Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1881, Page 3

iss81. REMNANTS OF THE OLD YEAR. After a mo:t extraordinary trade in Dress Goods, caused by the wonderfully low prices at which we were able to offer them late in the season. We have now an unusually large stock of REMNANTS. These Goods are now laid out and are marked dowz less than cost, making the most SPLENDID BARCAIN ever offered in Omaha, and the Goods are in such quantity that there is really a splendid selection. Remember the first choice is worth something, BLANKHETS. Our new Cedar Blanket Binns are now full of every discription of Blankets, many of them bought recently at very low figures, and the other stock marked down tomaich them. Making the cheapest and best assort- ed lot ever offered here. : : Also a light comforts just arrived as good value if not befter than the best, TABLE LINENS. Now that the rush of the Holiday trade is over, we desire to call special attention to the Greatest , being a most beautiful lin SHED POUBLE DAMASK, TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH, These Goods are the samples of a large Belfast Linen urchased on such terms that er cent less than regular we have ever offered, Manufactory, which we we can offer them at goods. There is nothing whatever the matter with goods except that some are slightly soiled at the ds, which of course, comes off with the first washing, This is a splendid chanceto obtain ‘most beautiful and rich Table Cloths at the price of ordinary goods. A Cruickshank A Cruickshank ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, { —|1HE DAILY BEE ey ormer J6th and | 0w LA PUBLISHING 00., PROPRIETORS. bam Sta., Omata el 916 Parnham, bet. 90k and 100h Strecta TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1 year, tn advanes ( AL i M, TIOKNEY AT LAW—Room 8, Orelghton rongr ", . THOMAS, LYEY a7 L X, o e vl evinte, oo B, Ol THE MAILS. RNEY AT LAW—Ofics in Hangcom's Block, with George E. 1 TORNEY AT LAW—Oruicrmask s Buld A, % CHADWICK, TIORNEY AT LAW—Offce 1304 Faraham “¥M. L. PEABODY, TRmEe 2w-Patents Procured. @m AWYER_Ooo—in fox Sakin Tows leave bt once s o openfrom 13 t0 p. m. Sundays. TBOMAS F. HALL. Postmaster. Arrival And Departure of Attorneys-at-Law, OFFICE-Union Biock, Fifieenth an Faraham} D 8. EBENTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ARBACH BLOCK. CCP. DOUG. & ISTH TS, W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law, OMoe: —Front roome, oo riairs, 1o Hanacom's W. comer iftecath and - | of a sheep's REDICE 4 KiDICK, s-at-Law, nited States. Ofice, Furniam BL, oppostte "~ EDWARD W. SINERAL, AT LAW_iom # Ovelghton F. MANDERSOX TrORNEY 2T LaW~ e out of Omaba to Union Depot. OMAHA & NORTHERN NEBRASKA FAIL. 50 e S RICHARDS & HUAT, Attorneys-at-Law, Express___800a. m. | Fxprom.—.. 430p, m. "Dally Except Sandays. B.&N. B B in NEBRASKA. SANTA CLAUS FOUND Greates: Discovery of the Age. ‘Wonderful discoveriesin the world havebosnmade Among otber things whero Santa Clans stayed Ohildren oft ask If ‘he makes €0ods of 80ty 1 really he Eves tn a mountain of smow. Tast your an excursion miled clear 0 the Pole And wuddenly cropped into whatseemed ke ahole Where woader of wonders they found s newlaad, like oure, with more =, Leave Comnctt fans; Bl T ‘i Gt 0 and 11 S S Gountl Eol b 25 s 2o £ a0 £ . i Birds with thc hues of a rainbow wore foand, quisite tragrance wers grow Not long were they left o wondr o douby B ’\h- ‘had heard much. While fowsre of ox. Bi 1140 o, m. 635 p. m., 700 p. m., 750 p. Dally eXoept Sunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEYR. , i 0w, iy To Nervous Sufferers--The Great European Remedy--Dr. J. “Buscs, Champion Hatiar of WAMBUEG AMERIC N PACKET C0-§ . | thing to go to congress. I won't dia- England, France and Germany. For Pasmage apyy to C. B. RICHARD & CO., FPamenge: Agents, Broadway, NewYork | mative open, 0 long as you can get & rticulam. Loyl 3B, SINPSON MEDICINE CO., and s, X REMARKABLE CAYE IN THE SANTA RITA MOUNTAINS, Tucson Citisen. For several years tho existence of a curious cave nesr Greaterville has been known to the miners of the vicinlty, but the difficulty of thorough exploration has deterred many from visiting it, and half its wonderful ex- tent is as yet unknown. From P. J. Coyne, a well-known and reliabl prospeotor, who is in this city, in company with Mr. Johnson, a Citizen reporter this morning gathared some interesting facts regarding the cave, the sesult of a partial exploration. The eave, which is known to tho miners as the Aztec, Is located abont four miles south of the Greaterville placers, in & limestone zidge. Quite recently a party of miners. number- ing eight or ten, including Mr. Coyne determined o dlscover it possible the extent and resources of the cave and provided themselves with ropes, candles, ‘They explosed. nd other necessities. larger. In from the latter are two smaller cavities, and these comprise the extent of former explorations. In them have been found at various times in the past relics of Indian ocou- patlon,including arrows and skeletons, of the cave, evidently fashioned by human hands. This latter room is described as beingof marvelour beauty. 1t is irregular in shape, and is fall of all the various forms which the action of 1ime has the power to create. In one of these rooms is a group of al- most perfect statuary. It consists of a large block of limestone fn the ahape of @ man, woman, and child, the man being in the cenfre, 853 alsg having the closest -egemblance to bumanity. Ty head is especlally like nat of s man, baving the feat- ures almont distinet and_ surmounted by a hat. A short distanco away from the groun in the fickering candlo-light the illusion is ssid to be abaolutely perfect. At this point the oave disclozes the strange feature of being two-storied, to reach the lower rooms of which it was mnec essary to descend by means of ropes. Here the extent of the old explorations cease, and the sdvontur- ers had 10 bo careful lest scme new and strange feature of the cavo cause them trouble. In ono of a group of three lower rooms was found a h: stalagmite, which was instinctively called Pompey's Pillar. It is thres foet in dismeter at the base, and les- aens gracefully in size to the reof of tho cave, thirty feet high. This is probably 600 feet below the surfuce. Erom the rooms last mentioned a cor- ridor leads to a very large and irregu- lar cavity, and from this small cor- ridors lead to vory beautiful rooms, which wero given the names of dif- ferent members of tho exploring par- ty. The one asmei for Mr. Coyno s the largest in the cave. From what was named “Halo’s Room” tho party followed 'a steeply-inclined tunnel seventy-fivo or eighty feot long, which terminated in a large abyss sixty or seventy feet in disme- ter. After lowering one of the party. down the perpendicular sides from 4o’ moutts “or the tunnel as far as the remaining rops would permit (sbout seventy feet), and failing to tind bottom, the explorers named it the “Bottomlecs Pit,” and retraced their steps to the surface, resolving to return st some future time and see “what thero was in it.” The explora- tion of the “‘Pit” will reveal some strange features, as there must be some outlet to the oren air at the bottom. Mr. Coyne stating _that, while the air was oppressive and stal at a number of the remoter recotses of the cave, the atmosphere in the *Pit"” was fresh and good. Advice o a Young Man. Burdette. My son, it may be that as you grow older’ you will be seized with an ambition to serve your country in the hslls of congress. To this end, you should begin now to scquire that polich snd easy eloquence of lan. guage whioh will ensble you to shine in debate. Read the daily papers and thus familiarize yourself with the language and manners of the Ameri- can legislator. Cut out the offcial report of the great financial debate between the Hon. Mr. Cleaver and the Hon. Mr. Snark, that it may be to you a text-book upon monetary ‘matters: The Hon. Mr. Cleaver—“In pre- sonting this bill for the issus of 400, 000,000 copper dollars per diem, Mr. Speaker, Tam moved to say—" The Hon. Mr. Soark—*The hon. orable gentlema dirty liar and dassent take it up.” The Hon. Mr. Cleaver—*‘Sir, Mr, Sposker, if the honorable gentleman doean't take that back in two shakes I will kick the ever- lasting staffing right out of him.” The Speaker—*‘Thogentleman must be careful, in the heat of debate, not to overatep the bounds of courtesy and parlismentary usage.” The Hon. Mr. Snark—The gen- tleman is & lop-eared son of a gun from a wooden shoe county, and he oan’t whip one side of me.” The Hon. Mr. Cleaver—“Will the Rentleman atep out from behind his desk and put up his mauleys? Dance to me, you sucker, I only weigh & pond. The Hon Mr. Snark-T'll slap your nasty, dirty mouth, you venomous old beast.” The Hon. Mr. Cleaver—“Aw-w, up, skinny; what are you glving sh sl The Hon, Mr. Groans, of Texas— “Black his eye! mouth.” Other honorable gentlemen, from various states, ‘“‘smear him one! Send him one on the paste-horn for luck! Smash him in the snoor.” The Hon. Can Mr. Handle, the speaker, mildly—*'The honorable gentlomen will plesse keep within the bounds of parliamentary cour- tesy.” The Hon. Mr. Cleaver, jumping up in the air and cracking his heels to- gether—“Whoop! I kin chaw up and carry out any son of o thief be- tween Chicago and Oairo! If you don’t believe it, small of my boots!”” The Hon. Mr. Snark—“Hold me teen rooms in all, the corridora and approaches to which extend for nearly a mile from the entrance. They experienced groat difficulty, as’ their progress was fre- quently interrapted by abrupt breaks the rapldly used up the avallable supply of ropes. The cave has two entrances, which lead into an oval cavity, hence a corridor leads fnto a largs room, and thence into a still In one place several Indian skelotons were found in s depression in the floor do? Shall we wipe off his ohiu? The you like to publish_something about him? His namo is Abelnard and Heloiao,” all braiug and affection. sick a mouth ago ho took my medicine for mo, and when my son froze his ear that fish wen* around with his head bandaged up, just out of sympa- thy. present, now, you bet.” - oditor. “A rat trap.” ““‘What does he do with a rat trap?” “‘He sets it and plays mouse. He'll dart into that trap snd hollor I bull till some one lats him out. just reckon he has fan to bimsslf, He broko ihotrap the other day, but he Bdidn’t notice it. us see him?” asked the city editor. stranger. be the remaindor of tha winter, getting up plans for a Pa: canal. pent right across the isthmus and run tho ships down his throat, to awallow, you know, and when they reach the Paciticside he cuts open the serpent and they sail out, l walkiog srcund in the yard, taking & sort of sieata,and ho fell, and sprained his knee.," ftor. recting himself. foot fence and came down on his thumb,” liar?” asked the city editor. much right to a fish aes Georgia man to a dogl his pu bunio; can lick avy deraed dog Georgis proprieior of Heloiso marched away, offoring to bet that his fish could repest more bible verses than any cur outside of a Pres- byterian orphan to twenty, movey u NEBRASKA LEGISLATUKE, Hit him in the | ] Turk. F. Cady. 0. Howe. can people really do not have very much respect for congress, aa a body. They ate always sorry to see it in ses- sion. They ate always glad when it adjourns. Tndividually, the mem- bers of congress are, I believe, good citizens, good neighbors, good men. But for a lot of good raw material, my boy, they can mako the meanest aggregate whon they get togather. Don't worry about going to congress, Telomachus. Go to_the mines, or join theminstrels. Your parents will think more of you. THE SAGACITY OF ANIMALS. A STRIPED BASS THAT IS ONE OF THE WORLD, Brookisn Eagle. “1 see an item in one of the papers about a dog down inGeorgia that stolo a vickel and bought some meat. T like stories about animals, because T bave some very sagaclous animals my. self. Did you ever hear about that striped bass of mine? I got him two years ago up in Pennsylvanis. He's the most sagacious.cusa in this world.” on't think 1 know him,” replied tho city editor, to whom this question was addressed. “‘Ts be particularly smart?” “He done a thing recently that mado some talk tn our neighborhood. We had company for supper ene night, and the cat stole the meat while my wite wasn'tlooking. Took it right off the stove. What dc you suppose that fish did? He just flopped out of his tub and crawled into that pan, and began to cook himself! He didn't propose to have snybody go away from my house hungry. My wife snatched him out of the pan and slung him back Into the water. Ten minutes afterwatd she found him trying to scalo himeelf with a plece of tin. Fact. Anc she had to send for some ‘more meat before he'd let up. < Hb's a knowing one, that bass, A couple of weeks aqo ho had a row with the ser- vant girl. It was her place to feed him with spiders, and sho forgot him for two days. He didn't say much, but the third day he began to rare around and tear thing:. How do you think he got even with that girl?” “Haven't the remotest idea,” said the chief editor. “Why, he just went snd hid_some spoons in hertrunk. We missed em, scarched her room and discharged her without a character. The way we found it out was his trying to play the ssme dodge on my wife for not allowing him to slecp In the tea- kettle durlng the cold anap. It takes the whole family to got ahead of that fish.” Yesterday the water froze stiff in his tub, and he putup s danger signal and was skating around it on bis tail and trying to fall in when we found Lim. 1 broke tho ica for him and that night ho sent me bill for $18, becauce the sudden thaw had re- duced his stock aud ho felt ho must Taise the price. I gave a dollar for him, aud cheap he was,” ““As I thould say,” conceded the city editor. “Ho's a remarkiblo bass. Oae night, not long ago, I heard the derndest row you ever seen. Went down etairs, and there ho was, sitting on the side of a tub, aud a class of cockroaches was readinz. ‘It is a man, Who is tho man? ~ Has ho a boil on kis chin? Ho has two boils on his chin. What_shall the man man shall wipo off his chin.” That fish had got hard up aud started a night school, and wes making 20 s month, OF course, I had to bust that conldn't staud the noise. Would “What do you call him that for?” *“’Cause he likes it, and 'cause he's When I was We made him a nice Christmas *What was 112" inquired the city < a You So be went in t thero for forty-eight hours, g for the spring to catch him.” ““Can’t you bring him down and let “‘Well, not exactly,” stammered the ““He's busy now and will He's ma ship His idea is to put tho sca ser- He's got Bosidea he's lame.” ‘Hurt himself 1" s, Yesierday morning he was “‘His what!” dsmanded the city ed- *‘His fin,” said the strangor, cor- ““Ho fell over a ten- “Do you know yeu're an awfal “No, I ain't. Haven't I got as Aiw't my fish as smart as ! Busides, my fish has got nd tho spring-halt, and he theatate of now, you hear me,” and the the Abelhard and ylom for a hundred The Senate. The official list of senators in the lature of Nebraska is as follow 1st Distrit—R. A. Wherry, W.W. 2d District—William Daily. 34 District—C. H. Van Wyck, H. 4th District —0. K. Taft. 5th District—G. W. Doaxs, Jxo, 6th District—J, C. Meyers. 7th District—$, B. Taylor. 8th District—J. F. Burns, 9th District—John Zuhruog, 10th District—Isaac Powers, 11th District—B, K. Smith, 12th District—J, W. Perkias, 13th District—Y. R. Morse. 14th District—M. K. Turner, man, and unors W. Brown, rep. A S Bl ney, H. C. We Duady, Chase, Hitcheock, low, aud unorgan'zed_territory, con- teat botwe:n R. B D. Carrigan, dem. McKin les W. D. Gray, rep Outs, Broires, Rhoum, Fevor Sores, Tottor, Ohapp- ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eraptions. This Salve s guarantoed to givo perfect satiafac: tiod In avery case or monoy re fandod, Price 25 conts per box, 8dly whith cures by abiorption, for this moted cure paratory to, or after tal . 4 tsimple purgative they are unequaled. with the impress PILL, Isthe Best and Most Agreeable Preparation For Constipation, Biliousness, Eenanche Korpia Tiver: v L. Schick, M. B. Raymen, rep. Sixth—Otoe, Nelso Overton, F. T. Ransom, J. O. Moore, J. M. Par. 17, rep. Beventh—Lancaster, N. C. Abbott, C. 0. Whedon, N. T. McClan, R. B, Grahsm, rep. Eighth—Ssundors, H. H. Shedd, Benjamin Jobnson, J. E. Scott, rep, Ninth—Cass, R. B. Windham, Jss, Hall, H. D. Root, rep. Tenth—Sarpy, Amos Gates, dem, Eleventh —Douglss, W.J. Broatch, H. Bolin, J. H. Kyner, P. M. Mul. len, E, M. Bartleti, S." K. Jackson, rep.; W. A, Paston, J. A. MoShane, dem, Twelfth—Dodge, Wm. Fried, J. R. Cantlin, rep. Thirteonth—Washington, H. Sprick, J. B. Baily, rep. Fourteenth—Bart, J. C. Laoghin, rep. Fifteenth—Cuming, A. 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DAY 1NEY PAD GO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. s reen for oar litla book, Wheress default haa been made in ths condt | & ourtain chattel mortgage bearing dato . vah Banister o1 fo5lowing goeds and cha S0 chairs, 10 kiichea tabies, one extc Jduzen e There s now due | action on the 5 office door i Léinis Enown as 1100 €, o satiely said IPAAC EDWARDS, Assignee of ai I IRON FEH down, somebody! T'mthe bad man | Ibth District—A. J Err: orrhoids, Inatsposition, and all Cerme. Vet i - J. e from - i froms river distsiot, andI eat raw | 16th District—E. C. Wane, Sreicd state ol ful syatem. 1o1 and ot | :phlw L Where do you want to be | 17th District—C. H, Gore, C. W. | Ladies and children, and these who disiika 4 it firat Price. taxing pillg and nauseous medicines, are espe- anl And just bere, the police. on their | 18th District—J. R. Eevi S Rl TR e o way to close a disorderly house in the | 19:h Distrist ¥, 1. g:'r‘;;.m,, 10 Cases That merd whh i o1 B areatiee | roft, MK b neighborhood, steppod in and closed the debate. From this pago of congressionsl history, myso, you can_see how to direct your reading in order to acquire a sufiicient knowledge of financial ‘matters to participate in a debate on the fandingbill. It may bs a grand courage you, my. dear by, if your ambition leans in that direction Still, s0 long as you have an alter- sieady situstion as chambermaid Heecock, J. R fel, Chas. Cole, rep. H. Jackson, rep. 20th District—H. M. Woekn, 2let Distriot—THos. Gramax, 224 Distriot—Martin Barnes, 234 Districi—J. B, Dinsmore, 24th District—C. E. Coon, 25th District—Sidney Baker. 26th District—Henry Snyder, < HOUSE OF REPRELENTATIVES, First District—Richardson, P. §, Dowty, John' Kloep. J. L Linz, A Elijsh Filley, H, H, Second—Pawnee, Third—Gage, in a livery stable or clerk on s maft, T wouldn't advise you to your heart on congress. The Amer. Silver, rej Fourth—Jokneon, J. 8. Daw, A. A, | i e el s oy Carman, rep. pliances on the American Cont=aat Gathurtic;or aperient medicine, And while 1 pro: dnces the Saume rean entirely free from totiers. Packediin Price25cts. Large boxes 6oc. SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRUGGISTS. ————— Before Purchasing Axt Foxx of So-Called Band, or Appliaace represented tocuro Nervo Chratic” i Speca’ Dissses s fo he PO VERMACHERGALVANICOS, 13310 Siroe:, San Fravcisen, o) e agents named. 1 13 conl objections comimon in boxes only. Goo’mun, Wholesale Agents, Omsha, Neh. Pampi ., for t and **The Eiectric Review,’ and you The ».°G, ne Eletric A7- | at Omaia, Dongias court | ¥ waid company | oiar. iy | 1'be located | ald compa { ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS | and St Pu Transfor Dero Returning, loa therefore sell maid | riviag at Sioux th | Pacifc Teantor | Ba MIC iption of | Compomediarzely 1 the best angc Wire i | Bt in tha beatbecaas Do | highiy polished surfacs ove \UNDERTAKER! Metalle Cases, Cofins, Caskets, | From COUNCIL BLUFFSto DULUTH, or BISMAROK, B p , wad St. Pagl Chicage & .\ul’fllweslfrhi’ KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsurpassec or Foul Kidneys, I Nervous Debility, o Bladder Nigeases Poisoning, in i All Ticket Agenta can seil vou Throngh Tickets | Other Perws It not fons st jonr office to you Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS ever: Change of Cars! WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRAR Y BURLINGTON & {UINCY PULLMAN SLEEPEA DINING GARE 3 ppreciatiog tho fact that peopla prefor CHICAGO ' & NORTH-WESTERN : R Caretully examina this Map, on this road. Junction points. 5320 pm, ar 5 & m., and Unlon Dopo hat ot tek AXLE GREASE MICA MANUFACTURING CO., 81 MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGD. nd 114 raphic orders promptly attendad to. Qverall ot prineipa Tt is tha on MARVIN UGHITY, Gen't Manager, Chicago. s HARRY P. v JBELL, Tiket A JAMEST. CLARI for Wesle Topsy, Bright's Disease, Loss of i oy Obstructions K so for Yellow Fever alarial sectiors, TPER BERRIZS aod RARLEY MALT wo b Kidneys and Organs, rem . e Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use. *Grocers, wa will sead ropaid LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, Ilis. ywhere ELE, JOHNSON & CO., wh !bétifikltigmu, i . A EXAMINING THIS MAD, T = AT TS XAYSAS Y CHICAGO, RO A 50, w5 ol amesgte imor s B9 Sioon, WY Bed AM.5. ey ALAS AL v I Ot B ar e B b e g & Ay T T A & Hirannon & ) AL WEST LibEiy with DB, C.R.& 51 9y A% @i, vic Conteat lown it At Des o AeDovvcis B A o passing tvor the o lows. tn one of | ¥ou Got an entire Az nisicluss Boter, majority of the T Tor different. ¥ buminons onty %o centa, AL ATCHISON, With Ai i\ Sang ieh' & N mid Con: e 0 B B = R o “At KA NS CITT, with i Hoes for tne and Soutiwest. 5 4 ANNAS CPTY, 3 TCHT erom: Mongi, &=, EEORIA. WER Mox, SN e LR Known e (e Great Hock Tatnid Eeuts’ ata mak: 3 Sintes tnd Canada: 3 Ainabie B your home (iciet offes, address. A ISINE, . 8T, JOFN. L.L. Cau't Saperibtendant. >4 e e T THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP R Proves beyond any reasonable questlon that tho - o eon'd + Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West, North and Northwest. ' 3 The Principal Cities of the West and Northwest re Statlo Its through trains make close counections With the trains of 4il ra/ rouds 46 Is by all 0dds the best road for you to take when trave A " SHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY THE CHICACO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, ¥ o at uses the - PULLMAN 'HOTEL DINING CARS. = o4 that runs Pullman Sleeping Cars North or North € has? MILESOF 10 t “Winon: “Mily Coupon das. 7 member to ask for Tikets via thi s r0ad, be sure they read o L, Ticke: Agent C. E KIMBALL, Ass» CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS And Everything qutainjng to the Furniture an WINDOW SEHADIES. * wolstery Trade, A COMPLETE ASS. F™T 0F NEW C00D3 AT THE LOWHS. ICES. OEx BEIVERIOIX o0 %o th st 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. | DETALORCE] DESHITCHOOCK = asIza AR WORKS | VIRE EBS, Manager. CORITT EDOCLAS Sz e D ckaaNKS EQ AR