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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1892)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY REKr WEDNESDAY , AP1UL 27 , 1892 GROWS BRIGHTER WITH AGE American Oddfellowship Shines Gloriously Through Savonty-Threo Years. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED YESTERDAY South ( Hnnlm MrmlKTfl < > r tlio Onlor Knlrr. tain Thflr Hrt-lhrpn I" ( IciicriMm rnihlnii-llinv lie } Win Ubirrteil Klncwlicro. The Odd Fellows of Ncbriukrx nnil Iowa pothered nt South Omaha yesterday to cele brate Iho seventy-third anniversary ot tlio order. The celebration was a success In every particular In splto of the lowering skies iitul muddy pavements. The attend- unco was not rnoro than half what It would have been If the weather had boon fiivor- nble. but It wua enough to make yesterday one of the most memorable gala days the Magic City has ever soon. Almost the entire city \VM decorated with flags and bunting In honor of the day. Thuro was scarcely a business place in town that did not extend a welcome of tastefully ar ranged colors to the visitors , and the triple linked chain , emblematic of the order , was 11 prominent feature of the decorations. Shortly before noon the visitors began to arrive , and during the remainder of the day tlio showy blue and cold uniforms ot the Patriarchs Militant anil the brlgl-i regalia of the subordinate lodges seemed to 1111 the city. There wore fully l.COO visiting Odd Follows In town , representing nearly forty lodges ami cantons. They wore hospitably received and royally entertained. < iursl tt'olt Cared I'or. It was South Omaha's first opportunity to display Its hospitality on so extensive a scale and nothing hart been neglected that , could add to the comfort and entertainment of Its eucsti. The drizzling rain and the sloppy pavements did net dampen the enthusiasm of the occasion : uid these potty inconven iences wcro furcation In the hearty welcome of the South Omail 11 lodge and the sumptu ous repasts provided by Iho Daughters of Kobcknh. The special trains that brought the delega tions to the city wcro late , and It was after Z o'clock when the parade formed on N street. Several features wcro omitted on account of tlio muddy condition of the streets , ana the Daughters of liebskuh viewed the procession from the windows of Masonic hall instead of joining tlio line of march as had bean ar ranged. Tlio South Omaha police force headed by Uhiof Ucclcctt and Captain Me- Mnhon marched at tlio lirnd of the proces sion. Canton Ford of Lincoln followed them mid preceded the Hruco Commandcry hand of Hcd Oak , In. Cantons militant Mo. M of Hed Oalc mid No. fi of Beatrice followed , and after them the Odd Follows band of Omaha under the direction of Prof. A. It. Toozer. Canton Ezra Millard No. 1 of Omaha and the Seventh wnrd military band fell In and the various subordinate lodges brought up the rear. The parade wai seven blocks In length with closed ranks rcpre- Honling nearly 1,000 men in line , nucl was In charge of Marshals of the Day Captain Peter Uockri'll and Colonel Nichols of Omaha , Mar shal David Aiidoraon and Assistant Mar shals 13 , O. Miiyllcld and 0. K. Walker. Sir. StiuiU'i'rt Warm Welcome. The line of march was on N street to Twenty-fourth , on Twenty-fourth to J and countermarch to Q , on Q to Twenty-sixth tind on Twenty-sixth to Blum's hull , where the exercises of the day wcro held. Tlio hnll was tnstelully decorated and Iho stage was Imlf concealed by Its load of Corns and potted plants. The mooting was called to order by O. CX Stanley , after which all joined In sing ing the opening ode of the order. Prayer wus offered by Hov. H. L. Powers of Papil- llon , ami was followed by u holection by tlio Odd Fellows band ot Omaha. Mr. Stanley then welcomed the visitors in behalf of the South Omaha lodge. Ho called attention to the growth of the lougo , which was instituted Muy 11 , 1&S7 , with cloven ' inomocr-s , and now numbers nearly 100. "Wo have wanted , " ho contin ued , "tho Odd Follows of Iowa and Nebraska to come bore and observe the magnitude of the business interests of our cltv , which Is justly called the 'Majjio City. ' You can scarcely comprehend that two of our banks on last Saturday did a business amounting to nearly four millions of dollars. Over ? I.OOO- 000 will bo expended by the Stock Yards company and packing houses this year. I want you to carry away with you not only a pleasant recollection of the dav , but 1 want you to become so well acquainted with our city that when wo Invite you to meet us again to celebrnto another anniversary you Will all bo glad to come. " Ciiloncl Nichols' ItoKpnnsc , Muslo was rendered by the Seventh Ward Military bund of Omaha , after which Colonel Nichols of Omaha responded to Mr. Stan ley's address. Ho referred to the roval wel come they had received from South "Omaha lodgoin npito of the opposition of the ele ments , and returned Uio thanks of the as sembled Odd Fellows. Ho alluded briefly to the thousands of Odd Fellows nil over the nation who wcro engaged in celebrating the seventy-third anniversary of their noble order. The Patriarchs Militant received a Elinrn of tlio speaker's intention. They con stituted a grand army nut organized to shed blood but to tight the battles of Friendship , Love and Truth. Hull'u Century In tlio Order. Judge II. J. Hudson of Columbus , Nob. , was then introduced and otituusiastlcully received. Ho said In brief : ' 'Fifty-ou'o year * ago last New Year's day I was inuUo un Odd Follow In London , England. The Now 1'cur's night always brings recollec tions that I never desire to forgot , and I bo- Ucvo I am a befer Odd Follow today than I was fifty-cue years age. The beautiful prin ciples of our order uro so intertwined with the emblems you have pccn on tlio street today that no ono need inquire 'What Is tlio use of Oddfi'llowshlpf The ordorInculcates In Us ritual an allegiance to religion , but binds us to no dogmatic creed , nud heroin lies the dlstinctlveni'ss of American Odd- fellowship. It bas retained none of the in consistencies of the English Oddfelloivshlp nnd UK alms pomtilno all that is high in its character and nnbla In Its resolves. " 1 do no ; claim that Oddfellowsltlp is an order of great antiquity. I would regard it rather as n modern Institution adapted to the wants of men at the present day. It Incul- cuU's among Its primary principles sincerity in Irloudship and charily In private life. It teaches liberty , equality and fraternity. It , teaches bouovolonco and charity and the ill- vlno influence of friendship , love nud truth , Thocurso of Cain lias never rested on our crdor r.nd our members Uavo uniformly been Xounil honest and upriuht in all positions of ) iublla life. Wo ara bound together for the common good of all our follows. This order li not an experiment , It hai survived the postllenco that wnlkoth at noonday. U has jiasscd the ordeal of lire and was unharmed. Upon thcso foundations It has built an cdi- lice that will over tie glorious ami beautiful and which will live as long as 'Friendship , Love and Truth' exist. " ; nnd Dnnelng , Judge Hudson was followed by Past Grand Master Kvutii of Omaha , who npoko briolly. The visitors were then conduct ? ' ! to Masonic ball , where the Daughter. * of Kobe'uuh h < W provided en abundant supply of refresh- incuts , In the evening the day was appropriately ended with n ball which waa largely attended by the visitor. ' , and many of the most promi nent citizens anil society people of the city A full program of twenty-four dances wns completed nnd it was early morning ivuou tlie day's ' plcasuro was at mi cud. The following lodges participated in the celebration ! Canton Ford No. 3 , Lincoln , Canton No. , Ited Oak Iu , U..V * * > wt * l.Vt VMM , Ait ; Canton No. 6 Boatrleoj Canton Krza Mlllard No. I , Omaha ; Omaha ledge No. U , Omaha ; Allor- > nun lodge No. 8 , Oiunhn ; Statolodiru No. 11) ) Umaha ; Beacon lodge No. SO , Omaha ; ivo < - ttono ledge No. 165 , Omaha : Goodrich \0 \ ( , n No. Ill , Omaha : Wain lodpo v0 ivi Oiiialm ; Couucll BluffloJgo. > " 49 cot m-il Bluffs ; Buckeye lodce . * i-i ' n , ' , n ii No loil ° No6I Syracuse. , USNeu. Greenwood , Omaha ; No. ( ill , , uus , u.Nc,18l ; , Lounvillo , Neb. ; * r , , U7. Hamburg la. ; No. 8JI , Hlllsdale , la. ; No. CGI , Sbonaudoab. U. ; No.Jl'.i , Vlllisca , la. ; Daughters of Ucbekub ; Uuth chapter No. 1. Omahn : Ooldon LinK chapter No. 33 , Omnha ; Ivy chapter No. 33 , Omaha ; Alpha chapter No. 41 , South Omaha. Ololmillmi l Wn.itEH , Nob. , April SO. [ Special Tele gram to Tun BKK.-ThoOdd | Fellows' cele bration held here today under the auiplccs of Wllber ledge , was moro largely attended than could hive been anticipated , all the lodircs In the county sending largo delega tions of visitors , those from Friend , Dorchester nnd Crete coming by special train , The gathering was most successful In every particular. The Occidental band from Dowltt , the Friend band nnd Wllber Cornet band furnished excellent music. The court house was crowded to hear the address by Past Grand Secretary D. A. Cllno. A grand bMl was given at nlgnt. The next annual celebration will bo held at Western. doiiiHix , Nob. , April aa. ( Special Tele gram to Tun Btn.J The Independent Order of Odd Fellows ot Gordon celebrated the Rovcnty-thlrd anniversary of Odd fellowship by n grand celebration today. Koprosenta- lives wcro hero from adjoining towns. A procession headed by the Gordon Silver Cor- iict band , follownl by the cantons In full re- galla , tnadn an Imposing parade. Appropri ate ceremonies wcro held In tin ) opera house , to close with a banquet and ball. ( JKMAU Ku-tiH , In. . April 20. ( Special Telegram to Tin : Ilis. : | The seventy-third anniversary of the organization of the Inde pendent Order of Odd Fellows was observed by the Eastern Iowa association ut Marlon today with u largo number In attendance. The city wa < gnliy decorated for the occa sion. The address of welcome was delivered by Mayor Owen of Marlon nnd the oration of the day was delivered by Hon. J. It. Miller , grand representative of Illinois. Hoi.iuiKoi : . Nob. , April lt5. ! | Special Tele gram to Tin : BBI : . ] Tno seventy-third anni versary of Oddfcllowship was royally cele brated in Itolilrogo by Itldgloy ledge No. 11. ; ) . Largo delegations from Junlata , Mlndcn , Elwood , Hurtrum ! nnd ether points came to assist In the cxorclsos. They wcro mot at the train by a dclucatlon of Odd Follows , headed by the lloldrogo band. They wore escorted to O-ld Fellow ? hall to partaKe of dinner. At JJ : ) n pin-ado was formed , which marched down the principal avenues to the oporn houso. Mayor Dean , In n , happy manner , welcomed the uuosts to thd city. Kov. Mr. Chapin Introduced .1. S. Hoaglund of North Platte , who hold the strict attention of the nudtcnco for un hour. Miss Allco Temporal In a pleasing manner recited a poem upon Oddfollowshlp. Airs. M. S. Br.iss , presi dent of the state committee , gave a clear , well delivered address upon the Ucbakah do- gret ) . The program was interspersed with inuslaby the band. After the proceedings ut the oporn house nil Odd Fellows and tholr wives repaired to tholr hall for supper and a trratul social time. Disease nnvorsuccessfully attack ! tcm with pure blood DoWltt's Sarsaparllla makes pure , now blood und enriches the old. Tlioro nro soaps mitlo outside of No- brusUn , wliich prctund to employ Ne braska liibor. Do not DO deceived. Union soup is the Nebraska brand. Special iilis ; McctlM ? . * Tlio members of Omtihii ledge No. 39. Benevolent iitul Protcctivo Order of Ellis , arc earnestly requested to bo at tlio lodiro rooms at 1in. . sharp on Wednesday , April Ii7 , for the purpose of attending tlio funeral of Brother S. D. Morriolt of Portland. Oro. , lodgo. GKO. P. CuoNir , Exalted Uulor. E. O. BIIANDT , Secretary. o.vir.iv TO .us.iri : .1 X Ilnw n CIilcii : > Alilrrniiin I'roposos to Cluso ( iiirlluld 1'iirlc Itvitriclc. ! ! : CHICAOO , 111. , April 20. "It Is possible that the notorious Garfield park racetrack will not long exist in its present form , " says the Inter-Ocean. West aide citizens have forsoma tirao boon trying in various ways to got rid of tbo institution , and ono of the alderman thinks ho has solved the matter by an ordinance providing for the extension of JncKson street several blocks west , of Us present terminus. This , if done , would pro vide for tha condemning of laud through the track , cutting it In two in the center. An ordinance to this effect will bo introduced nt the next regular meeting of tbo council , and its passive moved. Such ordinance ? have bjon prepared here tofore but their passage has baen dcfoatod , It Is snlil , through the Influence of ex-Alderman Cullertou. Union snap employs nearly fifty par sons , till Nebraska labor. Other soaps which advertise to employ Nebraska labor , employ only one man a salesman. Which deserves Nebraska patronage ? Warner Miller IIiis Startcil on n Ho mlii Tour. Nnw YTomr , April 20. Ex-Sonator Warner Miller , president of the Nicaragua Canal Construction company , started west tonight In response to Invitations to address the Chamber of Commerce of various ci'.ies on the subject of tbo canal. His first stop will bo at Minneapolis , where ho will talk to the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday evening. Thence ho will go to Spokane Falls , \Vash. , arriving there ou Monday and afterwards to Portland , Oro. , Tacomu and Seattle , SHU Francisco , Los Angeles , San Diego , Gulvos- ton and other cities on the Gulf const } Mr. Miller will appoint committees in each of the cities ho visits to sollcitnnd receive subscrip tions to the stock of Iho canal compjiiv. He cxpocts to bo absent from this chy about n month. Union soap is the Icing of soaps ! xiiiti'u ur.t Ho Wrlte.iU r.nttor to the Coroner nnd Then Klllh lIluiHcir. KANSAS CITV , Mo. , April 20.-.T. B. Teller , a horse dealer from Sprlngllold , Mo. , com mitted suicldo this evening in a room at the Fifth avenue hotel , whore ho was slopping , lie wrote n lotto'r to the coroner stating that no desired toglvo thutofilclalai lltllo trouble us potKlulo and would Inform him that tha cause of the writer's death was u shot from a pistol In the writer's own linnd. Ho then placed the nuix/lo of tlio revolver In his mouth and Urea. Do-ith wai evidently in stantaneous. Iu the note to the coroner , win nlso a request that 1m wife , who was either at Scdiilla or Frankfort , Ind. , bo Informuil of his death by telegraph. The cause of the Eulcido is not known. Union soap excels all others. Loaned Tlimiittutvc * u C.ooilly Sum. MIUVJDKRI : , Wls. , April 20. A dispatch to Iho Sontlnol from Superior says : News of the arrest at Philadelphia of Cashier J. J. Hallowoll , of the Superior National Dank was a surprise. It Is learned that Hallow-ell nnd President Cadwalladcrhad loaned themselves - solves $3r > , OJO ami that thu lull or was naked to resign. The bank people were not satis fied with this and made no prosecution. A company of Philadelphia is on the bond of each Jor . ' 0,000. Cndwnlludor carao from Dry n Mawr , Po. The bank it Is said cau stand the loss If it is not inauo good. T.ookl'rig fur a I'lrnil , SAMOSET , Pu. , April 20. A posse ot farm ers , headed by Policeman Gilbert , have been scouring the country about horoslnco yester day noon , searching for ono Jacob Brown , an ox-couvlct , who Is charged with having as- suultod the 11-year-old daughter of William Young , a well-to-do farmer , living two miles north of this place. Threats of lynchlnz are openly made In case thu llond Is caught , aud ono of Mr. Young's sons swears that ho will tihoot tho.8counqr ? ) ? u sight. The child U iu. a critical conjition. I'ortlunil J'ernoimU. Poiur.n , Oro. , April 25 , [ Special Tele gram to Tuu DEB. ] lion , Lorenzo Crounso , assistant secretary of the United States treasury , U spending two days In Portland inspecting the sites offered for the now cus tom house. lie has beau la Sun Francisco on similar mission tboro. Tliomus Miller , general freight acunt of tbo Chicago , Burlington & ( v > ulncy , U here lor a tow days to look after a largo amount of suburban property In which be invested u ftnv years ape and which is uoiv estimated to be KILLED ON THE ELK1IORN Horribla Death of Brakjm'an James Mc- Qroury Near Fremont , LOST HIS FOOTING AT A CRITICAL TIME AVelt Known ( Irrtnn Cltlrcn Accidentally Ullleil Conchulon of tlie Annual Con- clavu ot KnlKlitft Templar l.ttt of the Ulllci-ra Klcctcd. Fnr.MoxT , Nob. , April 23. [ Special to Tun Hnn.J James McOroury , a brakoinan on Iho Fremont , UlKhorn & Missouri Valley rail road , mot with a fatal aceldent this mornlnp about four miles north of Mils ulty. Ilo was rear braUoman on the Uaadwood fast freight , which left hero at 1:30 : n. m. When ncarlng Patrick's sldlUR It was discovered by him self and Conductor Aid that the tram had broken In two nnd McGroury went on top of the cars and began setting the brakes. While dohiK this ho stepped off the end of the mov- Inif curs , failing upon the track In fro.il of Iho whcoli , nine cars passlnp over him , cut- tlnp ofT his left arm and leg. lie was brought to Fremont , nnd taken to a hotel , whore ho died at U o'clock. Ho was n single man , about 25 year- ) old , and had boon with the company moro than a year. Ills parents live ut Altoona , Wls. KNIGHTS THMI'I.AIt CONCLAVE. Annual Election or Nebraska Oitlecrs Fre mont ( U'trt tlio Next Meet. OitAxn ISI.ANII , Neb. , April 20. [ Special Telegram to Tun Bci.J The annual conclave - clavo of the Knights Templar of Nebraska closed this evonniK. Fremont gets this next conclave. The election resulted as follows : EdirarC. Salisbury , Beatrice , grand com mander ; Jainos A. Tulleys , HoJ Cloud , dep uty grand commander ; Charles .1. Mnch , Kearney , grand genoralissilmo ; TUchard P. Mlllan , Lincoln , grand captain general ; Hov. William T. Whltmarsh , Omaha" , grand nre- late ; Kdwln C. Webster , Hastltifis , grand senior warden ; Mlltou 1C. Williams , Yorit , grand junior warden ; .Tamos S. Franco , Omaha , grand treasurer ; William U. Ilowen , Omaha , grand recorder ; Frank II. Younir , Ciister , grand standard bearer ; Elias W. Hcghtel , Holdroge , grand sword bearer ; Thomas O. Hoes , McCook. grand warden ; Mr. Grcouo of Fremont , graud captain of the guard. At the evening session the Hed Cross de gree was conferred , which was followed by a banquet. 1C. A. Stevens delivered the ad dress of welcome. A grand banquet was spread. Mj-stcrlous Dentil of nn Infant. 13nvruicc , Nob. , April 20. [ Special Telegram - gram to Tin : BcnJ A supposed , case of In fanticide was developed hero today. The victim was the child of n woman named Ade laide Cain and the alleged father is William Brown. The Infant was only about 10 days old and was found dead in bed aloncsldo Its mother yesterday morning. It was buried last evening. A coroner's jury was sum moned nnd the body of tbo ehikl exhumed. A. severe wound was found at the buclc of Its head. The inquest held this afternoon was quite prolonged and a number of witnesses wore examined. There was not sufficient evidence to hold any ono for murder , and the Jury , while intimating that tha infant came to its death by unnatural means , did not spe cifically charge the crimo. Nebraska's Death Itoll. Sr.WAiit ) , Nob. , April 20. [ Special to Tun BnE.J Hon. A. D. Hiteble died nt his homo In this cltjr yesterday evening , aged 03 years. Mr. Hltchio came to Seward county nineteen years ago , and was one ot the most energetic nnd successful farmers. Ho was a public spirited and valuable citizen and a great friend of the early settlers in his neighbor hood. Ho retired from active business sev eral years ago. building a comfortable homo In Seward , where ho ha-j since resided. Ho was the father of Hon. W. B. Uitchlo , at present a member of the leelslaturo from this county. His remains will bo taken to Waukegan , 111. , for interment. Cherry Comity Litigation. VALENTINE , Nob. , April 20. [ Special Tele gram to Tun Bun. ] Judtro Bartow opened the sprine term of the district court yester day morning and acljournoJ tonight. So well had .Tudgo Kinkuld llnUhod the business lait full that not n jury case wus for trial. The United States marshal arrested Eliphus George , ono of the oldest settlers m Cherry county , today , as another of the band of cattle thieves of whom , It is alleged , John Little is captain. C. S. Wilsisy .lulled. Si\VAiii : ) , Neb. , April 20. [ Special to Tin : OKI : . ] C. S. Wilsoy , the sowing machine agent who was arrested hero on Thursday last on the charge of bleamy , had a prelim inary heating before County Judge Miner yesterday. His Plittsmouth v/ifo was pres ent nnd swore that they wore married at Mnryvillo , Mo. , Juno 10 , 1SS ! > . Other dam aging evidence was introduced , and .ludee. Miner placed his bond nt $2,000 , which he was unable to give , and was remanded to jail. Itrolu ! HlH Nor It. GHETNM , Nob. , April 20. ( Special Tele gram to Tin : BuE.1 Matt Shields was acci dentally killed at his homo this evening by falling from his buggy. Ho wus returning homo from town , and after driving Into bis yard attempted to leave the vehicle when his feet beciimo entangled and ho fell to the ground , breaking Ills nock. Mr. Shields was nn old rusIUont of Surpy county and WAS at one tlmo a member of the Nebraska legisla ture. Otoo Comity MluUtcr * Meet. NniuiASKA CITV , Nob. , April 20. [ Special Telegram to Tin : Bui ; . | The first meeting of Oton County Ministerial association hold at the nievcnih strsot Methodist Enist-opal church last night was well attended. Kov. Mr. Jacnby and Kov. Powell of Dunbnr bpoko. The convention was called to oruer this morn IDA ny Kov. Mr. Urccn and Kov. Proudflt of U nn bar delivered an able address. Ministers are prnscmt from all parts of tlm county. The convention closed this evening. Latter D.iy S.ilntx In C'linfureiiRe. NluniASKA CITV , Nob. , April 20. [ Special Telegram to TUB Bin : . ] The quarterly con- fiircnco of the Latter Day Saints was closed last nlglu. J. W. Wuldsmlth was elected president and treasurer ; J , L. Ulcffnndorf , secretary. The ciders In attendance were : James Caflall , Council Bluffs ; K. J. An thony , C. II. Porter , Wilbor ; Joseph ICnmp , Colorado ; K. M. Wildcrmuth , Illinois ; J.I ) , Uoldsmlth and Joseph Urury , Brownvlllo. 1'iillml til 1'iiy IIU lloiril ; Illll , WiMiKit , Neb. . April 20. [ Special to Tin : Bee. ] John Colkltt , n jocky , wai arrested at ( Jrotnn , Sarpy county , by Sheriff Burton last week and broucht hero to answer a charge of defrauding Josooh F , Kyle , of the Wllber house , by jumping hU board bill last January. After being In jail three days hu teUluil the matter this morning by securing thu hotel Keeper the amount of his bill and costs , after which ho left lor Grotua , Kecovcroil ills Itonon. Cou'Min-s , Nob. , April 20. [ Special Tele- grain to Tin : BBC , ! The clomontod boy who came here last week has recovered Ills roj- Eon and says his name Is Frank Stone und that his homo Is In Big Kaplds , Mich , tf Cliilm Ilo Wat Iiibane , SALT LAKE , Utah , April 20. Charles W. Austin , the journalist who made a sensu. tlonal and desperate attempt to rob the cashier of the Utah National bank SaturJr-y , wes placed on trial yesterday for Insanity. WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP , , Thi iciuli vt to ) v > r > > tiKrluiai. I At Iliuuultts or > u ( lir luitll. \ Cllc. A tMituplu I'KkO ttlltl Its IIBT9 ( 1 Uoi.lt . oil I > cruinl U'ey ' > uj llctuljr , . lllu > tnit < xl ) "n SUM , fralp , N'rrvoul r mitl lll'io plioAsev nnil thvlr treat , luent. peut ( culcil , fUr.i I'lidKure ' * .tuu , Illith H tl . Jlole , W.uli , ludll nk > l.'l I'KWdirllnrki , h. n , nulnsi , _ _ lie- * rf K t * . hul lfiU ( Hi I'ftlr , llu. plei , etc , removed. CoDialuUoufrte , at vOI'ecr by itn.ll. JOHN II. WOODSUflY , 0rmilologlccl Intitule J i Wet -iVaU Mtrcct , Xuw VuU CUy , Hl father to tin tiahattis son VIM nt ono llmo addicted to tll u o of liquor and cigarettes - ottos , but a rourtit > of euro nt n Kcoloy Insti tute in 'WMhlnctoniresultoil In tvhat VIM bo- llcvcd to no n complete euro of the liquor habit , but haa no effect on the clfiarotto hnblt. Saturday morning nn Incontrollablo dcslrotoilrlnk came over him , Ilo drank deeply nnd the hoUMin resulted. The examl- nation will bo concluded today. Tlio Houston euro is snfo and sure. AL'CTIOX-PJLAXOS AT AUCTION. l'Jl)4 ) Itiiriiiiin Strrrt. Wo linvo rcooivcd direct from tlio mnmifiieturcrs | 7) ) seven olognnt upright tilunos which \vo will soil nt auction on Frithiy nt ! ! D. in. Tlio Instrument a tire till A'l tinil wnrrnnted Tor fi years. They are now on exhibition at 11201 Faviitim street. WKKI.S AUCTION STOUAOI : COMTANY , Auctioneers. ir/r/i Statements CdiircrnhiK Its triiin OlliclalH. Hto nn JANEUIO , Anrll Ott. Dr. Utiy Dnr- bosii , mluistcr of llntinco of the provisional government , lias published n long statement In ropnrd to the reciprocity acrocmcnt with the United States. Ho says that tha provi sional government never authorized this agreement In the torras iu which it was made , und nsscr'.s that Dr. Salvador do Men- iloticn , Uruzllilan minister at Washington , received positive Instructions to maUo no treaty that did cot expressly bind the United States government to refrain from tnninnp n similar agrocmoni with nn Kuro- pean monarchy. lie quotes n letter from Dr. Salvador do Mcndonca , dated April ! ! . 1803. assuring the government that the United States would not mnko a treaty of the sauio land with Spain. On the Dili of May the minister at Wash ington wrote to the saino effect nnd again on Suptombor4. On September 17 ho wrote to Hr. Kuy Btubosa ns follows : "If the United States does not raalro similar treaties as It will not , with Spain nnd England , no other country can compete with us hero In the sugar market. Cuba , Porto Hlco nnd Trinidad nro at present our only competi tors. " On the 20th of October Dr. liuy Barbosn telegraphed Dr. Salvador do Mondonca : "You ian ; continue negotiations on the terms mentioned in your letter only now re ceived. " "Afterwards , " says Dr. Kuy Bnrbosa , "our envoy came to this capital and had In terviews , both with mo nnd with the provi sional government at Its cnbuiot meeting ana U was positively < l9lormincd that In this essential point the agreement should not un dergo the slightest alteration , nnd that the negotiations iu all stages should bo carefully made to adhere thoroto. " The cabinet to which Dr. Iluy Barbosa bo- lonucd resigned on January 20 , 1S9I , and on February 5 the now cablnct'promulgatod the reciprocity agreement , which did not contain the stipulation that had bean considered ab- solutelv essential. Dr. Kuy Barbosa maintains that because of thcso circumstances the agreement Insks legal validity , aud that the Brazilian govern ment has ample grounds for reviving the question. It Is said the minister of foreign affairs will open negotiations for a revision of the treaty. Denied liy Cicnui-iil Foster. WASHINGTON- . C. , April 20. General Foster ot the State department , who assisted In the reciprocity negotiations with the Brazilian government , said today that there wcro several errors In tha massage from KIo Janeiro concerning the reciprocity agree ment , the principal 0:10 : baing that this gov ernment had plcdgod itself not to inako a similar agreement with any European gov ern ir.ent. "Scnor Monos , " said ho , "has frequently denied the correctness of the statement him self. This government ( the United States ) was norcrxashcd by Brazil to make such a promise and , of course , never made it. More over , It could not have legally made such a promise , for such action woula have boon In direct conflict with the reciprocity provision of the tariff act. " A copy of General Foster's statement was subsequently sent In to SecretaryBlnlno nt bis homo and ho returned it with the simple remark that It was correct. When the dispatch was shown to Senor Mcndonca , the Brazilian minister , ho said ho hud already denied similar statements ema nating from cx-imulster Barbosa. Thcro was nothing in the correspondence between thu two governments to sustain the statement that tne United States had promised not to make a. similar agreement with any Euro pean government , Senor Mcndonca said these reports were being circulated bv the enemies of the projent government solely for political purposes. Ilo added that ho did not care to maUo any further statement on the subject as he was perfectly content to lot the corrosponccnco which had been published speak for itself. Dr. Culllrnoro. oculist. Boa building Tlio Iteo Goes Uvcryiv iiorc. When Gsorgo Mereor touched nt Acapulco , the land-locked harbor on the Pacific coast , on nls return from his South Araarloan trip , a party of Americans boarded the steamer on route to Sail Francisco. They had with thorn a copy of THE DAILY BII : and in It they rend Air. Mercer's last letter from South America , written probably a month b.-fore. It wus the first actual presence of "somu- thing from homo" which Mr. Mercer had ex perienced since ho left Now YorU mouths before , and tboro was a corresponding ela tion in the thought that the world was not so largo after all. Through the medium of a dally newspaper published way north Mr , Mercer nud his countrymen became ac quainted , and in that Mexican harbor an Omaha boy was permitted to read his own impicsslons of a country hua ! known to the average Amerl''nn. Truly the modern news paper has the world for n stage , Its audience thu millions of people who Inhabit it. Who can tell but that the King of Datiomuy Is now reading Iu Tin : DAILY Bun the story of his victorious ntnnznns anil the great battle they won over the French. JHMTIIti. A'litlcti of flee HIM nr lciun'lrthlt licMlJl/t'j cent/ ' : tacit n.tillti-inul Un tc-i chilli. OJllljUNIC--Mnry , iici'd 51 voirs : , nu Anrll STi. Qi U . ol'iiiu'rnl t-ervli'es Wednesday , April "T , at II o'clock fr.nu tlio rnxldunuo ot liur sister , MIK. ( iuDiuo 1C. Ilarkur , ; , ? th anil Jones streets , Iiiterinent I'rospout lilll voiiiutury. A prompt re turn ot your money , if you pet neither benefit nor euro. Hlsky terms for the doctor , but Kifo and fiure for tbo imtieiit , Everything to gain , nothing to" loss. There's just ono medi cine of its class thiit's EOld 0:1 : these conditions just ono that conW bo Ur. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It's n peculiar way to sell It but Wa tujvevllur nvxllelno. H'j the f/i ! ranm ( remedy for all lllood , Skin ami Bcnlp IMsenRc-J , from n. common blotch or eruption to thoT/ort.t Bcrofuln. It cleanses , purifies nnd enriches the blood , nnd cures Bait-rheum , Telosr , Kc/cmn , Krysl [ > clns. anil nil manner of blood-tnints , from whatuvur cause. It costB-j-oti nothing if it doesn't help you. Tito only question is , whether you want to bo helped , . . . . "Golden Medicnl Discovery " is the < 7iai ; > - cst blood-purifier sold , through druggists , because - cause you only pay for tlie yooil you get , The " Discovery" acts equally will nil the I/ear round. Mndo.by the World's Dlspun- wiry Medical Absociation , ut tWl Muiu Ktroot , Buffalo , N. Y. Y.GiLLOTT GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880. THE MOST PFRFECT OF PEII8. ntly want a now IDEA IN ADVERTISING. AUdrfs suddenly , v.lthout imtlrc , . A' . Vf O in u lut .IthrrltitiKI lliirriitl. ; _ . RAW AS BEEF STEAK Body's Fonrful SutTorlnp from Skin Dieosoo OoVorlrK Entire BoJy Oursd by Cut oura. My txiby wtin tnkcn very Mck wtien tic win tlirco month * olil.nncl In ft few ilnjri hcR n tirofiKltiR nut. \Vc oinjOoyptl hoth of tlio homo lotorft nrut they .rouM ilo nothing for him. Tiu-n wo font for tlie tort doctor In Union HnpUl ? , Mli-li. , nnil lie Oortoreit lilm for two prk , nn I Iji'tti t wor p till tito tliiici nml tlu'ii I took lilm tote to n ilixtor who o polnly i < 1l ciie , niul then lie Kot nor o tliim ever , i Then t InU my liii tinnil we hud better try Ilia C'l ltd n \ HUM Kin IM : nny way itlil not Invo liny Ideii they % vnnld ito nny eood , but In le tlinn two inonli * * ( rum tlie timu \ \ lu'ii no Ixvnn ' K.tintf them to him lie win entirely well , nnil not n spnt on him. 111 linlr tieitnn cronlne rlelit nlf , nnd we tlinnsht lie would mwny * lie bnlil-lu'iulinl. There wn not n f put < in Ills "hole tin.Ir , ln"eiinl head , only his 1100 nnil eyes , but what wii" in raw n bei'hlen'ic. t-'ci iinor tnere wn not nnytlilin : lint lionu , nnd MI nenk hu couldrulse neither linnd nor he.ul. Mus. FllANK llAltltiiT , WlnflcKI , Mich. Cuticura Resolvent The now lllood aim Skin Purifier , and gtontc t uf Iliiinnr Ut'inodlcs , clcansos thu blued of all Impurities and polsommt oleniunts. and thus remove * the cause , while C'imct'lu , the great skin euro , and L'UTKTIIA SDAIan cxqulslto skin Ik'autlllor , clear thu skin and scalp nnd rpstoto the hair. Thus thu L'l'Uii'iMiA. KIMI- : : mis : cutu every species of Itching , hiirnlng , sculy , pimply , and blotchy skin , scalp , and blood diseases from pimples to scrofula , from Infancy to age , uhi'ti the best physicians falls. Fold every whore. Price. Ci'TtruiiA. Me. ; FOAI- r.V'.s HKSOI.VKKT , SI. Prepared by Iho Pormi DlltHl AM ) ClIUMUUti COIIPOitATION , IlllStOII. nd for "How to Cure lllood Dlsoasos , " R ARV'O ' kln and sculp iinrHle.l . anil bciiutl- DHDI o lied by CUTICUIIA SOAP. Absolutely pure. RHEUMATIC PAINS. IN ONI : MINUTKTIIB CI'TICUUA ANTI- AIN | 'I.ASTII : ( rolluvosrhcuriiatli'.sel- ntlca < hlp. kldnuyeliost nnd innsi'iilur pains and weaknesses. Price , " > a MANHOOD RESTORED. "SANATIVO , " lh Wotulorful Spnuitli Iteincily , Is K > M vvllli n Written Cuarnntao to cure nil Ncirous 1 > U * caws , tilth an Wcotc Memory , I.OKI of llmlu 1'uwcr , llcnilachr , WnkcfulMCP.tl.ust.Mnii- hooil , Kcrrotnnciu , Ijs- Rllutle , nil ill aim niul Before & After Uso. losi of I'oncr ' of tlm rhotocrnplicd from life. ( jcncrallvo Oifftni In . citlirr fcx , cniiMU l > y OM > i-exeillnii , j'outlifiit liiillscrcllnnior tlie rxcoslvo asenftoliaico , npiiini , nr ; lliiiuln : > li. vhlcli nltlinnlcly load In Inflniiltr , I'mnumi.tioii nnil Iii'iinllv. I'm up Inciinrrnknt fn'iin M cnrrv III llicNc.it I" " kit. 1'iko tl n rncknEP. or 0 foi JS.vllli c\ciy ? . "inli weRin wrltton fjiiarnnloo to euro or refund the monor.ent liy innll to nny mlUim. Oiviilnr lice la plain envelope. Muntlon this | iin : > r. Aitdiru , MADRID CHEMICAL CO. . Iirnnch Od'.ce foi U. S. A , 35S Dcnilmrn Street , CIIICAOO , II.U FOIJ SALE IN OMAHA. HEI3. , I1Y KnhD k Co. , Oo.r 15th & DoiiRlns Sts. J .A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. 14th A Douclaa Stt. I'uulO. Shcnuliler , Council lllnlls. la. In that great and exciting game \vhleli Is ever being played between Health anil Life on ona side , and Disease and Death on the other. Abil ity Is the Joker , Experience the Itlnht liowcr , and Skill the Left. And these are all held by America's unrivaled Specialists , DRS. BETTS & BETTS Whoso marvelous success In effecting speedy and permanent cures In all diseases of a privateer or delicate nature is the woniier of the age , Syphilis , * ionorrhcea. _ Sperm atorrhcaa , Strip tu ro , Hydrocolo , Vnrlcocelo. Piles , Lost Mnnliood , Somlnal Wonknosa , Femnlo Wonkness , Sexual Diseases , Kidney Troviblos , Blaclclorand Urlnnry Difficulties All scientifically , safely , speedily and perma nently cured. Send Four Cents for 120 page Hook , hand somely Illustrated. Consultation l'"reo. Call upon , or .idilrcs3 ! with Blaiiiji. Q DRS. BETTS& BETTS 10 South Mill St. , N. li Corner 14lh nnd Doujfliu Sis. Omalia , Neb. RHEUMATIC PAIHS * Etop anolntln ? , and apply to the rjiot thit adits WOOD'S rontinuou ly. 113 F ual 'luvicr ' to ihlnto the pores , iicuctrate dcciilynnj Etoppalu , rtnilcia it far cujicrlor to ordinary porous plasters. O OI' DRUGGISTS I. IJ. V. Depot , yi William Et , Or ( tin I.liitior llulill ' < ; > IIi cl.v . liy alinliil -rliiir Dr. IliiliitV ( iolilcii % ! > < < Ilk' . It can bo given luu cupoi ccileoor ten , or In food , wllhcuUheknowJKlEoofiliopnUcnt. Iila taolut ly liarmleu. and will etfect a permanent and reedy cure , whether tlm paiicut li o moderate drinker or an alooLollo wreck , It li been clveo In Iboutaudi of cair.andlt > vcrr la uocea perfect euro iiui fol lowed. It i rvrr Kalln. The y leujonoolmpreitn tu witU Ibo CpiOiflit.n becGnif * an utter Impoeiibillty for ih liquor uptietlte 10 cilit , . Udl.llF.N M'l'.l'll'ltl CO. , Vrop'r . riaelnnatl , O. < 3-pu book cf uart1 i'l r * tree. To t * iiad uf Kulin & Co. , nth and Dim 'I is Sis. and 'Mli fi L'uinlnl . \\liulld.n' II al.o , Itiuco Si Co. uui KlulurJbOu Uru Lo , , Tt becnuso wo put thirty or forty handsome now inny spring shndcs In men's bo suits ift our window hot , this morning , that don't mnko spring window U shades oT 'om does It inny six ycnrs constnntly conllnunlly every bo dny dny In nnd dny out Sunday's oxooptcd thotion | coltl , the colunins of The Dec vvo'vo ondouvorcd to Im or press upon you two facts ; that wo carry the very hot best clnss of ready made clothing manufaclurod in nnd the whole United States nnd that wo are In a posi tion to and do . , glvo you moro value for the price- coltl * " * MmjMai i ! * 'i ' mm than you can get of nny ether house east or west. topothor Wo have tued to Impress you with thcso facts not It. only in newspapers but In our transactions with you. inny Wo lmvo sold you flrt Not in all our immense - rnln , monso stock of men's clothing do wo carry ono single or solitary satinet oi * shoddy suit not ono. Not many it clothing houses big or little can truthfully mnko tuny that statement , Every garment that wo offer Tor solo snow , is honest has honest goods in it is honestly made is honestly trimmed will wear honestly nnd Is but marked with nn honest price. Today wo * mnko n never notable offering nt special sale of mind wonthor. the A Thousand Suits clear may It of Clothes. up , Like the man who started out In the morning or wearing n linen duster trimmed with fur collar nnd - cloudy cuffs so as to hit nny kind of weather we've com be , prised in tills offering such n range of prices , ma terials nnd styles ns to hit nny sort ofn man with nny but sort of n suit. There nro sacks nnd cutaways never , cheviots , worsteds , cnssimeres , serges all wool nnd no , silk nnd wool plain , plaids , stripes nnd checks dark Oh ! medium nnd light colors , in nil sorts of shades ( except "departedshades" ) cents lined and half linocl. Tlio never prices at which these suits will bo offeree ! nnd sold nro did livitiff nny $5.25 - $11$14.50 man o'ro see . -$17. such If the weather don't suit you mvful we can. weather. DB. J. B , THE SPECIALIST OUT LOSS OJ ? TIME FKOM BUSINESS. AVrlto forulrculars. N. K. Cor. lllli and Parnam PU. . Oni ulin.No This Istho.Tohct Llsilit Itoadktor which nttr.'V.KVu ( > wilUoll tlii'iii fur sixty drysat } : i : > , iW. It. has 'i lueli enslilDli tlies.ls full hull bourliii : iirnl aluliniiforslnss. Hunt , I' . O. I ) nn locolpt of (10. We abO ! mil the luluiiibla , llartfoid und Victor. C'ataloiiio free. A. H. PERRIGO&CO. , l-iOO "A10N WHO NEVER DRANK nny thing but Sour Mash are now callinR lor Cream Pure Rye" is the statement made by a liquor merchant operating three of the largest barn in the west. This is not stranijo when you consider that the purest , richest , smoothest and most wholesome whiskey produced in America is Call for it and take no other. For sale at all first-class dunking places and drug etorcs. 14 DAMKMAND & CO , Chimp * FINE SPECTACLES Glasses , r tlio correction of nil defect ) < > t iMii Solid Cold Spectacles ) rumll.'JJ ' iip.v.irl Fine Steel Spectacles I I SI.OJ TUTU uiiwuM j Protootani Imp'ovo your uy.-sii it. 5 | rour eysi tostil L'-JJ ! > / a pr.vuov t- Oj ticinn. IMAX WIE/EJ ? & BIO , co i : UWMr-l I il. IAUSA.M unJ r'li. RECULfiR Army and Navy Soldiers iti the Ri'ffii'cir A and Sailors , Seamen and incs in ( he United States Navyt since the War of the Rebellion , who have been disohnrrjecl from the service on account of dis abilities Incurred therein whlla in the line of duty , ara Entitled to Pension at the same rates nnd un.lor the - an me conditions ns parsons i-en- dcHng the same service durlna the War of the Rebellion , except that they are not entitles T uiTlor the now law or act of Juno 27 , 180O. Such pors ons ro nlro ontltl cd 15 pension whether discharged rom the service on account o disability or by reason of expir ation of term of service , IT , while in the service and Una of duty , they incurred nny wound injury or disease which still disables Ihon for inamfii labor. Widows and Children of persona rendering norvlca in the regular army and navy Since the War are Entitled to Pension. if the death ofthosoldlor wasdna to his sarvieo , or occur.-o J whtla ho was in the service. Parents of Soldiers & Sai/on dying In the United Statoi ser vice since the War of the Hobol- jion , or after discharge frum tlio service , from n cause originat ing thdrein , lonvlnrj no wt'low or child under the nrjo of sixteen years , are entitled to ponbcjn K now dependent upon their own lauor for support , whether tlu soldier over contributed 10 their support or they wej-o dependent upon him at the time of h i rleath or not. FOR. INFORMATION OR ADV As to tillo to pension , ADOHKSS TUliimiilJURHAUOP CLAIMS , ' H' lt Ht'V IHlllltllll/l OMAHA , NH v' flilH llurouii is ciLiraiiKliy th uuii lite , I nu 1' i nuur I'n-rii .Mia thu bun . . vjJ i. l.x
