THE OJIAJIA. DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. SEPTEMBEE 23 , 1880.
THE FOLLY OF FOOLS
Criminal Blunder by Misguided Friends of
Nebraska's Senior Senator.
THEY NOMINATE CHURCH HOWE.
The Oily-Tongued Trickster's ' Successful
Bargain With Otoo's ' Delegation.
A FATAL BLOW TO VAN WYCK.
Two Horses Which Cannot bo Ridden in the
Campaign.
THE WORK OF THE CONVENTION.
The Man From Nernaha Nominated on the
First Formal Ballot.
A SUBSERVIENT TOOL REMOVED.
O. U Gore Invited to Step Down
and Out oftlio Kullrond Com-
mltmlon Patnl Shooting
at nilllnrd ,
A Hopiiljllcnn Waterloo.
Ur.vriiiCK , Neb. , Sept. 21 [ Special Tele-
giam to the UKIJ. ] The fool friends of
Senator Van Wvck. who repicscntud Oleo
county In tlio congressional convention have
donn moro toward the dufeat of the senator
In ono hour than all his political enemies
have accomplished In Six years. They and
they alone are responslblu lor Church Howe's
nomination , and the consequences that are
Rtirc to follow this criminal blunder will , In
my opinion , prove fatal to Van Wyck In tin )
senatorial race. Van Wyck can't ildu two
horses In this campaign. If ho supports the
Infamous mountebank , whom hu has Indited-
ly foisted upon the party , ho will stultify him
self and disgust his staunch friends. If ho
bolts Howe ho will bo pilloried
by his personal anil political ene
mies. The fact that Otoo county , with
Paul Schmlnkc , the senator's confidential
friend , at the head of the delegation , nom
inated Church Howe , will bo cited by that
oily-longiicd trickster as proof that Van
Wyck Is his bosom f rlond and a man of his
own stripu. This Is by no means the worst
feature. Thesenator ; himself will , of course ,
plead the baby act. Ho did not attend thu
Otoo county convention In pcison , and Is
not hero to-night to advlso his delegation.
1 know that thu senator wrotu a very pointed
letter to Scliinlnkc yesterday inglng him to
place Otoc with the opposition to Howe , but
Bchmlnkc was either unable to contiol the
course of the delegation , or he ipganled the
rcimust as a meio blind to pacify the antl-
Jlowo lendcis.
At 5 p. in. , when the Otoe delegation ar-
lived at thu depot , the anll-IIowo caucus , In
session at Knights of Pythias hall , had
seventy delegates piesont , exclusive of Sarpy
and Otoo counties , which had a total of.
eighteen delegates , and would , If added ,
have given the opposition nine
votes to spare. Without the
{ Sarpy delegation , Otoo county was In a posi
tion to defeat Howe , and Paul Schinlnko at
first assured mo that at least eichtof his dele
gation should votu with the anti-Howe uion.
This assurance proved a tope ot sand.
Schminko and the Otoc delegates went Into
the Jlowo caucus and made a bargain with
the wily schemer for a part of the Somalia
delegation to Iho legislature , which ho had
already promised to Paddock and Cobb.
Howe's nomination Is hailed with delight by
the democrats , and his defeat by from 3,500
to 0,000 In the district Is confidently pre
dicted. E.
Work of the Convention.
BKATIUCK , Neb. , Sept. 2i fSpecIal Tcle-
giam to the UBK.J Kverythlng to-day has
been Riven up to tlio convention. Tim after
noon trains biought In the majority of the
delegates , who made their headquarters
thi ) Llndalo house. Tlio Weaver headquar
ters were at thu Grand Cential , whllo Howe
and Council put up at the Kandall. The
Pawnee tilty band was on hand to enliven
the occasion. The convention was hold at
the Jopora house , which was crowded to
suffocation , many not being able to get In.
The convention was called to order at 7:30
o'clock byT. P. Konnnrd. Captain G , 31.
Humphrey , ot Pawnee City , was elected
temporary chahman , and M. A. Hartlgan.
of ( 'ass , and Matt Seeloy , of
Lanoasterst > crotary.and the organisation was
made permanent. Nominationsforcongioss-
man were made as follows : JarvisS. Chinch ,
of Noinnhii , nominated Chinch Howe , see
ended by C. K. Mcdoon , ot Lancaster , and N.
T. McGinn , of Case. H. I ) . Kstabrook , of
Douglas , nominated William J. Council , of
Omaha. Samuel Chapman , of Cass , nomi
nated Oilando Tcft , of Cass.
Thu Informal ballot resulted as follows :
Howe 01
Connell -10
T Tt J
Tin ) lirst founal ballot resul cd :
Howe Ul
Connell 40
Ti'ft 23
Hov.'o'n nomination was made unanimous.
Spcecho s weru madu by JIowu , J. M. Thurs !
ton MiulU. J. Con mill. D. U , Courtnay , of
Lincastcrvns nlccted rhlarman of the con-
KrubSional committee. Judge Weaver was
not nominated and did not respond when
his namu WKH called for a speech. Tlio con
vention took n votu on pirsldcntlal nomlna-
tlyns , which resulted In tlio unanimous
choice ut Jnmes U. Ulalnc.
V. II. ( ioro Removed.
.y , Neb. , Sept. 24 JSpeclal Telo-
rtrnm to the iKK.J ! Secretary of SUte Kagcon
to-day adkca of C. II. Hero his resignation
ns one ; of the fectct.irlos of the railroad com-
mission. Mr. Ceio declined to resign , and
to-morrow Mr. Roiigen will proceed to ap
point n man to the position , and In that way
IjrliiK about * removal. This U a .stop Scc-
relaiy KO KOII has had in view for some
tlmo , : .nd tlu > teruoval of Mr. ( ieio , who has
l > en fcno'f it ui ono of the most subservient
tools , nil ) , causu a great deal of
jon to tlio pcoplo In the
\ \ hi ) l2AV hoped to xco some good comn
"out from the commission. Tlio fact of this
iraoviUiasnotuptoto : , night , become known
la political circles here , and It will causa
n irttttlai ; of dry bonei In the camp of the
State Journal's followers in removing the
extr f aim r from thii editorial head of the
coir tn. fierietary Itoggen has * host or
ftimdn lu Ltnrvlu wtm will read the newt ot
Ms btep lu tnln dlr ctlort with mtl.-h natlsfuc-
tlcn nd will ASte * Uiat thentej ) has not tmen
takin soon ououch. 'the seorvtarr , now-
CTM. linn h d the tantur nu jar consideration
for vtatime. . nd JIM acted aftc-r duo con-
eMeriktlon that Uio step IB laVtn for tti getv-
cral ii > oiL Mr , Hoxsou hM P-ndoreU the
piuliron ui * ir.AA vromln nt lu Ui : state for
f e .rs mt rbot * iinuwn lotozrity and prlo-
IplMot > ift ) * > t iBillng * with th tienpu
tti nib. i > ctT ) ptofenioinil life ulll. If he
aiMpfr , ojinmtnd him nt one * to the pooplc
.if thA suto. who will uut fni ! to he.irillr en-
dorurt Mr. lt tK u'B selection. Tlm genii-
man In qiic.itlon hfts lakrn the aucntlon of c-
cep' iic > ) under advisement until to-irorrow.
nnd consciiueully hli nauio IH withheld until
tt.ul time. It the pouUiua U declined the
vacancy will ht once bo filled by another ap
plicant ,
Clny County's Hopiilllcnn Convention
CI..VY C'ENTr.n , Neb. , Sept. 2J [ Special
to the HKI ; . ! In the 0 lay county republican
convention yesterday tlio business of the
greatest Interest was the nomination of a
candidate for the state senatorshlp. L. (5.
lltird , of llar\ard , and It. ( ! . Urown , of Sut-
Ion. wcro tlio aspirants. There ncro four can
didates forruprespiilallvu , They were : Chris
tie , of IMgar , Hortlss , of Spring Uanch , llan-
dull , of Falrlicld , and Newton , ot Lynn pro
duct. The second and third ballots , rcspcc-
ti\ely , nominated William S. Handall , of
FairlH-Id , and William Nowton. of Lynn ,
and the nominations wcro made unanimous.
When nominations lor state senator were
called It. U. Hrown was named on behalf of
the Sutton delegation , and Dr. Hose , ot Har
vard , put tlio name ot L. O. Hurd In nomina
tion. 'I ho Informal ballot showed that of
eighty-four notes cist Hurd received foity ,
Hrown forty , and blank lour. The lirst for
mal ballot resulted In the nomination of
Hrown by n vote of-13 to ! W.
Mr , Dlnsmorc. of Sutton , was on hand
with his iuberliatorlal boom , but tlm gentle
man's enthusiasm was grievously dampened
by the stentoiian "no" that rolled iu > against
the notion to allow him to select the dele
gates to the state convention.
Theio was no distinct expression of the
sense ot thu convention on the ( iimstlon of
United States senator. The nominees for
the legislature are all unpledged , but It Is un-
deistood that Mr. Newton , being the
I ar HILTS' candidate , favors the re-election of
the senator. Thu other two are dotibunl.
Delegates tn the congressional convention ,
us a maticr ot course , will bu for Lalid. Tlio
delegates to the state convention are : A. K.
Marsh , J. O. Merrill , K. K. Howard , A. P.
Itaiidall , 1) . M. Xettleton. W. S. Prickett , C.
1) . Mooie , W. P. Shockoy and C. J. Alar-
tin.
CuHtcr County'H Great Pnii * .
UltoKKN 13ow , Nftb. , Sept. 53. [ Special
Telegram to the UIK. : | The Custer county
fair opened hero to-day under hlnhly favorable -
able ausnlees. The town Is full oC people
nnd hundreds aie coming from the suriound-
Ing country. Tlio weather is favorable.
Fifteen hundred pcoplo wuro on the grounds
this afternoon , and to-morrow nnd Friday a
great tlmo Is anticipated. Tentsand wagons
dot the grounds , and the suiroundlng coun
try looks like a military encampment. Great
prepaiatlons ate being made foi the last day ,
which Is coming with a grand cele
bration , barbecue , Ilreworks and a general
blowout. Excursion tinins are to run from
Lincoln , Hastings , Grand Island and Intui-
vening points. A cieat throng Is expected ,
and the fattest calf will bu sacriliccd. Theio
will bo a grand tlmu In general. It is pro
posed to make It tlio greatest event of thu
season ol this part of the state. The rall-
load has recently reached here , and Ilrokun
Jew ! is booming. It Is proposed to keep thu
ball rolling as long ns there is shot in tlio
locker.
Elder Burton Denounced.
YORK , Neb. , Sept. 2-2. [ Special to tlio
15ii : : . ] The Burton scandal has culminated
this week In the publication of statements
and resolutions by the official board of the
Christian church. This document will ap
pear in the city pappus hcio to-morrow , and
will undoubtedly ctoatu another epoch of In
tense excitement , liurton's Irleuds havu
been attempting to blacken the reputation of
those who had the couiago to expose his In
famous conduct , and tlio church authorities
weio lorced to take action and dunouticu him
as ho has so richly deserved. The threatened
libel suit against the UKI : and the Yoik
Democrat lor publishing the lirst expose
of the matter is now supposed to bo de
clared oil.
Hurt County's Fair.
OAKLAND , Nub. , Sept. 23. [ Special Tele
gram to the Uir..j : The Hint County fair
hcio opened ycstuulay. Fully three thousand
pcoplo were on the xiounds to-d.iy. The best
blooded stock over exhibited In this county is
now on exhibition. The usual number of
lulllansaio in attendance. Last night was
made hideous by their yelling and shouting ,
'io-morrow will bo the biz dav. Van Wyck
will address the public at 1 o'clock. ThoTo-
kamah band will be heiu to escort the senator
to the giounds and furnish music for tliu oc
casion. He will luvo a col dial icceptlon.
Cold Day For 1'mil.
Lour CITY , Neb. , Sept. 23 , [ t-pcclalTele-
cramtotho BnE. ] Thu representative con
vention met to-day at this placo. S. L. Can
non , of Cngtcr , was nominated to represent
the Fiftieth distiict. Ho docs not commit
himself for Van Wyck or anti-Van
Wyck for fear of creating dissenstlons In
the mugwump element. The mugwumps
have sold themselves soul and body to the
antl-Van Wyck men In order to sc3iiro posi
tions on the different delegations. W. H.
Conyer by icsolutlon was endorsed for statu
senator and his record as representative
heaitlly approved. Not a delegate In the
convention was found for Jim Paul.
Duke Simpson AVants a Ctiniifjo.
NnmiASKA CITY , Neb. , Sept. 22. I Special
Telegram to the UKK.J The district court
adjourned tills evening until Friday mom-
liig. Duke Simpson who , It Is said , would
plead guilty If given a light sentence , which
District Attorney Strode refuses lo allow ,
now asks for a change ot venue , which mo
tion will bo argued when the court con vcncs.
Ho will not bo tiled this term at all events ,
as the petit Jury were discharged this after
noon , all ttio criminal cases going over until
the November term.
C S8 County'H Fair.
PJ.ATTSMOUTH , Neb. , Sept 23. [ Special
Telegram to the BIK : , " | School children's
day nt the Cass county fair was an uiiquali-
lied success. Fully S.OOO people were In at-
tundanco. The programme as announced
was carried out. High winds prevented the
balloon ascension , which will take place to
morrow , Grand Aimy day. In the pony
running lace Hlondy won In two straight
heats. Tlmo 5T K and M. In the three
nilnutn trot Kitty 1 . won the third , fouitli
niul lifth heats. Time B:4 : % 'J:47 : , 'J-v : %
The races for to-monow will ba unusiufly
line.
Anything to neat Van \VycIc.
HASTINGS , Neb. , Sept. 22. [ Special to thoU
U i.J : Hero is a cample of lepubllcan ring
ruin In this county : The Ulalno township
delegation to the county convention yester
day were duly elected , were straight republi
cans , but being anti-monopoly republicans
and strong supporters of Van Wyck , they
were voted out of the convention. The ring ,
after teaming the fact that these men wcro
lopubllcan anti-monopolists , got two or three
he.-ulf togther in Ulalnu township and fixed a
delegation to tholr own notion. This delega
tion was headed in the convention by the
chairman of thu Klaiuo township
lopublic.ui committee , the very man
who signed thu ciedontlals ot thu
regulr.ily elected delegates , Inspltoof this ,
nnd In spitu of ( ho protests of tiuo represent-
nlivesot the republicans , this bo.us delega
tion was floated. The ali'alr has caused a fed-
Incof wido-spicad dissatisfaction , ami has
lost to the party the support of a lanru num
ber of its boat voters.
Unprovoked Shooting ,
PArir.uoN , Nob. , Sept. 23 , [ Special Tele-
cran : to | ho lies. ] At 5 o'clock this morning
Walter Durham , superintendent of badges
under Mallory < k dishing , the Oinulm rall-
ioad contractors , was shot nnd fatally Injured
liy C. MlUinan , a paloon-keeper at IHlUrd.
The tallowing are the particular * a < related
by an j-o-\ylta M : Durham was engaged
on U. A M. bridge work
near M'.Httrd , and ywteiiUy aitct-
noon , accompanied by sovtmU of his
men , he went to Jill lard to take the train
fur j'.ipllllon. The train was Jute nnd the
mm went to MIUmnn'Hsaloon toxeth drink.
Mllliunn iiad n iptc : ngalnst WlllUm Cole , a
member of Durham's party , * ud ordorf d him
tom the alcon. Coin went out , n hen Dur
ham , who thought Mlttru&n WM jolclng. tald
ta a jocular way ; "Comn , DOVK.
! t'i Co : uii drink our li < i r. "
They went Into tl > ulimn , when
Mltti.-iundMwa big r volvor and thuut II in
Colo's tac . Dm ham still thought Ml'.tin an
W4i JoklD nd jump'xl In front of Cole ,
when the saloon keeper tirod. Tlir. ball
Etruclf pi > or Diirluui lu the throat , and ( n au
Instnnthls face was covered with blood. After
the shooting Mlttnian threw hH rovohcr
Across the room and went outsldo the
houso. Ho was soon arrested and Is
now under a heavy cuard. Doctor
Klonmnan , of I'apllliou , was called ami iro- )
nounccd the wound fatal , Tlm community
Is very much exercised , and If Durham dies a
lynching bee Is not Improbable. Durham
came here n short tlmo airo from Fort Dodze ,
la. Ilolsnmo.it favorite amonz his men ,
and their threats of vengence nre loud.
I/nlrd Ucnoinlnntcd ,
HASTINOS , N'l-b. , Sept. 22. iSpeclftl Tele
gram lo the Hir..j : The republicans of the
Second congressional dlstiirt met In conven
tion In this city this afternoon. Ono bun
dled and cishty-ono delegates wcro piescnt
from twonty-llvo counties. ( ? core U. Hast
ings , of Saline county , was made chairman ,
and W. E. Bower , of Butler , secretary. 'Hie
name of James Laird was placed before the
convention by J. S. Olllwni , of Red Cloud ,
In n masterly speech. Thu nomination of
Mr. Laird vv. is made by acclamation without
a dissenting vote.
Second Dny of Snrpy's Fnlr.
PAPIM.ION , Neb. . Sent , ffi [ Special Tele-
cram lo thu Br.H.J The second day of the
Sarpy county talr was a decided success. All
Interest centers In the races for Friday ,
"Omaha " when fiom
day , n largo delegation
Omaha is uxpectod. Little President , May
Claiko and Kthan Allen , fiom the Adam
Thompson stables , nnd Tom ( iray's Fannlo
Mace , all Omaha horses , will participate In
Filday's races. _
Strong For Vnii Wyolc.
Nonroi.K , Neb. , Sept. : M.-Si [ > celal Tele-
pram to the Ur.K. ] The republican primary
lor Norfolk precinct to-day resulted in the
selection of Van Wyck delegates to tlio
county convention , which meets in llattlu
Creek Saturday. The Indications arc that
thu count } w III bo strongly lor Van Wyck.
For Thaycr nnd VniiVyolr. .
Pr.ATTK , Neb. , Sept. ' . [ Special Telegram -
gram to the UKI.J : The Lincoln county re
publican convention held to-day Instiuctud
deleg.ite.s to the state convention for Tlmyer
nnd endorsed Van Wyek.
Minnesota
ST. PAUI , , Minn. , Sept. 23 , The republi
can state convention met this
morning to nominate n full
stale ticket.
AfterassembllnK A. C. Wedge , of Albert
Lea , was choMm for tcmpoiary cliaiiman
by acclamation , and J. Bookwalter lor tem
porary secictary. J. J. McGaiijjhoy , chair
man of the joint committee representing tlm
Knights of Labor , Farmers' Alliance , Pat
rons of Husbandry and the tiades and labor
assemblies ot St. Paul and Minnesota , made
a brief address setting foitli tlio demands of
the various organi/.atlons lor a reduction of
freight rates ; ! enactment ot a law prevent
ing the sccuiing ot pioperty by tax title ; for
bidding the issuancu or acceptance ol freu
passes on i all roads ; denouncing convict
labor ; favonng a graduated income tax , and
the appointment of a state board of grain
Inspectors ; demanding that women shall rc-
colvo the same wages as men for the same
work ; that the nubile lands bu no longer
given to coiporations , but bu held for actual
settlement ; favoring arbitration In dlflei-
ences between capital and labor , and t.io pas
sage of laws compelling largo corpoiatlons
to pay employes In lawful money.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelley addressed the
convention , asking It to declare against thu
injustice of compelling the people ot Minnesota
seta to pay a high rate of Interest on
watered raihoad stocks. K\-Sonatoi Wln-
dom introduced liuv. S. K. Smitli , of St.
I'.uil , to prcicnt thu views ot thu anti-saloon
ling of thu paity. Dr. Smith urged thu con
vention to deelaio that u law bu enacted to
restrain the liquor tialllc within the smallest
possible limits. Tim resolutions thus pre
sented weie rvtcirod to thu committee on res
olution" . After the appointment ot the
usual committees the convention adjourned
to" p. m.
The convention proccoded to ballot lorgov-
einer. Fiist ballot : Maglll , 1 ( ; Gilmaii ,
101 ; Gibbs , ! W. xs'eceisaiy to choice. 183.
Pending the counting ot the no\t ballot the
resolutions were read and adopted , of which
tlio following i ? the sub'itancn : In behalf of
the farmers , the warehouses and railroad law
should bo amended tosucine an open and
freu maiket for thu products of the soil ; that
the railioads , whcio It can bo lesally done ,
should bo rustiained fiom holding free lands
except lor taxation ; theiudiictlon of interest
to 8 per cent , and the enloicciucnt ot Jho
usury law ; the bulldini : of a soldiers'
home : endorses the resolution passed at the
Gianil Army encampment at San Francisco
favoring pensions to disabled soldiers ; that
tl e republican party pledges itself to secure
a l.xw piohibltliii the lurthur usu of watered
stock ; la vors legislation to i enow thu free coinage -
ago ot silver : favors the revision ot thu tariff
so that taxation on the necessaries of lite
may bo reduced , and Is strong for civil ser
vice refonn.
Masill was nominated for governor on the
fourth ballot. The ballot for lieutenant
governor lesulted : A. K. llieo , 247 ; 11. A.
Castle , 10 , ? . The nomination was made
unanimous.
North Carolina Itcpiilillcnnfl.
ltAi.vu < m , N. C. , Sept. 22. The republican
fitato convention met heiu to-day , rcpiesunt-
Ing fifty-four ot thu ninety-six counties In
the stato. It nominated a full ticket for supreme
premo and oupoi lor com ts , adopted a plat-
ioim which eiidoiscs the Blair bill , denounces
the democrats for their failure to pass It , op
poses convict labor , undoiscs protective tar
iff , nnd condemns the democratic party for
broken promises and pledges.
.Dakota PolltlCH.
ST. PAUL , Sept. 2J. Tlm latest dispatches
from Yankton this afternoon Indicate thu
nomination of Mr. Gifford for delegate to
congress fiom Dakota , It being unduistood
that a compromise lias been alluded with the
opposition to this cITcct , giving thu chahman
of tin ) territorial central committe to General -
oral Allen. It Is also reasonably certain that
thu plattorm will declare lor division.
An Appeal For Anarchists.
CHICAGO , Sept. 22. In a column and a
half letter to the Dally News to-day Mrs.
Hlnck. wife of Captain W. P. Black , senior
counsel for the condemned anarchists , makes
a plea to the public for the lives of the eight
mon. The letter prophesies a reign of terror
In the near lutiiro and advises tliu people of
Chicago to purchase temporary peace with
the lives of the anarchists.
Colored Mission AVorlc.
CUICAOO , Sept. 23. The Baptist General
association of the western states and ter
ritories bewail Its annual session hero
to-day. Delegates are present from col
ored Baptist chuiches , Sunday schools
and mlsbionaiy societies throughout the
west and southwest. Thu object of
the association Is the lilting up of col
ored liaptist missionaries lor Afilcan
fields. .Many of the deiezates not having
arrived the sessions to-day were devoted ex
clusively to devotional uxurclses. To-morrow
the report of the executivu committee will bu
heaid and general business takun up , cndlnu
with thu election of olllcers for tliu ensuing
year.
Ffunl llallroad Wrnck.
KANSAS CITY , Sept 23. Two freight
trains on the Missouri Pacific railroad col
lided this morning thirty miles east of this
city. The two trains met on a curvu and
both were ditched. George Cowles and
John Light , of Sedalla. engineers of thu
trains vvoio killed and thu two Ilremon In
jured. Ttio wreck took tire and about ten
cars wcro burned with their contents. Seven
vrero loaded with lioirs , cattle and bheop.
which were burned or maimed , and many of
the carcasses were burned. Passenger trains
Wf ri > delayed several hours.
Canadian Steamer Again Seized.
OWBX SOUND , Ont , Sept. 2U. The steamer
Frances Smith , of Owen S&und , has strain
been seliod by the American authorities at
Sautt do St. Marie , on account of some in
formality as to the security of 315,000 on
tormerseizures at St. Ignacu. Midi. , for Im
proper reporting at that point.
Celebrating Emancipation.
CIIKYIUTNK. Wyo. , Bept , 22. [ Special Tel-
ecram to tbo UEK.J Emancipation day was
markwt by the colored people with a grand
parade. The fathering was addressed by
several speakers. In a lareo hall In the
BACK AT THE WHITE HOUSE ,
The Presidential Party Reach Home From
Sojourning ih the Wilderness.
EVERYBODY WELL AND HEARTY.
Cleveland Donuunucil liy the Unrth-
iitnlc | Sufferers Nc\vs In .Military
Circles UK * Ciumu or ainn-
Discovered.
Homo , Sweet Homo.
WASIII.NHTON , Sept. 2J. I Special Tele
gram to the l > ii : : . ] I'loMilonl Cleveland re
turned homo lo-iilRlitatO o'clock. lie came
on the congressional limited front New
York , his ] iilvilocar : being attached to tlio
train through the kindness of tlio IVnnsjl-
vnnln rnllrnail. Sinclair , Ills valet , mm .Al
bert , tlio coachman , wore at tlio depot anil re-
cctvcil the party. There was the private car-
ilftRu and the li\ton wagon fur the trunks ,
thu stulfcd deer , the lisli baskets , the tackle.
thu balsam pillows ami nil thu othn trap
pings of vacation. President and Mrs. Clo\o-
Iftiid s iirrUal was oxiieoteil , and hrnco there
was quite n lance cio\\d at the depot to see
them , hut as usual , .Mr. Cleveland did not
give thu public much chance to look OUM him ,
lor he hastily walked to his carriage and ho
and Ids wife and Mrs. Knlsom wcro drlvon
home. Notwithstanding the temarks of Col
onel liolo , thu president has Kalncd llesli , and
as thu cloctilc light felt upon Ills
facu It Mio\\cd that It vuis ell-tanned
and healthy looking. Colonel Laiuont
and Jlis. Iiatnoiit and their t\u > little
children , toitcthci with Mis. l-'ohoiu , tnado
tip the patty. As It was late when the paity
arrived at the white house , and they \seio
pretty well tired out , nothing was done but
eat supper. To-moirow the president will
take up the runs of his otllco and thu hum
drum II fo ( it a president will begin again. He
will find nil thu correspondents and papeis
In excellent order while lid has been insay.
The mall has been natui ally much smaller
than usual , but still thcie was quite a huge
amount received dally. As usual the cranks
never let up on It. Two letters came to-day
ironi Troy , Ohio , both addressed to the "con
servator of the constitution at the whltu
house , Washington , D. U.1' They came In
largo envelopes , with twelve cents onstage ,
n special delivery stamp , and ono also icgis-
tered. The pile of important letters await
ing thu president's uyu docs not amount to
lilty , and they will be soon disposed of. Ex
actly what ho and .Mis. Cleveland will say in
regaid to the "Impiovenients" In the In
terior no one can siy. The bluu room was
looked at to-night , of course , because M > much
has been written about It , but It did not show
its hidcousncss by gaslight.
TIIKY AlIU. JtKMKMIii ! : : (1KOVKH.
'William Kalk , a piomineiit bubinoss man
from Charleston , S. C. , sueakiiiKOf the dls-
tiess In his city on account ol thu earth
quakes , says : "Onu thing * eems to have
been pretty well demonstiated by the u'cent
calamity , and that Is th.it our president was
not equal to the exigencies of the situation.
Itas received lor Queen Victoria to set
him thu example winch common humanity
should have dictated , and while our people
did not paiticulaily de.slro peciinlarv aid ,
they thoinrht the pre.-ident ol thu United
Status might have telcKiaphed hissynipathv
lor their aflllction. South Caiolinians will
not lortret this slight in a liuirv , I can tell
j on , and it would not surprliu me to see a
Cleveland delegation < leleatod at the prima-
i les before the ulu c'liiventioii in IfcbS. Uur
] > eople will pay off their score in this man
ner , and although a llfe-lonir dcmociat my-
; > elt , jou may bo suns Cleveland will never
sect my vote for re-election. This sentiment
is growing all over the south , and no excuses
made at this late day will palliate or condone
either the carelessness or forffutfulness ot
the stilckon people of Chailcston by one who
should havu been tlio liiat to extend con
dolence. "
MII.ir.VItY MATTlillS.
Hospital Steward C. O. Schott has been or-
deied to dutvat Foil McDowell , Aiizoua , and
Hobpltal Steward llciman Wilkemlinl to
Kort Slitnuy , Neb.
( icueial Slier dan is busily engaged on his
annual lepoit , which will bo completed be
fore hu leaves hen next week lor tort Lc.iv-
cnwoith , to be present at thu closing ot the
aimv litlu contest.
Captain William S. Starling , ordnance
coips , repoited September 12 lor duly as
clilet ordnance ollieer of the Department of
the 1'latte , and has been assigned to the com
mand of thu Cheyenne oidnanco depot in ad
dition.
Aimy furloughs authori'/cd : Private John
Kncubiihlur , troop K. Second cavalry , Fort
Lowell , Arizona , six months , to go abroad ;
1'rlvato Paikur Buloid. company K , Twenty-
fouitli inf'intry , Fort Keno , Indian territory ,
tin co months , with pel mission to apply for
three niontlis1 extension.
Aimy leaves gianted : Captaln'Stunner II.
Lincoln , Tenth Infantry , Fort hjon , Colo. ,
two months trom October 1 ; Lieutenant
Charles A. L. Tiotten , Fouith unlllery , Fort
Adams , U. 1. , until bunteuibui ! ? J ; .Lieutenant
Woodbrldgo Geary , Nineteenth Inlantry ,
Foil Claik , Texas , ono month extension.
IJavld L. Uralnar < lof Orocly Arctic expe
dition tame , has ic-enlisted in thu signal
corps and has boon appointed a sergeant.
Acting Adjutant General Helton has l.ssued
an order to cairy into effect the pun Won of
congress , appio veil August 4 last , for cloth
ing and a ( foliation of Sf > In money for each
prisoner released from conlincment tinder
sentence executed at military posts after dis-
chaige from the military service , and an
nouncing that thccommandaiit of tlm mili
tary prison at Fort Loavenworth , Kan. , is
chained with the disbursement of thu funds
appropiiatcd. The clothing will bo similar
to that furnished at thu Leaven wort li prison ,
and will bo procuicd In the same manner.
Commanding ollit'crs of posts where !
theio aru pi boners to bo benu-
lilted by the provision will Immediately
Bond to thu commandant of thu Lea veil wet th
prison a list of the names ot prlsonuis who
will piobably bu idleasod at their respective
posts in tliu period between this datu and
January 1 , 1687 , and bon'inuliii : October 1 ,
18. ) , will send a similar list In the lirst week
of every ijuartur tor a period coveted by thu
next succeeding quarter. The proper meas-
urumunt lor coat , vo.it , trousers and sUes lor
hat , shoes and socks lor each prisoner win
be furnished with the list of names. Tlio
commandant will then cause the clothing to
bu madu up or procuicdand properly marked ,
by package or otherwise , with the iiainu of
the prisoner for whom It is intended , and
turn It over to thu quartermaster's depart
ment lor delivery at its destination. The
property will bo accounted for In the same
manner as that Issued to men released irom
prison , and will not bu takun up on
property rctnins airjmst. to which sent. 1'ho
donations will bo paid by check , which will
bo forwarded wltli ft voucher , upon which
payment is to bo receipted to thu ofllcurlio
has the custody .of the prisoner for
whom the che < iK la drawn , and as
boon as payment shall Imvu been made , tlm
ii'ceipted voucher iwill bu returned to the
commander of Ihoiprison , Donations will
continue to bo pali ) at Atcattas Island and at
Fort Snelllng from monuy received for
prison laver , and will notbu paid trom funds
appropriated exeunt when theio blull bo no
enmities Hum which to pay It.
WHAT MADfi MANNING HICK.
"It Is a wonder Mat Secretary Manning
was notnoibonuil todoath , " bald a plumber
to the liUK coriOMtondont this evening.
"Wu have been at1 work , " ho continued ,
"takiiiL'tlioplnmblflioiitof Mr. Manning's
private olllci * , and | have discovered that hu
sat all of last winter i near a closet Immedi
ately over , and luaulug to thu main sewer ,
which emitted constantly a ueadly gas. In
the winter , when the door ana windows
were shut , the air was most oppressive , and
sometimes In the coldest weather Manning
was forced to open tlio windows. Ilu was
urged not to sit in there , but it was thu only
place in which he could tmd absolute privacy.
It was Impossible to avoid seeing visitors It
ho remained In the main room. Ills physi
cians urouounco his disease blood noUon
from sewer eas and nay that ft was brought
on beyond doubt by hid sitting In that little
room.1
TO KDUCATE THK SAVAGES.
Tlio capture ot Ueronlmo and his band of
bloodthirsty Apaches , It is stated In congres
sional circles , will lead to a movement this
winter to xorco the remainder of the savages
now "out In the cola' to bo educated. If the
Jilalr educational bill 4s pushed again It is
nrouoscd that n provision shall | > e interpol
ated compelling all Indians who receive as
sistance from the government na well as
tlio-o running wild to be educated.
"Vi.tiild Uus scheme carry. " said a Texan
this afternoon , "It will result in n peed dprd
of employment for Ilio cowboys on the fron
tier , as about 10 per cent of the Indians will
have to be lassoed , and It will require a eiblo
at each olio's neck lo keep him In school.
< 5TIIlj A W.l'UilUrAN. . .
It was Mated In print n few dajsajro Ihat
cx-.Minlster John W. Foster , who took a
spec ! \ \ mission tn Spain and who has served
the lanerumcnt In Mexico , and who icpio-
scntsasan attorney the latter In this city
now. was a democrat and that his MTUPO
nndri the pii'M'itt iuliuinl tratlon had won
him over fnmi the icpublic.tn ranks. One ot
his intimate fru-iuU was asked tn day If this
was true , and he inpllrd : " ( ieneial Foster
Isoneot the most enthusiastic republicans I
Know of. True , ho Is not as Mronir a piott-c-
tionlst as some men , as ho negotiated the
rending ttcatlcs between this Country and
hp.iin and Mevlco. but he Is a ri' | > ublli'an. I
iiniU'rvtalid hu will go to Indiana In a few
days tnnik In the campalitn and try to
septut' the rcH-tcctinii of Senator Harrison. '
William 1) . Fnrrislias been commissioned
postmaster at Cedar Bluffs. Neb. , and James
k M.-ars at White Cloud , la.
Thf following postal orders have brcn
Issued atreofinc the Iowa service : Collepo
bprlimsto Clarlnda. icsclnd order of AiiL'tist
ai discontinuing tins M-rvIco and order of
Si'ptemi > i't Sextendliii-tlio tlinu ; teduce sci-
\lce Soptcinbei 27 to threu trips a week.
Albla to DCS Molnos , Wabasli , St. Louis vt
Pacific railway,08 miles ; ctirlall service on
this route so as to make It roinincnco nt
Harveyvllle , In. , dcciuasliiK distance SSI
miles.
Tin : PENSION I1UUI2AU.
JMnilo by Coiiiiiilssloner
lilnolc's Anniinl l > cport.
W VSIMNOTON , Sept. UJ. Commissioner of
Pensions Ulack has tiled with the secretary
of tlio intPilor his icjmrt of the operations of
the pension burot'u for thu fiscal year eiidod
June 80 , issn. From the teport U appears
that on June 30 that theio wcro JW'i.T' * ! pen-
aloncis on thu rolls , composed of 'JOKSTJ
army Invalids , 80,103 nimy widows , minor
children and dependant relatives ; 2,10. )
navv invalids , 1,877 navy widows , minor
children , etc. ; l.KJO stirvhois of the war of
1812 , showing a loss during the year of MOO
of tills class. Tlio amount paid for pensions
during tin-year was Sftl.7 7Kn.ni. thodlirci-
cncu in thu amount paid and the annual
value icprosuiitlni ; the ) acciued and arrcaiacu
pensions paid during the year. Ono bun
dled and sixty thousand four
hundred and sixteen rcitlllcates oC all
kinds. Including 70,9bU Increase cer-
tillcatps Issued to widows and de
pendents under the act of March
10 , ISNi , were Issued during the past
> ear , which , the report says , shown a vast in
crease in the woik of thu otllce. This is
especially true of thu special ex
amination division , which , tlio com
missioner says , have saved the gov
ernment over S.1,000,000. Tlio amount of
oxpcnditmcs for stationary , printing and
binding has been diminished by Sii,0U : lor
tin1 past year. Of the appiopihtions pro
vided lor expenses of the oflice , S0,9Ti'J : ! has
been covered back Into the treasuary. Tlm
clcilcal lorce during the year was diminished
by 100.
Tlio Odd Kcllow * .
DliosroN. Sept. 22. Tlio Sovereign Grand
Lodge , 1. O. O. F. , was called to older tlno
morning. Representative Itowe , of Dakota ,
presented a resolution providing foi obituary
not ices of members to be handled separate and
piintedin thu Iteviscd Jouinal. Representa
tive Cailln , of Illinois , presented a protest
from Excelsior canton , of Chicago , airainst
thu action of Lieutenant General Under
wood in postponing tlio drill which was to
have taken place to-day , demanding that the
dilll pioceed , and if no other canton ap
peared foi the dilll , that thu tn.st pil/ubu
awaided to Excelsior canton. Past Gtand
Siiu Dtiiham lalsed the point of oulor that
the protest was onto ! older in this body.
Thogiand she sustained the point. On mo
tion ot Representative Cov , or .Maine , icpre-
M'iitatlves and their ladies weio i ( 'quested to
meet in Odd Fellows' hall. Reports , as they
appealed on the join nal , were taken up and
a iinmbur of appeal cases passed upon or laid
over until to-monow. Thugiand lodt'e then
adjiiuined until 9 o'clock to-morum moiii-
injr.Tlio
Tlio large procession of Odd Fellows began
atp. . in , The procession was the larsrcst ot
thu kind u\er seen In Boston.
Awarded.
CnicAoo , Sept. 2J. CommKhioneis Ulanch-
ard and Kichardson , aibltratois for the
Pcorla committee of the Central Trallie asso
ciation , have sent out their awaid of per
centages in the through pool ol lines running
east Irom Teoila. The new award is as
follows :
They Couldn't Ajjrco.
CUICAOO , Sujit. 22. The managers of the
northwestern lined to-day , aflei v.xiuly en-
deavoiliiR to icach mi agrcciuuiit , ailjouincd
their mcittiiig until October 11 mid pasted a
lesdlutloii that their present asrcoruent re
lative to thu maintenance of rates should
continue in foicu until November 1.
A President antl Money Gone.
llAirrroiu ) , Conn. , Sept. Si The nisiii-
anco commissioner made an Application this
nioiiiing to acjaln plnco thn Cli.irlor Oak In
surance company In the hands of a receiver.
The accounts ot ( Sco. il. Haitliolomcw , pros-
Idunt ol the company. Is said to bu bhoit
§ 157,030 , and ho has disappeared.
Martin Irons tn St.
Sr. Louis , Sept. 2J Martin lions , loader
of the great strike last spring on the Uould
system , was brought hero from Kansas City
to-day lo stand trliil on the chargu o ( com
plicity in tliu wiro-Uijiplujr nllalr ,
31 r. Xllilon'H AVI 1 1.
WlHTB Pl.AlNH , N. Y. , Sept. 2i. ThO0 ] | -
bate of the will of the Into Samuel J. Tildnn
was again this morning adjourned for ono
week in coiiRoniienco of the absence of Mrs.
Ciuollne 11.
J'olltlo.s In llnox County.
GHKIUIITOX , Nob. , Sept. IS. [ Corres
pondence of the IJin. : ] The caucuses
wore hold In this ( Knox ) "Bounty tO'd.ty ;
the nnti-Viui Wyck forces wore out with
plenty of nionoy , whisky and democrats ,
to cnpturo the caucuses , but failu'l lu
sovurul prceinctsj the county convention
will ) ) rohiibly stund 11 for Van Wyck and
It ) n niiiHt him ,
Tlio republican anti-Van Wyck politi
cians bought mon openly to work ag.tinbt
Van \ \ yck dele ate .
Sonntor Van Wyck 1ms doiio inoiv for
this county than over a senator or con-
grcbHinau nas done before , and this la Iho
returns for it.
A largo majority of the republicans are
for Van Wyck , but thu corrupt politicians
are u amst him and will UHO every moans
to dotuht the will of thu pcoplo ,
Our county treasurer , Win. Saundcr.s ,
and his brother-in-law , ( ioo. A. itrooUs ,
have spent a week trying to defeat a Van
Wyck delegation to the county convention -
tion , This county has uinctt-oii precincts
and only twenty-nine ili > lv.rato.u jchomo
put tip ho as to purchase a few delegates
if defeated at tlio caucuses , and thuroliy
control tlio convention by fair means or
foul.
foul.Vac Uonda say.s Ilio fiohomlans are for
Van Wyck , but ho is afj.iliiat linn , co it is
fair to presume they will bu a itinst him
at the election. WhUUy and monuy run
the so-called republican party ! u ikis
county. The republican convttr.lion ivill
bj held here next Saturday"it ! ! : ! : .
Tlio democrats lield their ca i > iii.cs to-
dayandwill hold their convu lioi : ne.xt
Tucbday , tliu Slbl.
Tlio vote in this ( Crci hton ) product
stood 09 votes for Van Wyok nn-1 &d
against him , including democrats nnd
noii-rcaldunts of tlio precinct , F/'ory
Van Wyck man will designate lit * vivfvr-
enp.o for liim at the polls , so that uvrry-
ono will know whom thu people mind on
that question , T'hu prominent sun-Van
Wyck men here in tlna county ur Gturifo
A. lirooks , William Saunnrr * , county
treasurer , and S , Drupor , who was lo-
featcd two yearo a o by a tli-flionrat fnr
representative to the legislature in this
county with 500 ropiililicrtii majority.
Suuli is politic in Kuox f.oiiuty.
A FOnOIJU CAt'HT.
Don Molnos Oillelnls Cftpluro n Knn
una Oily Criminal.
PEI MOINK . In. , Sept , W. [ Special Telo-
Rrnm lethe Ilii.l : : A telegram was received
from Kansas City Monday nuking the author
ities to Koepn. sharp lookout for K. M. I'oa-
cockM \ was wanted In Kansas City for
fonjlng n nolo for 8M on a local bank and
who was supposed to bo In or near DPS
Mollies. TwoofllrpM wcro detailed to look
tlionialtci up , nnd alter some tuaiii ( > u\eiliig
thev learned Irom his lstor that ho wns
about ten miles \\pst of Wnukee. Thpy went
to Wniikci < this mornlni ; and , taking a cai-
ilaffe , imlo out to where their ninn was stay-
luic. A low qtlPStlons developed the fact
tuat In- had COUP to Dos Molnus , and retutii-
iiitrlollns cltj Ihey touml their man at a
hnu'c < ui lliib stieel , near I'lijlitcoiilli. Ho
was t.iki'ii Into r loiv ! and turui'd o\ei to
Ilio Kansas Cltolllclal , who was in
Drmnorntlc I'oslnumtcr ( Jono Wrong.
Si'inir I.AKI : , In. , Sept. 2J. [ Special Tclc-
Brnin to the Hrv..J H spomsnow to bo IJIMI-
trally conceded that the postmaster at this
place , Mr. A. ! ' . Heath , has nbu'onilctl with
n several hundred dollars shortage. Ho dis
appeared on the sili , nnd to-day a postolllcn
Inspector arrived and began an examination
of his accounts , Heath wns editor of a deiu-
ocinllc paper lieu1 , htaiti'd after Clo\oliud
came Into oillce , and b > Its help lie obtained
tliu imstolllco. His Domlsiucn , who will ha\i <
to iiiaku up his shortage , ha\o put It In Ivm-
imiary clmiuu of two republicans , o\ldciitl\
liuliig nnwillliiR to experiment witli any
more democrats.
H ciiii Ion ,
low CITY , 1ft. , Sept , UJ. [ Special Tel
cxram to the Bui : . ] 1'lm reunion of thu
Twenty-second low.i Infantry began hero
to-day. The weather was line and the \et
eransworo In the he.it of spirits and lonowcd
old aciiualntanccs and rccitled old limes
Two hitndied and twenty-live members of
the regiment nio present.
Sail Death by INilsonlnjr.
Sioux Cm , la. , Sept 2i. f Special Tele
gram to the Ur.K. ] The two-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Tutnisi died
this afternoon fiom theetreots of strjchnlno
poisoning. Some cheese had boon saturated
with the poison to dcstioy rats about the
home. The little one had found some pieces
and ate enough to cause death.
Found Demi In a Creek.
Dr.s Moi.vr.s , la. , Sept. 2J. fSpecIal Tele-
giam to the liKi : . | ,1. Khtne , who runs n
huckster wagon at Ford , \Viiiien countywas
iound dead in a .small creek southeast of that
place this afternoon. Ills wairon was piled
on toi ) of him , and tliu horses , neatly dead ,
were found near by.
Nominated l 'or Judge.
IOWA CITY , la. , Sent , 22. ( Special Tele
gram to the HKI : . | The republican judicial
convention met liciojto-day and nominated
foi fudge ol the Eighth judicial distiict lion.
U. Hodges , olthiscity.
A Cnr.dldatc Declines.
DuiifQUi : , la. , Sept. 2i Judge.I. C. Cook ,
nominated by the democrats lor cougiess In
the Thhd distiiet. has declined.
AX KDITOK ABDICATES.
Sndilcii Disappearance ol' the Kile-
hoi-n Handler's Quill-Driver.
Ki.KiioitN , STATION , Neb. , Sept. 21.
[ Coirespondence of the UIE. : ] The citi
zens of this pl.ico are wondering over
the strange disappearance of the editor
of tlio Klkiiorn Uoonior. Several weeks
ago Mr. Fr.tnlt Crawford came to tliis
place , Milkitcd the patroii'.go of some
four hundred citi/.cns in IClkhorn and
vicinity to a paper wlneli lie . * eon started ,
living it the above modest name. Air.
Crav.'fordS subsequent history is interest
ing and somewhat amusing withal. In
this new lield ho met with that varying
degree of cordiality usually shown the
proprietor of an editorial sanctum. The
citizen * were all pleased with the project
ami freely subscribed for tlio paper. As
Air. Crawford was n poor but an lione.st
( ? ) man , business mon gave him small
siims , paid liberally for advertisements ,
whacked up for tlio press the use of
which they contributed to the prospec
tive paper. All felt that a newspaper
would be a gre.it aid to tl'o place a long
need .supplied ; and all bid ilgod-npued
on its mission of good. 15ut itwas destined
to a short life at the hand ot this meteoric
editor , l-'our issues , interspersed with
a number of skips , a sudden
collapse , and an abdicated editor
is the essence of its history alli\cd to the
inoii'ueablo pagn of time. I5ut where is
tlio editor ? None Knows. At last a note
is found in some cranny of the sanctum
which reads as follows :
"Io lo Omaha ; let them guess * * *
when the liooniui * Is to coma out. "
Wo know many bad men go to Omaha
or to Canada , but as the devil produced
the above note wo infer that the editor
lias gone to the d . But the people of
Klkliorn arc of one accord that to what
ever place he may have gone the inhabit
ants thereof uro very welcome to him.
Investigation shows ho left several out
standing bills beer , board , etc. , etc. We
have it from reliable source that his
boarding master made Ins board bill very
easy because the editor , when ever
stimulated , would frequently dine ul the
moat shop on raw meat. The eitUons to
day , after all hope was given up , attached
the press and closed the ollicc.
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Oil.a J. VTlllOIIT , II. S. , A. M , , l'rlnclp l.
The 1 Int. His OrUlniil nml Only nlnrcli Dint l
rut up hv mrn nhn h n n rirnnlrm hnonlrdgp
j-r Ihr iBiimlry rrnff lon. It tfqiuro na rnoVlne ,
ti Jil'i ! n fr"7 llalll"n I ' " ! > mm Ml.K-rln *
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wiil'c ' > Ironing An I cl < hl >
, u , ruff * mt rollnrn lint
4iIK" ' , ' " "V1111 ' " 'I'11" ' r h" * w fntiw !
which , rvffttwjy iiti , , kPp , thfm cMn ) tw ) , , R
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WOODBRIDGE BRO'S. ' ,
State Agents
FOHTHB
Omaha , Neb.
(
GOLD MEDAL , PABTs , 1873 ,
BAKER'S
Warranted abnoltitrly jmro
COCIKI , from wlilch the cjci-in of
Olliuu been rcmol. l. Hhti t/iret
timei the ttrtngtA of Cocoa mlinl
with BUrclinonroot orHugar ,
mid H therefore far ruorc icouoml.
cal , ccitmy leu Man vne mil a
cup. It la ddlcloua , noiirlslilnp ,
etrcnRtlifnlnK , c.-ully illgeMcil , am ]
mlralralloJaptnt for lutalUU oa
well M for ] > rriionii In health.
Sold bjr tlroccru ticrjnhtrc.
W. BAKER SCO , , Dorchester , Mass ,
,
tbRkgfllu tbff IpeCUl trrftttnfDt Of CH | | IIC MTOLI1 8 IM
aod IIIOOD Ui i4 u Ih nmnr olheriirilrUQ InSi. Loull.
ftf city ( iftrtriBhow nnJiillold re.UrnUkbow
Nervous Prostration , Debility. Mental and
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Aflec-
tlons ol Throat , Skin o r Bones , Blood Poisoning ,
bid Sores and Ulcers , are irottj with .nririUiM
cueefif , on Itutti l UIQe principle * Sthlr t'rUtlrlr ,
Diseases Arising Irom Indiscretion , Excess.
Exposure or Indulgence , wMeh vroii.c iomo or tbi
Mlovlcc cftteU : nertouin i , delllltr , dluinMi or light
KTcnlontotbc uelotrof Iiuilei , eonfmloi or Id"n * . do. ,
rcnderlnz HarrUno Improper or unhappy , ui >
trrcritaU7 curt 1. rim hlftiSnpKgcijon ( r ° e abitfj , cent
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A Positive Written Guarantee skfu lu evorrco.
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SUiARRIACE GUIDE ,
2CO TAOES , riWE PLATES ctectnt c th unJ pllt
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tliomoist obtlimloc so In fourUav * orls J-
Allan'tSolubleMedicatedBoueies. ' .
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Eiinilnlnooil Unit uro rciliiln to piO'luco ' uy pop-
6lu livilf-ti\lnir ( tlio contlrtKS of tlio stosumjU ,
J'ilcol.50. Solliv \ ivll druifjfliits or ni.illcJ on
rc-colpt of price. Tor furt'iur pirti'-ulnn font
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torclrculnr. P. O. Box 11II. * * "
T. C. -A.Cj'IJ ) .2iT CO. ,
21,329,850
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars
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tno loirsMtbot't n ihiiiu-
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houco in tliu world rnn ti nth-
fully umkKHueh a alio wUii. .
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milled in inch ton u ,
SOLD BY LEADING DHUCCISTS.
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C0NOYER , LONG & . HARRIS ,
Real Estate ,
1408 DODGE STREET , OMAHA , NEBRASKA.