecvbn of tlie Ku&irfi. ( .urociimrtta wluj CIUIBT * , it iiut onlr inore cuuUlr Ijenti-d in > tori jam trout in wull rnnr butasummlt of He .uiKinor etiuLiiUott tlielond i.Uwd . therein inUau > rci.olfd. rliirm ) li > . Inf beww.l4rCDTor.uDd i * lurprr i roi ortion pI It * bw'tt JUJPIIU I iufl , ulna , tbuttb Doii uirt'tioti nlurl Intui nf oUiuriu KKD FOR IttUSTKRTEa CinCUURS AK3 WIDE t-tST EXCELSIOR m'F'C CO. , ST.LOUIS. CHABTEB OAK ETOTES and EAKGES are SOLD IN XEB AS A ai lollcwK MILTON' liOGERS S.SONS OMAIIIU P KESNLY , Coroo . . DALLASfc LCTSOK , lUsTiuc * . T C lUtWl.R ! , HAV SnifcCi. H A1KL ) It CO J\EJIBA.H ; * Cmr. W r TLMPl.CTON , . . . NELSOK. J B STt'RI'EVANT fc SON ATIIK O . I.KASStCO. - - ClIADBtnt. KRAUSE , LUI1KER & WELCH , CoiCMmii. OLDS I1KO3 .EUCJLK. TAKNELL E. SWEENEY , GtrfLES : FAGER N J. 1OHNSON KOBIH . . I J SlcCAFrEKTi' O'Ncii.t Cmr. Jl HA7LEWOOO , Oscrot. * . J S I'UKL A. I'tAlvSON , STIKUNC. J G GREEK. STKOMUICBG. 1 A PAIIDLN & SON. VIMMLKMAN ti rilAKEU , LINCOLN BUSINESS DIRECTORY lluilt Xew\j I uruUbel The Tremont , .1. r rrrzuintALiiA KN ] 'ruin u > r& . CV > r. * tb cud I'M * . , Linuoin.NiU Tuill.M ! | .rr any. btruei c&rt Zruubuu > 9 to 007 | iui nl tl.e ciij1- J. H. W HA KIKS , Architect , 31 Si nnd 42. Ki'-'bitrdk UlwSk , Linooln. .Nub. Miwt. til Cirn.t. 1 . MVOU1 > > . Live Stock Auctioneer titles tuudf in ( J ! iiaru of tbe C S. ut f uir ruti . Itouiti 8. riHlc Illcu-l ; . IJiuoln Nclui owfa } uuaSbcirt Hum bulls lor wile. " U 11 CUULD1SG , Farm Loans and Insurance , Currti6 ! > mi < U-4i'H' in icirar J to I mm ( . | . " ! ; j.U Uiim.ia , TI.D.I. Hiiverside Short Horns ( if nrHilj puit Uuioi i.uJ . IJiiu-b Te , j.fjf ultlo. llmd iiuint.iTu Jii'Ciut ii. . tiutul. 1'uUlllHif Ilijirurt-llttij FiJhBTi. fr-J Ri , J UOlUt'K ll'tlK-k , UOK < > f > .bltll' ' iH ti > i I < Jr44 JilHtUllj J lUdlnifH1'iH I rftl 1 f ii , y IJulJ'i , I'lllIllM'k , IxiUllIJh 1.11'J 'J I Jl JXHtlK. l > uil > lort-uid ] I'uri' Uutes 1 i' > t 1 I'un 1'uiu l'ruKhliUtit und uinorE < . . nut ilirl xit l\te LurL Addifu , CHA U National Hotel , J.A-JEBAM'AY