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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEsSnUKSDAY , APRIL 28 , 1802 , MO FUNDS FOR THE WORK Census Army Eecords of Union Veterans Hot to Bo Published. CONGRESS IGNORED THE' SUBJECT \Vlmt U \ \ III Cost to Complete tlio Work UK Alroncly UiHlcrliikon-Uttln Hope That the flutter VilIlo \ Continued. WABIHXOTON nuntutr OP THR Bute , 1 C13 FouiiTKKNTit STIIBET , > WASHIXOTOX , U. 0. , April 27. ) It will bo very unwelcome tiows to the ox- union soldiers throughout the country to lonrn tbat work nt the oonsus ofHco upon the veteran records has boon completely abandoned and the ranttor which ha > boon prepnrca upon the subject bus boon boxoJ up ana slowed away In the fllo rooms. It looks now us though the veterans would never HOO an oniclal record of their services. The fault llos with congress nnd tome othorn who nro lacking In Interest In the work. The last congress mada on appro priation for taking comoloto record * of tbo veterans of the late war , nnd work has steadily progressed since , but no provision has been made for printing the records. It Is estimated that the records will occupy ton or twelve octavo volumes of 1,000 pages each nnd that the composition will cost something II Ko $120,000 , the press work nnd paper probably ns much more , nnd with the binder's bill the workof gottlnc out the records of the votornns in connection with the census , exclusive of the work of compilation of the records thotnsolvos , would bo something Itko $250,000. Those flRuros slacgor the present house of representatives and no attention has been paid to Superintendent Porter's recommenda tion for an appropriation with which to print the work , and acting under the authority of Secretary Noble the work upon the war roc- drds has" been abandoned. U is expected that the ( Irand Army of the Kopublio posts throughout the country will DO hoard from as soon ni they lonrn the facts. the I'rco DrlUcry System. The house committee on postoftlcos nnd postroads have under con idoratlon tbo sen- nto bill extending free mall delivery to all cities having a population of r > ,000 , or which yielded to tbo preceding' lUcnl year postal re- colpts to the nggrogBt.0 of fo.UOO. It Is bo- llovcd the bill will bo passed by the house , ns It meets with so much approval. Under the provisions of the bill the following cities nro now entitled to frco delivery : Nebraska Ulnlr. Columbus , North Pintle , lioldtcgo , Norfolk , Falrbury , York. Crete , 1'iatts- mouth. Iowa Algona , Boone , Car roll , Contorvillo , Charlton , Charles City , Cherokee. Clnilnda , Corning , Emmottsbttrg , Falrflrld , Qrlunoll , Independence - donco , Lomnrs , Lyons , McGregor , Man chester , Maquokota. Marlon , Mason City , ftowton , 1'orry , Hod Oak , Shcnamlo.Ui , Spencer , Toledo , Vinton , Washington , Wnv- erlvVobstor Citv. bouth Dakota Deadwood - wood , Mitchell , Pierre , Unpid City , Wntor- towo , Yankton. Wyoming Laratnio. Idaho Moscow , Pocatello. Utah Provo City , Under the present law requiring $10,000 annual receipts , Dtcornb , la. , with $11 , IBS receipts and 2,801 population , Is entitled to free delivery now. MlKcollnnaoiiH. Fourth class poitnmslors were today np- poin ted for. Nebraska ns follows : B ration , Nomahn count } ' , D. C. Day , vlco J. Holmnn , resigned ; Conquest , Cherry county , W. Stoadmnn , ylcoV. . P. Slavton , resigned ; Ornmmoroy , Sioux county , Mrs. Lizzie E. Davis , vlco Mrs. M. Davis , resigned ; Long- wood , Cluster county , J. A. Willis , vice J. K. Ilabiiian , removed. Frank I1. Ireland of Nebraska City is at tbo Ebbltt. George P. ularlco of Garry , S. D. , is at the American. Brigadier General Stanley will bo retired on Juno 1 , nt which tlmo lie will reach the retiring ago ol ( it. Efforts nro being made to bavo congress honor bim by a special act creating' him a major sonoral in order that bo may bo retired witb this added dignity of title mul pay. A bill for this purpose was favorably considered In the committee on military affairs today and will soon go to tbo bouse. General Stanley's military services nro so conspicuous that It is believed that this unusual honor , * will bo bestowed upon him. _ P. S. H. NKWS 1OK TI1K AKHY. Ll t ol tlio Order * of 11 Dny In the Itngular Sorvlco ; WASIIINOTOK , D. O. , April 27. | Special Telegram to TIIB BEE. ] The following as- tlgnmonts to roglmonts of oOlcors recently promoted ana transfers of olllcors ara or dered : Colonel Jobn 1C , Mtsznor , Tenth cavalry , now on leave of ubaonco , will repair to this flty und report In person at the boadquartera o ( the army. A board of oQlcors , to consist of Lieutenant Colonel Jobn B. Parlco , iSoc- , , end Infantry ; Major Albert HartsutT , sur- jjaou , and Major William S. Worth , Second Infantry ; Captain William G. Sponcor. as sistant surgeon ; Captain Charles Keller , Soccma infantry ; First Lieutenant John S. Mallory , regimental adjutant , Second in fantry , recorder , la appointed to moot , at Fort Omutm on Monduv , May 2 , for the re- oxamluallon of James N. Andrews for tbo appointment of second lieutenant In tbo nnny. The board will bo gov- ornoa by tbo provisions of tbo general orders of August 10. In conducting the examination nil questions and answers will bo In wiltlne nnd the re port of the proceedings will embrace n writ ten record In full of tbo examination. Major Culver C. Snlffon , paymaster , will pro- oood to l'\nt Myor , Fort McIIenrj , Wash ington barracks and Fort Monroe and pay the troops nt tboso stations to April 'M. Second Lieutenant \VlllInm Boon , Second cavalry , will rupert in purson to Colonel Jamas Uiddlo , Ninth cavalry , president of the examining board , convened at the War department April H , at such tlmo as bo may designaU ) for examination as to his tltnoss for promotion , Leave of absence for four days Is granted First Lieutenant Charles S. Hall , Thirteenth Infantry , recruiting otllcer. Leave of absence for three months , to tuito effect on or about May S , Is granted Captain Jiunen C. Macklln , Eleventh Infantry. Tbo leavu of obionco granted CnuUIn louamln ! ] Mundny , assistant surgeon , March 10 , Is ox- tondoa ono month. Special orders Aprils dl- reutiaR the transferal Fast LloutonantJohn 1'opo , ] r. , First artillery , from battery D to light battery 1C of that regiment , vlco First . Lieutenant Josepb S , Oyster , trom light ' "Tihttory 1C to battery D , Is rovoudd. Captain Henry S. Ilowo , Suvontoonth infantry , hav ing boon found incapncltutod for active service - vice by an army retiring board , will procooa to his homo and on arrival there report by loiter to tbo adjutant general of the army. { JONC.ItUSSIONAI , UliUno'a Diplomacy Complimented l > y a Domucrnt In the lIoiiKu , WASHINGTON , D. C. , April H7. After rou- tlno business the army appropriation bill was taken up , the question being on striking out the tiQiisa proviso which prohibits payment for transportation of troops and supplies of the army over any of tbo unbonded lines owned , controlled or operated hy the Union PaclQa railroad ( including the lines of the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern rail road ) or by the Southern Puclflo railroad over lines embraced In Its Pnclllo system. After n long speech by Senator Morgan , the house proviso was struck out. Yeas 20 : nays , 20. ' ' Mr. Morgan was the only democrat who voted with the majority and Mr. Pottigrow tno only republican who voted with the minority. Tbo bill was then passed and the senate tJJourned. In the lloiiir. By an unanimous consent the Walker ex punging resolution , still blocking tbo way of Iho regular order Iho house went into com- mluoo of the whole on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. Mr , Hooker of Mississippi paid a tribute to the success of American diplomacy ana said that in dealing wjth Iho Cbllwn dllllcultlc * and tbo llorlng sea controversy Mr. llluino huJ shown hluuolf to bo a great stntojumn. When u man cutno to bo premier of tuU rev era'.r ut ho waj not a partisan reprosoutlnc- a party. Ilo wat 4 ttatoiman roprosentlrig ! the country. Mr. Hltt of Illinois moved nn nrnnndmont hnvlng for its effect the separation ot tno missloes of Colombia onil Ecuador , which the pending bill consolidates in ono mission , The amendment was rejected. Mr. Hltt made several odnrts to prevent the consolidation of mission * nnd the reduc tion of the salaries of ministers to tbo South American republics , but his eTorts ( were of no avail. Ho then ofTorcd an amendment to restore to $7,500 the salary of the minister to Venezuela ( the committee having cut It to T > ,000) ) . Ko quorum voting on the amend ment , the committee rose and the house ad journed. CANADIAN HIAIJRS. : : ItUSAIttThoy AVIll Sail Under the Mexican I'lnfjVnnlilnctoii Noxrs , WAStitjfQTOs , D. O. , Apill27. Oniclals nt the Stcto department place no confidence in the report tbat the Canadian seniors will bo escorted to the Boring sou under the protec tion of other governments. Tho.v srty ether countries would not perpolrnto such n palpable - blo fraud ana It Is not likely tbat any ether country would consent to the use of its flag for the purpose of violating the laws of the United States In regard to seal poaching. An agunt of the North American Commercial company Informed the Treasury department this morning that it was reported tbat the ponahora intended to soil their vessels to Mexicans and enter the sea Hying tbo flae of that country ; but that no ono attached much importance"to the report. The annual fortifications appropriation bill has boon practically aprood upon oy the fortification sub-committee of the house com- tnltloo on appropriation ! ! . A cut amounting to moro than 30 per cent has boon made from tbo bill of last year. Mr. Illnnd Introduced n resolution today Instructing the commlttoo on ways nnd moans to report a bill proposing nn lucomo tax suftlclont to moot all the expenditures for pensions ; nnd also a bill to lopoal all laxos Imposed'upon currency Issued by nu- thoritv of the states. A bill wast reported to the housa appropri ating f > , UOO for the oroctlon of n monument to William Henry Harrison , the grandfather of President Harrison , at North Bond , O. WfHturti i.'uinlons. WJHIHSJUTON , D. U. , April 27. [ Special Telegram to Tun But : , j The following list of pensions granted U reported by TIIR BEE and Uxamluor Bureau of Claims : Nebraska : Original Payotto N.Johnson , Joseph Roland , Mitchell Floclc , Uavhl Orms- boo , Benjamin M. Dorstlne , Iinlah Rosier. Increase Owen 13. Davidson , Hczo iah M. Aahmoro. Montana : Orignal Joseph E. McDonnell. Iowa : Original Molntosh Hill , Oliver II. P. Linn , Alonzo Vtncont , John F. Lister , tiamuol A. Kior. Knhraim M. Carter , Wiley T. Jackson. Additional Levi \V. Caulkins , George Ifautzman , Alexander Holnlnud , John 11. Coopar. Increase Levi Iligglns , Louis hnglort , Uobort W. Coulter , Goorco Olcott , Ell II. Holly , Isaac G. Clark. Joiouh O. Hiatt , Isaac Clnrlr. Hoissuo Jonathan Wil son , Joronitau S. FolUer. South Dakota : Original Godfrey Hnr- mor , Sunnier Metrill , William T. Donohoo. Dr. Blrnoy , nose tvnd throat. Boo bldg MSnr Ul.OItdJ ! . Welt Known South Dnlcotn Cltircn Accused ot Stc.illnp ; Cattlii. U\IMII CITV , S. D. , April 37. [ Special Telegram to Tin : Buu.J Deputy Marshal Matthlcssen uumo In this morning from Rosebud agency witb. Colonel E. George , who is charged with being implicated with ox-Sheriff LiUlo In cattle steallug. Colonel George is an ox-con federate oftlcor. over 60 years of ago , and has borne a good reputa tion , Tbo preliminary trial will occur Satur day.Several Several Blacic Hlllors have quit prospect ing , milling , ranching and cattle raising dur- iig ; the past few months to invent perpetual motion machines. Whether or not the lever has anything to do with the grip Is not known , but at loiibt two of the number boldly claim that they have a firm grip on Dorpotuoi motiou. 'Prof. " P. C. Mnttox , who Iivo3 about eighteen miles north of hero and who claims to have worltoa on the problem for the east twonty-sovou years , is today the most promi nent aspirant lor fame nnd'monoy. Ho has shown his machine to a number of his visi tors and on Saturday next in this city will place it cfti exhibition. Ho has invltod all the newspaper men of the city to bo present and thoroughly examine his muoulno. Ho will allow them to stop and start it , take it apart and rubtiild it and in every way test it. Some of those who have boon his machlnb bollovo tbat ho bos really raado a great discovery , while others assort it is sim ply n clever schorno , outside power being np- pllod in an invisible manner. It will rooeivo a thorough test , howovor. next Saturday. Two young men of this cltv recently in vented what all who saw it thought was a perfect perpetual motion niacbiuo , but the inventors fiooly admitted that the power was derived from an electric current. Where the currant wai applied could not bo found on an examination of the machine and it is on this point , tbo secret and Invisible appli cation of power , that they have applied for a patent. They oxpcct to sell it as an adver tising novelty. Another recent case is that of u rancher living on tha Cneyonno river who claims to have discovered perpetual motion and have a machine runnlug , but up to aato ho has re fused to lot anyone oxamlno it , Sioux Indians Tliruutcu to right. CiiAMHKitL.ux , S. D. . April -Special [ Telegram to TIIK BKK. ] Several thousand dollars were sent to Crow Creek agency a day or two ago by tbo covorumcnt for distri bution among the Indians. Cniof White Ghost and other loading Indians at the aironoy refuse to rocoiro the money nnd today Whlto Ghost wrote the following threaten ing letter to Washington : Commissioner of Indian Affairs , Washing ton , U. O. : Dour Mr The Indian tieent at the Crow Crook nironoy Is making u cash piiymont of about M pur c iplta. Mysulf , hovou ether chiefs and a majority of the Indians have hesi tated to rooeivo this money and If wo refuse to accept this money wo are throatoncd by the ntont that wo will bo deprived of seeds for tills soason'H planting , lean cot no satisfac tion from the agent as to where the money now being distributed cornea from , nor do 'I kiipw what rlKhti wo may bo nurromlnrlui ; when wo receipt for this money , BO I wrltuto you for Information and ask you for im Im mediate reply to mo In person and not thiou < : h the agent. When tlio Hloux In dians signed the recent treaty by which they ceded a lur o part of their reservation to the government there wax an unwritten contract , but In honor Just as binding , to the ctTeet that the Indians of the Crow Crook airenoy were to receive about * 1S7,000 In consideration of the fact that their diminished reservation loft , them less lund per capita than the Indiana of the other hloux reservations What has become of that money , and bus the appropiiiitlon boon made by co nu rose , or has the promise ot It bceu already neglected and forgotten Ilkoso many other bavred promises made the Indians hy tlilsi great and supposed just govoinmont ? Again wo , the bloux , when tno treaty rofornm to above wati signed , were promised lu addi tion to oattlo. huraos , oto. , & 5J uor vaplta to Assist In bulhlliiK houses. That promise , too. seems 10 navu bceu forgotten , and many of uiy pcoplo are living In decayed loir house * and tepees , ox posed to tbo Inclemency of the weather , thus bringing on Ulacaso and t > lok- nosa.Vhywlll the government bo so unjust to UB ? Why will It not give what Uduo and promised us , Instead of doallns ; out tmiall uaymonta tike that no IT being nmdc ? lees ) Uio government wUh more bloodshed , und will It refuse us Justice unless demanded at the miuzloof the gun ? la not thn blood shod lU Wounded Knee a sulllulont ronilndet of the wrongs practiced upon us , and thodcspcrato attitude into which no have boon driven ? I bog of you , Mr , Commissioner , to lay these fiieta before the nation's legislators and de mand justice for us at their bauds. Awultlne your early reply , I am , very respectfully , C3 WIUTK OIIOST. Laying the Corner Stone of the Monument Which Will Mark His Resting Placo. PATRIOTIC EXPRESSIONS OF DEVOTION imtlngnUhrtt Orntorn KulogUn the Nu- tlon' * Departed lloro llivcrnldo I'nrk Thronged lth Tlionsnntls to Do Ills Memory Honor The Scrucot. NBW Yonif , April 27. The seventieth an niversary ot the birth of General Ulysses S. Grant occurred today , nnd the occasion was selected for A most appropriate commemora tion the laying of the corner stone ot the Imposing monument which is to mark tbo last resting plnco of the soldier-patriot , ou the bank of the Hudson tn Klvorslde park. The day dawned clear nnd beautiful , with balmy broczos nnd a gonlal sun. Flags were unfurled to the brcozo from the peaks ot tod- oral and municipal buildings , nnd hundreds of prwato house * were decorated with gay bunting , and the national colors mot the oyus nt every turn. The legislature ordained that the solemn ceremonial of lha laying of tha corner stone of the monument to the nation's general should bo recognized PS a stnto nfTatr , and from noon to midnight tbo day should bo a gonpral holi day. It was generally observed us such. Cnthuroil Kurly to Do Him Honor. A general concourse centered In Riverside park , the scone of this afternoon's ' coromo- ulos , and in the earliest hours of the day pcoplo began to set out to pre-empt places of \ antago at this Mecca of the patrlotto'cltlzons. A grand stand bad boon completed to scat 12,000 pcoplo. It was built upon and around tbo concrete foundations ot the mausoleum , at the northern end of which rests the colllii containing the body of Gcnoral Grant. The platform was 200 foot long and 150 foot wide , with a small elevated stand for the distinguished speakers at thn southern side. Below on the ground were built tbo rough benches for the Grand Army voterar.s , U.OOO of whom were arranged for. On the southeast - east corner of the irregular shaped grand stand platform wore seats assigned to the Legion of Honor , while seats for the presi dential party nnd distinguished guests were placed in tno center of the platform , facing the speaker's ' rostrum and to the east ol the corner Atone. The corner stone is at the southwest corner of the mausoleum and this morning it hung in mid air , suspended from n powerful dor- rick. It Is 0x0x8 foot , of solid grauito and weighs moro than ton tons. At 8:80 : this morning the monitor Mtnanto- uotnnb , which had steamed uu the river from tbo navy yard , dropped -anchor In the Hud son opposite the tomb nnd Commander S. E. Gart sent a body of sailors ashore ladca with bunting nnd signal flags , and thcso were fastened over the unsightly derrick and the stars and stripes were displayed from ovorv available point. I'rcsldcnt Hnrrlgnn Chocrcil. At noon there was o big crowd about the Fifth Avenue hotel awaiting the departure of tbo president and his party for Hiversldo park. Troop A , Captain Roe commanding , dtowupon Fifth avenue and salute1 ! tbo president as ho entered bis carriage at 12:45. When President Harrison appeared at the ladies' entrance of the hotel on the Twenty- third street side the crowd choorod. The president lifted his hat and stonpod into the big barouche drawn by four horses , that was waiting for him. With the president were General Horace Porter and Lieutenant Parker. In the second carriage sat Vice President Morton and F. D. Tappon ; in tne third. Secretary Elklns and General Butter- fleld ; in the fourth , Postmaster General Wanamakor anil John H. Starln , and In the llftu , Sociotary Noble and H. W. Cannon. Other carriages which followed contained becrotary Rusk , Cornelius Bliss and Chauncny M. Dopew. The cavalrymen then wheeled into column nnd with four platoons preceding and three following , the chief executive und his party took up the march. The ceremonies were sot to begin at 2 o'clock. Long before that hour , however , the 12,000 grand stand seats wore hlled and the greensward adjoining was swarming with a pushing crowd of spectators , The Loyal Legion nnd men of the Grand army were the Hrst to arrive. The former occupied scats on tnetr private stand nt the right of the main grand Bland ; the latter oc cupied ground scuts facing tno grand stand. The speakers' space was fenced off with rod , white and blue bunting and was surmounted by a parasol canopy lined with the national colors. The United States band from David's Island was stationed lust beneath tno Loyal Legion stand , uud during tha wait for the president rendered patriotic airs. By 2 o'clock tbo crowd had swelled to 40,000. The arrival of the old veteran , Gen eral Franz Sigol , about this tlmo was the xignal for an outburst ot cheers by his Grand Army of the Republic comrades. Among the distinguished guests on the platform were Generals Schollold , Howard , iJodpo and Slocum , the only men now living who commanded army corps during the late war. President Harrison and party arrived at 2:15. The crowd cheered as General Horace Porter escorted President Harrison to the speakers' stand. ( iulicrul 1'orter'n itomnrks. After the David's Island band hud ployed "Hull to the Chief" and an invocation by Kov. Dr. John Hall , Gonciul Porter , presi dent of the Grant Monument association , made an address. He said the laying of the ' cornerstone was In celebration o'f an event which would bo forever memorable in history the anniversary of the birth of tha illustrious soldier and citizen whoso ashes would repose within the structure. The fund required for the completion of the tomb wailarco , hut the commlttoo hiving the project in obargo was confident that the re quired sum would soon bo raised. Two hun dred and fifteen committees were at work raising the funds. They were enlisted for the war , and they proposed to "tight it out on this line if it takes all summer. " There had already boon ralsoa f-O.i.SUO and the work would go on until every Ilrm and Indi vidual had nn opportunity to subscribe. Now York would raibo the money and it was the plan of tbo committee to have Us labors completed before Decoration day. Continuing General Porter said ; "When this structure shall have reached completion it.i donio will point the path of loyalty to children yet unborn , The hallowed mem ories whioh cluster about it will remind us of the heroic ago of tbo republio. Its mute clo- nucuco will plead for equal kncrlilco should war again threaten tbo nation's life. The blending of its chaste lines ana massive proportions will bo typical of the here who sleeps beneath its granite , and will recall thu childlike simplicity which was mingled with the majestlo grandeur of his uaiuru. its crypt will hold the nsbos of ono who had llllod to the very full the largest mcasura of human greatness nnd covered tbo world with his renown. Here will bo entombed his body ; his name will be eternally embalmed In tbo hearts of his countrymen. Ills serv ices will attest his greatness. Ho did bis dulv and trusted to history for his meed of pralso. His name will stand Immortal when epitaphs have vanished utterly und monuments have crumbled into dust. " J.uylng the Corner .Stone , As tbo moment drew near when the stone uuould bo placed in position , the mighty throng became quiet. Workmen turned the windlass on either side of thu blone With holds uncovered tnoy waited for the presi dent to scatter the mortar when they-would Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. receive the signal to lower tbo stone. The proildont stepped down" from tbo platform vhoro bo and the othonlUtlngulshod guest * iad boon seated , A gold , trowel was placed n his hand. Ho ( tapped over to the south west corner of the loundSlions. The crowd , which wn equaled only by that which saw .ho bodr of the dead general placed in the tomb , became to still , lliat the chirp of n robin 1u t behind the 'atahds ' was hoard dls- ilnotly , Tdo president stood on the founda tion directly In front olJLhn stono. Then ho massed the trowel between the stone and the uod of cement bonoath'ls'nnd the windlasses t > egan ta croak , In n moment the stone was In place , , " Tbo corner stone bad boon laid. . 'resident Harrison's Speech. The president stopped upon n small stand that bad been erected In the front and tnado a brief address. Ilo spoke ns follows : "Mr. President und Gentlemen : My as signment In connection with those exercises ans to do with mottaanlcs rather tbnn with oratory , Tlio pleasing duty of bringing to your memory today those' brilliant public services and those personal and manly vir tues which have placed the name of U. S. Grant so high upon the scroll of fame , and settled the love of a man so deeply in all patriotio hchru has a evolved upon nn other who never failed to do crodlt to himself or give pleasure to his favored bearers , [ Choers.J "No orator , however gifted , can overpraise General Grant. [ Cheer.J The most Impres sive and costly memorial that the architect can plan or wealth can execute Is Justified when the name of Grant Is Inscribed upon It. [ Cheers. ] This stone which has no'v boon laid , accompanied by this magnlflcont expres sion of public Interest , is only the top stone of a foundation. It speaks to us of a struc ture imposing and graceful in Its complete ness which shall rho with etoadv progress , without check or tardiness , till the capstone is sot amid the plaudits of the llboral and patriotic citizens of this great city. "Thus is his fame great from Belmont to Appomattox , in wheso honor thU dome is bulldod. I am glad to see hero what scorns to mo to bo a double assurance that the work so nobly planned will bo speedily consum mated. Your distinguished citizen who has assumed ns n labor of love the burden of con ducting this great enterprise , learned of his beloved chief to exclude the wora 'failure' from his vocabulary. " ( Loud cheers. J The president then resumed his scat. Kluslo followed nnd the orator of the day , Mr. Chouncoy M. Dopow , delivered the leading address. Uov. Dr. Hall then pronounced tbo bene diction and the guns of the Mtautonomah thundered forth a national salute. A novel feature of the program wai tbo part taken by school boys to the number of 1,600 or 2,000 , who marched by the tomb and scattered ilowors around It. MM. Grant , with ono of her grandchildren mm a party of her friends , occupied a posi tion of honor on the grand stand. The Chinese minister at Washington , with members of his staff , was present at the o-c- prcss invitation of Mrs. Grant. Ho has sub scribed * SOO to the fund. Articles rincol Hcnoath the Corner Stona , The cavity beneath the stone contains the following articles : Constltutiou of the United States ; declaration of independence ; urtlrlos of confederation ; the bible ; "Me moirs of General Grant ; " Memorial dav pamphlet May 30 and 31 , 18SO , containing among ether thlncs list of contributions of Ilowors , pravor by Hev. H. S. Stores and address by General John A. Logan ; a copy of Mayor Grant's proclamation , dated April 8. 18'J3 , to the citi zens of Now York , calling attention to the Grant monument ; a now American Hag , made of silk ; medals and coins from the ' United States mint , as 'follows : Ono Major General Grant by Joint resolution of congress - , gross , December 17 , IbOSj ono U. S. G < ant presidential ; ono Pacillc railway , bead cf Grant ; ono Grant's Indian piece ; ono "Let Do you want to keep your husband home at night , and keep him agreeable and pleasant ? He must smoke , and yet , you don't like tne smell of his tobacco. You can drive him away to his club out of just such things come misery , unhappiness and divorce. The trouble is that he uses poor tobacco. Coax him to get BLACKWELLS ! BULL DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO ; its delicate aroma will not be offensive to you , and it will not fill all the curtains , hangings and clothing with that stale disagreeable odor that now troubles you. Keep your husband home , and avoid all risks by having him smoke BULL DURHAM TOBACCO. Sold everywhere. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. , Durha-n , N. C. Instantly stopj the most excruciating pnlnai never fnlls toplvo cnsotii the sutroraj. For sprains , brnlsoj , bloknolio , pita la tlio rhost or slilos , lieiiilnc'io. ( ont'iac'io , or any external pain , a few npplications , rubooil on by hand , act like magic , caus ing the pain to instantly stop. For congiMtiitiH ; iulli'iini itlitH ; , rlioa natUm , no.i- rnlj'ia , lumbago , sci xtiiu , ( tains In the snnll of the ) > .iok , inora uxtomlod and repeated poated applications are noooasary : All Intonul piius , ( Jlarrhon , tlfsoatarcolle , pnsins , nausea , fiilnllni ; spoils , norroiisnoH , slw oploisiio < S | are relieved instantly nd quickly cured by taking inwardly " 0 toBO drona in half a tumbler of water , 0 cents a bottle ; sold by drusruiats. With RADWAY'S ' PILLS there is no bettor uro or pi-creative of Fcycr nml Asjuo. KING OZS. FOR ABSOLU'JELY ' PURE. JUST TRY IT. PAXTON } & GALLAGHER , omahaNeb \t i , ! . ' ) ' ' ' Every MAN can I if S'UUNOnd VIG OROUS in all retpu-li _ by usinc QPANIKII NHUVINBthegreat UpunlHli llemcilv. YOUNG MJJN OK. Otn sulUnna from liltRVOUS DI51JILITY , IO8T 01 . , BIANlIOOD , , convulsioni , ,4 > n. 1fAIIINO nlnhllyemissions ntrvoua prostration , cnusrd by tbouse ot opium , tobacco or alcohol , wake * _ _ lulntks , menial deprenion , | utio ( power in cither sex , spermalor- ANO ArrtK ln. i rhtua caused liyseltabuso and over Jndulccnceor am perional weak ness can bo ritilorcd lov , rfect health and ibo NOI1I.I5 VITALITY OP STUONQ MEN , We give a written Kuaratju e with & boxes la cure any ca e or refuud lit' innnry , $ j t box ; & buxet $ s FOP sale in Omaha bv Snow , Lund & Co. Tlie LarffMt , Fo U t and Fnc t In tbo World , i'ttiMenctr awujmudiiuon * uneicellod * NEW YORK , LONDONDERRY ANO QIASOOW. llvury Palurdar , NKW YOmt , ( JIUIlAl.TICIl and NAl'LES , At regular Intervali. SALOON , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE retosonloiTCBt tornu to and from thu prliicJplo CJOTJH , znsuin , IEISH & iii coimttiurii. rontia. Kicuriiontl. k-ut , malUbla to ruturn tf cltlurtho iilo ttimqur Ulrdo < t Kortli o ( Irvluid or t < i.Ic & Oil" uUc CutU ti UciiCritn ( : t iir icjitt tt l vi > t Batil , Appto ] anjr of our local AguQli or tu . . . UKKUUKSON UUOTlIUUd. CUlcaKU , III. us hnvo ooaco ; " ono Washington nnd Grant modalotto ; one Lincoln tnd Urnnt ; on * Urnnt reception , UoconYbor 16 , 1879 ; ono Grant's birthday , 18UO ; ono Urnnt's birth day , ISM : ono complete proof sot of United States cold coin * ; ono complete proof sot of United States silver coins ; copies ot Now York and Brooklyn dally afternoon papers of April CO , ISOi , ahd mornlnp paoora ot April 37 , 1S92 ; various illustrated papon. Matomontaaf DUtlnguUlicd ( ittcato. As soon as the ceremonies at the Grant tomb was over ProMdont liarrison , Miss Dlmmlck , Secretaries Noble and Wannmakor , Vlco President Morton. General Porter , Lieutenant Parker and Superintendent Ely of the Pennsylvania road took carriages and wore driven to the ferry. Tho.v crossed ever to the Pennsylvania depot In Jersey City , whera the presidential party took a special train tor Washington at 0:20. : Secretary Noble stopped oft nt Philadel phia to attend the Grant dinner in that city. Gcnoral Porter accompanied the party only as far as Jersey City. Do wilt's Sarsapintla cloansai the blooJ , -K.il IIKH * ' < JiiiC.l3T. OFFICB OF WiHTnan Bunts n , J OMAHA , April 37. f The storm center ls now north ot the Lauo Superior region. Clearing'waathar has pre vailed In the upper Mississippi valley and fair'wont tier west of thntvnlloy , except in the extreme northwest , where it Is snowing with temperature nt ami below the freezing point. At St. Vincent the thermometer nt 7 o'clock this evening registered 22s , at 15u- ford24 ° nnd at Asslsinlborno 'J0 = . It Is snowing nt St- Vincent , UUmarck nnd Ou- ford. Northwesterly winds prevail in the Missouri valley. For Eastern Nebraska , Omaha ami Vicin ity Fair weather ; stationary tamporaturo , northerly winds during Thursday. WASHINGTON , D. C. , April a . A very severe coin wave for the season will occur In North and South Dakota , northern Ne braska , Minnesota , Iowa , Wisconsin and upper Michigan , a temperature of 22 = being reported from St. Vincent tonight with n velocity of forty-eight miles from the north west' nnd 2'J = from Fort Haford with n velocity of thirty-six miles nn hour from the west. For Iowa nnd Nebraska Generally fair ; northwest gale ; cold wavo. For Misjourl Showers , followed by fair Thursday afternoon ; north winds ; n inoJor- nlo cold wave Thursday night. For Kansas Generally fair ; a moderate cold wave ; north winds. For Colorado Fair ; a moderate cold wave in east ; north gales. Dr Birnoy cures catarrh. BEE bidg io.wo.vj ; uitiKn rim : : Alany 1'coplo Injured In n Mad Ituili to ] > c.tpn I'rcim Church. VIEXX\ , April 27. A panic occurred In a Catholio church in Josophstadt ( Moro ) today , and In the wild rush to cscapo from 'ho building a number of persons were injured. While high mass was being celebrated the veil worn by a recently continued girl canto in contact with a lighted taper. In nn in slant it was ablazo. Some ono crlod lire , nnd n panto ensued. Women nnd children rushed from the lloors shrieking nt the top of tholr voices. The Jam was fearful , ana many of the women and children fainted. Others had their clothing lorn , nnd many were trampled upon. In the meantime ono of the priests sprang ever the altar rail nnd grasping tbo burning veil , tore it from the girl before she had suffered much injury. It is feared that some of the people are fatally injurod. * LoWitt'i ) > Snrsapanlia is retiaulo. ' J'BB' T Slornnlne Unlit I'B JL SJ ) So p rltlle r l _ CURE rrYOUR8ELF ! , , A k year Druggist for a / bottla o ! nig O. 1 he only , / lion ] > oioiiiiu ) r piedy for all . / tlio unnatural dUcbargts nnd J private ( llni'iti's ol men and tha 1 debilitating neaLtius peculiar 1 to women. It euro In a few lil S § without the aid or \ publicity of a doctor \'fltt L'nlivrtul American Curt. Manufactured by I _ Th Evani Chttsic&l 0) , ' CINCINNATI , O , u , a. A , A Good I Keep your5 skin clear , How To , Complexion fresh , healthy , and Obtain It beautiful , and you can rest assured that your blood is pure. If , on the other hand , your skin is sallow , complexion dull , and pim ples , boils , or other eruptions appear , you arc in danger ; your blood is bad. Begin taking at once Nature's blood purifier , the celebrated compound Kickapoo Indian Sagwa It keeps the life-current pure and clean. Remember that it is not a mineral prepa ration , like many so-called sar- saparilla's. It is compounded from roots , barks , and ( lowers from the forest , gathered at the proper season , and pre pared by those skilled in a knowledge of their medicinal virtues. (1.00 a bottle. All drup l t § . Kickapoo Indian Oil ! PniNCESS KlcKAPO ° - , " Pure Blood , Perfect Health. " kills pain Instantly nnd cure ? Indira- inatory diseases. J $ cents. A Written Ouarnntoo SYPHILIS to Cure Kvory Case or Money Hofutuloil. Ourcuro I * potnianfint rtnil not ft pntchl i < up. CIXMH trenteil seven jenr njio luu o never scon u symptom tlnco. Hyilocrlblimcnio fully wo enu tr.nl you by tnntl , nnd w Klve tlia snnio tronK puarnntoa to rurc or rolupil nil monoy. 'J hoe who prefer to inmu horn fortrontmoMtcnti ilo flofm I MO wlllpiy rnllroilfnra both was < nml hotel bllN while here , If o full to euro Wo clmlleiiKOtho world Torn cnio thai our Studio llcuietly will not cure , ttrltafor purtlcnlnn nml not tlioaxlilcnco In our seven yonn iirnrtlco with Ilia MnulcHoinoily Itlm boon most illlllciilt to otcrcomu the | irojiiillcc imnliist soc.illcil vpoclllc' . Hut uinlor oiirptrontf Kimmntoo thousands uro tr > lni ; It nml l > o Innrurocl. WoRuuranteo to cum or lofmul o\ory dollar , nnit nswolmvo n roputiUlon to protect , nl o llnnnclnl Imclilnit ofK/UAWlt Is pcrfocllr afu to nil wlio will try the truntincnt , Ilcrotoloro you hum puttliiKUpunit pajlngout jour munoy for JliTorotit , treatmentand nlUiouvli yon nro not yet enrol no onolin iiiilclbnvk your monoy. Wo will poMtlvolf curojou , OKI , chronic , iloop scntoil CIUM euro Mini ) toUJilny * ItiTO-tttKito our lltmnol.it ntniullnif , our irpntntlon nitiustnosi men.Vrlto us for nituo nn t nditrosioaof thoaoo tmvo cnrod who hnvo Klvon pcrmle lontoroforto thorn It cotts you only poU- ncotnito thh If your symptomi nro orn thro it , mucous pntchui In mouth , rhoumntlsm In boiiei niul joints , hnlr fnlllni ; out , iruptlont on nny pirt or the boily , fcolln of Kcnoml depression , pnlns In healer bones. You hnvo no tlmo to wnnto. Ttio o uho nro con tnntly tnktnir tuorottry mill potixi , shoulil illi- contmuolt. Con tint u oof theie dru3 * will Miroly brlnu sores nnd entlntr ulcers In the ml. Don't fall W writo. All corranpondonco sent eculoil In plnln un- vclopc. Wo Inv.to thomoU rlulil lnT05tliatlou ami will do nil Incur powertonlclyoulnlt. AJdresi , COOK REMEDY CO. , - Oumlim Neb FOR MEN ONLY SBOO for a ease of LOT nr PAILI O HOOD , Genflral or NMIVOOS UKiitnirr. woak- ncsnof body or mind , the airoctaoC error * or ex cesses In old or VOUMK that woc.itinotonro. Wo cuariiitcoevery case or mfimd every doll ir Five days trial tro.itinont itl , full course S3. I'crcoptlblo bonolln ro ill/oil In throe d.iys Hy mall , soeuroly picked from olf-rvatlon. COOKHEMEDVCO. OM IIA. Js UAOin I'miAT.i : HiJUIVTIS : , Safe nnd IllHUlU Cortaln to a diy or moiioy rofmidod Hy mall JJ. Soouroly aoilol from obsurva tlon. VOOti IIK31KI \ ' CO. , Uiiiahn. Nub fuT SHORTEST"LINF TO "CHCAGO [ is via the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y , as represented on this man. fCEDAR RAPID ? ftc" Gli/fT.PES MOINE8 Electric Lighted , Steam Heat ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 6:20 p. m. , ar riving at Chicago at 9 130 a. m. City Ticket Office : 1501 Far- nam St. , Omaha. F. A. NASH. Gen'l Agent C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Agent. \Vo Bend the marvelous Frenr llomojy CALTHOS free , nnd lo al gu'ir&ntoutbnt CAimoa w lilt : STOP Dlachnrari .V I'.nilx.loin , CUlin Knt rmulorrhen.urlcocc uod nCSTOHi : l.o.t t leur. L'sc it anil fa ? i/aatiifieii. Aillrtn , VON MOHL CO. . Bole Aurrirta IgrnU , rtadankU , < Jbli DR. J , E , McGrBEW , THE SPECIALIST IN THE TREATMENT OP ALLFORMS OF PRIVATE DI8KA8ES GONOR RHOEA , STRICTURE , SYPHILIS , GLEET AND ALL WEAKNESS AND DISORDERS OP YOUTH AND MAN- HOOD. IMMEDIATE RELIEF WITH OUT LOSS OF TIME ITROMUUSfNESS. Write fur o.iuuUr-L N. i : . Cur. HIM und Kurilnm Kta , . Om nhaNo IU K 0. WK3T3 NKIIVK AND IlltAINTItEAT- JIKM" . u t > otldofor llyiturlit. Il ) < ilnu8 > , Kill , Nou rnUlo. lleiutuiliu. Nurvoui l'rutr tea causul lijr alcuhoi or loUacco. W knfuluen , Mental Dtiure- nlon. boltuo of tlio Drain. C4uilnilu < inltr ] , inliorr , Our xilu lh. I'roiuitura } > M ABO. HarrouoJi , luit of 1'oittirln ( Ulior aor. liupoleuoif , l uuurrhtiaaiiil ull reiimlo Wvakuoiijn , Ihyoluntuy latiui , tiver- uiatnrrhoa caimuil by urer uxurildn or tha bruin t-ol ( nbiue aver liiduiKoneo. A month' * traatmunt fl U for 13 , Lir uiull. Wuffuirmituu vlx Uux9i lu euro K cli order lorubuiui , wltli li wtl | _ aond wrlttuti uuHraritvuto refund If not oiired ( < uaranlooli < uoi by Uuniliunu ) > ruu Co , lll'J Varnaui HV , 'Jiuaba l f < ir tliu Jluulliif ; of Donil Aulimil * . bids will bo roculvcJ nt the rootna of tliu Hoard of lluultli , Nn. lUOoiitlniiiituI liulld- lt\4 , until 12 iiuon. Mtiy 1. for tha roinovul of uuacl iiiiliuals for thoulty ot Oruahu. for ono yeur. Contraut to ronfonii with tlio city ordl- imnco iitul lie Nubjuct to the ruloa of tliu Hoanl of llu.tlth. A curtllled otiaoU of (100'Xl to ucuouiimiiy oauli bid The rUlit U rosorvna to rt-Jfct. uny or ull bldB. A. II. houKits. ' Bttcy , lid. of llcaltli. GRADE ORDINANCE NO 171. An orillir.iiu'o ohunglnu the itratlo nt Woolworth - worth uM'tiuo from the oust i-iirli linn of Sth ill root to \\cslotirli llnuotnil strout unil thu IntotTOtlnir streets , In the i-tty nl Oniiihn , unil rupu.illtiR so iniu'li of UrutU Urillnntifu No. LMHutiU o nnieh of nil orclln- tinuui In oonlllct heron llh : Ilo It onlnlnoil by the city counoll of Iho city of On.iihu : bi-cllon 1. Whereas. It luis boon declared uueessary to i'lmniii ; th Hnuloof Woulworth iivuuuo fioni tliu east uiirh line of .Mh nttoot to thu \ > ust iMith llnu of "nil strnol , and uorlftln ot thu liitor-tuotliiK streols hutuliuittor , llirco illslntcrpstod frooholdori lmo boon iinmilnlotl by the nrijor nnd con- llnm'ilhy the olty coutiull to apprulso the dinmnos toiioorty | | I'titisuu hy siild uhnimo of L-nidoi und Wliotoux , s.ild ainlsois | ) | ) ixttor tluly nuatl- fylnu iiL'cordlnK to l.iw and iniliilnx the liioporty ulTc'cU'd bv Miltl oliungo ot grailo liu\o rnpotti'd iiotliiin.iKOsand thoulty council hiisiippro\od tliosiiiiio : Thurcforo , thoKfado of snlil jiurtsof Woolworth - worth aM'tnio and InlorM'ctlmr strcuU. Is horuby cli.initoil unil ustublNlioil so that the elovatlons shall bo as follows , the Rrntlo bo- tttoon the points cltftl bolus iiiilfonn straight lines : Ur.uloot Woolworth uM'utto niovntlon rtovntloti of South of North Curl ) , lurb. Kust curb line at nth strcot III.O 111.0 Wuatcmrh line of 4th struct. b7.0 h" 0 KiistcuiblHH' of 4th struot. . HU.O 8B.O U'ostcttpl ) line of IlrdHlti'Ot 01.0 fil.l ) East cut b line of Jrd sttoot CU.O 00.0 I'oiiit ' on tlio HurlliiKton & MlHsotlrl lly Inul.s . fifl.a Mil Wust curl ) line nf.'itdslit'at ' 'd.O ' , ' 8.U Section 2. Orudoof ; itd htipot niuvatlau niovtitloi ) of Wont , of Hast Ourb. C'urb. South ourl line of William strout . . . . . . . 31.0 3,1.0 North cutb line of ttool- worth uvunuo . fil.O 03.0 South curb line ot Woolworth - worth UMllltlO . 11.0 00.0 North curl ) line ot I'lnost 710 7J 0 Sootlon .1. Orndo of Itli street Saiithcnrlilliiuof Wllllnmut ( .0.0 63.0 Ninth citih line ot Woolworth - worth nvuiiuu . S7.0 Sil.O South cut h line ofool - \\oithnvouno . . . . Si 0 810 North ourl ) line of 1'lno Hi . lit 0 110.0 Section 4. ijomnch of fir.ulo Oidlniinco No. S.IO und so inuol' of all otliuroidln incasilolln- In : tin ) kT.uloa of the tiuovo utiuois ns con- lllols with the provlylony of this ordinanco. Is liL'roby rcpoalod. Suction . ' > . This ordinance shall tuko olToot and bo In foreo f uini .111 t at tor Its IMSS.I j& 1-a od April UH - . , , . I'rcsldi-iitOlty Council. A novod April Mth. , HKMIBi Mayor. Tilts Is the Johot I.ielit Uoadbtar which solU fit * in.0 : ( > . Wi > will hall thnin for sixty drys at a'JUD. It has ! L Inch cushion 11 ran , H full b.ill bourlnn and all droii forslngs. font O. O. I ) on loculplof J10.Vo also soil the Columbia , Hat tford and Victor. L'atulo uo frco , A. H. PERRIGO&CO. , MOO 1JOJJOK bTHKliT. OUDINANCB NO. 3021. An ordlnuncc u-nintlii'4 mission l put nn < au thority to tlio Uhlcu o Ijiinibor Coinpuny to lay u track acioss 1'aoillo Htioot hotwoon 14th strcot nnd 1'ilh street , und across the nlloy In block . " > I In the city of Uiu.iha , tiiib- joct to cort.iln condltloiiH. lln It ordained by the city council of the oily of Omaha : bortlon 1. That poimission and nuthoclty , fiiibjcct to the CDndltlotiH horoln I'ontulm'il nnd r o furred to , bo and hereby Is Rranlod to tlio UhlcaKO IjiiinborConipitny , Its successors and uBKlciis. to lay down , operate ana maintain a lullway trueic across I'.iclllu utrcot hutwoun llth Htroiit and lr th htiout , and auroas thn alloy In block > l , In the city of Omaha ; xuclt permission nnd authority nnd all rlwhlH unit urlvllo og liotoln Kiantuil to ho hiihjuct tatho right of the city to MivoKo the HUJIIO and cituso such tt.iclc to bo riMiiovod whcnovorthomayor nnd council by ordinance tluill tloulniu that It In noooss iry for the usa and l.onollt of the pubInto ! luivosiich iraoUromovcd anil toltavo said hticolsuoil alloys forolhor usoi ; and such pennl'Hion and autlior ty shall aUo ho sub- juct to all ironoral oidlnanri'sof the oily , newer or hereafter In forio ronccinln . ' rnllroudt ) In u ild city , and usnuulnlly Hiibjoot to the ntovl- Blonsof Ordinance No Ml ) , onllllod , "An or- dlnanco ro ulallnv lh > usu of cortuln struota nnd alloys by rallrond vnuii ) inlcs for switch- Init imr | > i > MIn the ulty of Ont'ihii. " hoc - , Thitt thlsordlnnncti tuko olToot anil bo In loico from nnd iiflor ltd i > a ! > hau6. I" April lOU , Ultv Olork. K. I' . IiAVIrf , I'roHldont Ulty Council , Approved April VlSoV . - . 1.KMI8. . 1.KMI8.Mayor. . INDIAN DEPREDATION CLAIMS Persons who Imyo lost property froii Indian raids dlioiild fllu their claims unilor the Indian lo pro Jut Ion Act of .March. ) , IBtl. TIO } Umalj limited , ouJ the claims are Ukon up hy thu court in the orJor In which they are raielvod. Takd Notice tha tall contracts rintoruJ into with attorneys prior to tha Ast are nui-i null and void. Information given uuJ ull clulmb promptly attended to by tha BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS , lice IlillUllt , OMA.I-J A. , N HBl-iAS rVThU IluroMi U guarantee. ! hy tha Oniitha Hoe , the 1'lonour I'ress und thu Ban I'ninoUco KxnuUntr. I wna qutcklr rind pormniiontlj curudof MgliilKiiilinloni , ( oioiilulo Imputuu- cr , Vurlcoculi' , unil nu ull , trublul and C'lIIIK. uurunken urn * " * uauiml 1 } Hull Abu to. ThouauuiU ham IHIOII fully reitoruJ throuxl ) Ihli reiutidjr I trill mull the recliuof | IhU Uufalllnu tclf turn ( a uled ) Kill ; 11 lu nr < uaurer AdUron wliu II. 1'uiuict , Tupoka , Kau
