Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 18, 1881, Page 3

- - THZ DAILY BEE OMAKA PUGLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS. 916 Faruham, bei. in and 106 Streets ‘TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1 Oopy 1 year, in advance postpald). the ST -48.00 %0 B e TIME TABLES. THE MAILS. C AN, '.ll‘l"-. m., 240 p. m. 0. QEMoa 2300 p. m. BI&P. l"-.{‘i.-‘ ialiae s rel ; we daannn i mipErg Lz & ‘Bundays Excepted. | Sundays * CHIPAGO.ROCK ISLAKD & PACIFIC. 00 n .| Mal...... 1080 p. . Express.... 1090, m. ‘oniy Tine running oat of Omska to Union Depot, ~ OMAHA & NORTHERN NEBRASEA LAIL- ... S0pm | B s T P ABABH, Sr, LOUI & FAGFIG, | Loave Ormmin, daly$ & ., 92, 10 8 1., T ria 7. e 8b.m, 67 T OB Gommll Blat; 825 8. m, 83551, 1050 m Tiba e B b B2 B, M B0 . o 656 . ., 638 . T oo irips on Bunisy, el Ouiaia st § and 11 e Sand bp. Biuls & 935, TR st 23 and 635 p. . [ris—_—y Lesve Omaha:—ta. m., 7. o m, 830 . m, 1 . m., 450 p. m., 732 \ve Council Biufe 0 B0 m., 1140 .0, 2.5:35 p. ., 790 p. ., TH0 P m Datly except Bunday OMAAA & REPDBGICAN VALLEYR. , saavE, ammE Ml 10385 8. 85 pm. OMAHA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ART EMPORIUNS. J. U. ROSES an 1516 Doige StociEn ¥ siniinge, Co riogn, ol Pt a Funcr Bermes, FramitgaSoeciany. Low prioa: 7. BORNER, 180 Douglas §t. Good Styles. ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE. JOBN L. McCAGUE, opposite postoffice. W. R. BARTLETT, 817 South 18th Street, A . LAROR, Jr,, Room 2, Creighton Hlock. DUFRENE &MENDELSSHON, ARORTITECTS, Room 4, Creighien Block, {BOOTS AND SHOES. - JAMES DiVINE & ©0., Fine Boots and Shoes. A good sssortment of home work on hand, cor. 12th and Harney. THOS ERICKSON, S. E. cor. 6th aad Donglas N FORTUNATUS,} 005 10th Bt., ma-ulactures tc_order good work @t tair prices.Repairing doge, BED SPRINCS- 3. F. LARRIMER, Manoactarer, Visschers BIE. BOOKS, NEWS AND STATIONERY 3.1, FRUBHAUY, 1015 Farnham Street. BUTTER ANDECCS- MCSEANK & SCHEOECER, thejolde:t B. and E. braska, red 167. iba. house in Net is CARRIAGES ROAD WAGONS W SNYDEE, No. 1819 4(h ‘and.Harmey St. ‘CIVIL ENCINEERS AND SURVEYORS. ANDREW BOSLWATER, 1510 Faroham St Town Burveys, Grade aud Sewerage Systems a Spocialty. (COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 06N G. WILLIS, 1414 Dodge Street . B, BEEMER, For details see large Advertise- ‘ment in Dailand Weekly. AND TOBACCO WEST & FRIT. CHER, Masufaciur 13 of Cigars, and Who esale Dealeis in. Tobacoos, 1305 Detg, W. ¥, LORES ZEN, mwanufacturer, 514 10th 8t (CORNICE WORKS. Works, rrice ‘e, Tin, Iron and Siate Boafing. from any Jocaiity promptly executed in the bost ‘meuner, Pactory snd Office 1310 Dodge Street. Galvanized Iron Cormces, Windowcaps, etc. ‘ured and put up iy any part of the . I SINHULD, 416 Thirteenth St, CLOTHING BOUCNT. C. BHAW will pay higuest cash price! ¥sscond hand clothing. Corner 10th and Farnham. KERY. CROCKERY. 3. BONNER, 130 Dougas St. Good Line. CLOTHING AND FURNISHING C00DS GEO. H. PEIERSON. Also Hata, Cape, Boots, ‘Shoes, Notions and Cutlery, 804 5. 10(h Et. Western Cor ornice, Tia, DENTISTS. DB. PAUL, Williame' +lock, Cor. 15th & Dodge DRUCS, PAINTS AND OILS. KUN &0, Pharmacist, Fine Fancy Goods, Cor. 15th and 'ch(lll ‘Streets. W.J. WHITEHOUSE, Wholess'e & Retail,16 st. C.'C. FIELD, 3032 North Side Cuming Street, M, PARR, Drugyist, 10th snd d ward. DRY G20DS, NSTIONS, ETC. JOBN H.¥. LEHMANN & CG., New York Lry Goods Siors, 1310and 1512 Fernham strect FURNITURE. A_F. GROSS, Now and Second Haod Furnlture a5d Stoves, 1114 Douglas, . O, Turgeon Ag, J. BONNER, 1509 Douglas 8. Fine Goods, &c. FENCE WORKS OMAHA FENCE CO. GUST. FRIES &0, 12i3 Harney St. Tmprov- od oo oxes, Irou and Woeod Feices, Uffice ATTORREY-ATAAY, Sailiugs, Countersof Pins and Walatt. FLORIST. . ENCLISH, &, Donagime, plants, cu. Sowers, sceds, boqaets TTORNEY AT LAW—310 Bouth Thirteenth | ete,, N. W. cor 16th and Doaglas Sta. Bl FOUNDRY. J. M. WOOLWORTH. JOHN WEARNE & SOMS,cor. 14th & Jacksonst. CHARLES POWELL, 'CROCERS. !ml 'OF THE PEAQE—OCoroer J5th sad | 2 STEVENS 21st betwesn Cuming and Isard. Fapuansts fomabs e, T. A. McSHA VE, Corner 234 ard Ouming Sts. T N HATTERS. TTORNEY AT LAW-Room 8. 3 AT st OMATIA, NEE. W. L PARROTTE & €O, L. THOWAS, TTORNEY AT EAW_Losas movey, baye ‘and sols ro estate, Room 8, Orelghton 106 Douglas Strce’, Wholesile Exclusively. THARDWARE IRON AND STEEL DOLAN & LANGWORTALY, Wholesale, 110 and 112 15th st. A, HOLMES, corner 16th and California. AR &C. E. B, WEIST, 3) 13th St, bet Fara. & Har DEXTER L. THOMAS, i - g\ —— LAW—Craicksnsk 8 Build A. M- CRADWICK, AT AT LW o wo¢ . L. PEABODY, AWTER—Offce—in Biock, next 14 1" Fon Onon, ONARA, HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY - Ladlos gat your Straw, Chip and Feit Hats dons up st northeas: corner Scventcenth and Capltol venue, WM.DOVE, PROP NOTELS CANFIELD HOUSE, Geo. Canfield, 9th & Farn. DORAN HOUSE, P. H. Cary, i3 Farnbam St. SLAVEN S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10.h Strest. Southern Hotel, Gus. Eamel,9th & Leavenworth INTES OFFICE. MRS, LIZZIE DENT, 217 16th Street. Attorneys-at-Law, OFFIGE-Onlon ané Farnham' D S. BENTON, ATTORNEY. AT LAW. /ARGAGA BLOGK. GOK. DOVS. & IETH STS. OMAHA, NEB. W. J. Connelli, Attorney-at-Law. '“-A-u- " Osss B BEIOE REDICE & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law. ‘Bpecial avtastion doscription ;. B, ST e Gours o the Sue and Bited_ Siates. Offcs, Fammiam Et, opposite Qours House. RO W. TTORKEY AT LAW-—Room 8 Orelghton A Thoe s srosts. 5.F TTORKEY AT LAW—84 Fumbam Btroet AT e TW. T, macuanse. @. 3. Host RICHARDS & HUNT, Atiorneys-at-Law. Orwon—1215 Sooth Fourteenth, Sircet. SANTA OLAUS FODND. Discovery of the Age. Ry yeapices boonmade 1z the world bav A = whers Santa Ciaua atayed #utle! ‘heings on each There wore mocntaine like our, with more ‘beacittal And tar brighter ‘ever wers soen, ot T Hamburg Line. ‘WERELY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY : artr i ron C. B, RICBARD & €0. ‘General ™ ONABA -NES, JUNK H. BERTHOLD, Baze =nd Metals. LAMPS AND CLASSWARE. 3. BONKER, 189 Douglis St Good Variety. MERCHANT TAILORS. @, A. LINDQUFS, One of our most popular Merchant Pallore Is ro>- ceiving the latest degns for Spring asd Sunu- ‘mor Goods for gentlemen's wear. Sty ish, durable ‘and prices 1ow asever, 215 18th bet. Doug. & For. MEAT MARKETS. The Boston Market. MOGLES JESTER, Fresh and Cured Moats, Game, Fish, Poultry, Etc., 2020 Cuwing Stroel. MILLINERY. MRS, C. A, RINGER, Wholesale and Retail in “ariets, Zophyrs, Card ‘Boards, Hosier, gloves, corscts, & _Chospest House in the Weat, ~ Purchasers gave 50 por cont. Omder by Mail. 115 Fifteenth 8¢, MiLs- - QUAUACITY MILLS, ih and Farnham Sta. e W. S GIBES, . D., Room No. 4, Crslghton Hiock, 16th Sirest. . §. LETSENRING, M. D , Masonic Block. ©. D, HART, 3. D., Eye and Far, opp. postefice DR. L. B. GRADDY. Ocalist and Aurist, 14th and Dotglas Stroets. PHOTOCRAPHERS GRO. HEYN, PROP. Grand Central Gallers, 212 Sixteenth Strect nexr Maconie Hall, Fizs'-class Work and Prompt- o G- rantecd. PLUMBING, CAS AND STEAM FITTING P W_TARFY & CO., 216 12:h St., bet. Fart. bam & Douglas. Work promptly attended 10, D. FTIZPATRICK, 1409 Dougles Strees. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING ¥1Y A. KOSIE! PLANING MiLL. A. MOYER, manufaciurer of sash, doors, blinde, modiag, Yewcls. balusters, hand rail, furnishe img w-roll mawiog, &e., cor. Dodce and 9ih sta. PAWNBROKER J. ROSENFELD, 32210th 8:. bet. Fan, & Har. 'STOVES AND TINWARE. A BURMESTER, Dealer {8 Stoves and Tunware, aud Mrnutacturer g o 3, BONNES, 1%0) Do, Bt Go.dand Chesp, | an Py SEEDS. 3 BYARS, Wholessla and Ralail Sced Drills 0 Caltivators, 04d Pellows Hall 3 SHOE STORES. CHipp Tang, 183 Facuham &, bel. 13:0 $14th. = WAND STORZ PEKKINS & A jias St., New and Soond ing AMYSTERY EXPLA NED. THURLOW WEED GIVES THE TRUE STORY OF MORGAN'S DEATH FOR EXPOSING MASONRY. _ Philadelphis spetal to the Chicago Tribune. _Thurlow Weed. was asked by a pe- aisl correspondent of the pross recent- Iy concerning the recent murder of a son of Judge James Gillis, of thia te, in Mt. Plossant, Is., lnst weck, s‘mfily onsceount of the death fgan: during_the anti-Masonic | excitement. I was sorry to hear of the trouble Judge Gullis is having in his old age, said Mr, Weed. “Tknew him very well, aud he was a very worthy man, as were all those engaged in the persscution of Morgan. It be- ceme a political issue, without any in- tention on the part of the anti-Masons and the latter became a strong party. Judge Gillis was not tried for the murder, but for abduoting Morgan. The facts in the case were about these: Morgan was & drunken stonemason sud a member of the Order of Freo- masons. With the help of a country printer he printed an expose of the first three degrees of Masonry, and was about. exposing the Roysl Arch degree when the Masons determined tc put a stop to it. Morgan had coma to me—L was in the newspaper busi- mess in Rochester at the time—to print his book, but he wanted me to take an oath of secrecy before I be- gan the work, and I would not do sc. The Masons had Morgan arrested on & tramped up charge of petit larceny and lodged in jail. They then made arrangements to carry him off. A party of them, including Gillis, Nich- olas G, Cheesborough (whose daugh- tor calld on me not half sn hour ago), snd James Whit. ney, and others, went to the jail ShE.{atier qcmidable pariofibk with the jailer's wife, they prevailed upon her to give Morgan up. The idea of the Masons was simply to get Morgan away from the bad vom- pany he was in, in which case the Masons believed he would give up his design of exposing the secrets of the order. They proposed o buy him 3 farm in Canada snd tarn him from bis evil ways geverally. The plan was now changed to provide for Morgan to send him away from ofv- ilization in the employ of the North- western Fur company. There were several meetings of the lodge and chapter at Niagara on the subjoct, but many Masons refused to have anything to do with the scheme. Then the matter became imperative. Something hsd to be done, and at once. 4Tt was found to be dangerous to receds or goon. After Morgan bad been & pritouer in the magazine for three or four days there was a large meeting cf masons to install an en- campment in a Canadian town near by. Prominent men were prasent, in3lud ing members cf the New York legis- Iture, and the evening ended with a grand supper, st which _exoted specches were made by several promi- nent members of the order in the case of Morgan. At last the chaplain was called oa for a toast, and he gave the following: ‘The enemies of our order —may they find a grave six feet deep, six feet long, and six feet due east aod west.” This contalned a hidden significance, and Col. King, who was at the table, ocalled four gentlemen outside, snd, & carrlegs being called, they were driven to Fort Niagara, where they arrived at 4 o'clock in the morning. Morgan was called up, and was told that they had made arrangements for his welfare —bought him a farm, etc He went with them, and they took a boat and rowed out four miles into Lake Ontarlo. Here the wound a rope loaded with sinkers around Morgan and threw him cverboard. A mau at the fort, whom I afterward looked up in & moment, saw the'boat leave with six men and return with but five. Of course all these facts were denied, and the world eaid the committee that in- veatigated the matter were politicians and wero moved by interests other than those of discovering the truth. “Just as I was leaving Chicago at the cloee of the proceedings of the convention which mnominated Mr. Lincoln, 1 was mortified and even much disgnstel at the defeat ot Mr. Seward, and was sending my baggage to the depot. Col. John Whitney, one of the five men who t-ok Motgan out in a boat, cam2 tomeand said, ‘I want to swoar to what I told you about the Morgen matter, and if you survive mo I want you to publishiit. 1 promised to write out the state ment, which contained rubstantially the facts I have given you, and in tended to do ko, but ‘the campaign came on, the war broke out, and I was sent to Burope by Mr. Lineol aud I neglocted it. Whaen in London 1 wrote to Whitney asking him to goto E. B. Williams and let him write the state- ment. When I got back home that lettor was returned to me from the dead lotter office, and Whitney had died a week before it should have reached him, I was slways sorry that I did not write out the statement in Chicago.” SE— They Who Dance Mus Pay the Fid- Chicigo Tntr-Ocean. The atmozphere, about 6 p. m, yes- torday, was overcharged with the mag- netic ipflaences which meterologists assert indicate the approach of a storm Some of the masnetism lying aronnd loose bad pormeated the bosoms, of iwo charioteers, both comparions. of Jehu. One was a retailer of Messina frait, who hailed from Bohemis, snd rejoiced in the name of Jobn Blite; the other was Ed. Rich, driver of an express wagon. When the super- abundant principle of the storm sur- charged their souis, Rich was trying to pass the namesake of the magician on the streat car track, which the Bo- hemisn objected to on general princi- ples.Asthey neared the coofluence of Clark and Madison stroets the “pale air becsme streaked” with awears. “Turn ouen the track, Datchey!” elledRich. Blilz replied in unpar- amentary language, and drove on in agood way, which raised the Rich man’s blood to 250 degrees Fabr., and he then resorted to a coup de force by riding around *‘Dutchy.” This feat be attemptcd at the corner of Clark Madison streets, and, as the con- fiot thickened, the folks waiting for transportation northward had an up- roatous time. Driving oheek by jowl, the two Jehus atiacked esch other with their _whips. The Bohemian, squeaking‘“Po-o-leece!” in a high §500- a-week tenor voice, formed such & funny contrast with the Rich bast of Rich, what time they lashed each other with whip and tongus, that the mzn‘:f-.a_-aiacém On Panbam, gext to the. . headquarters, bas 2 neatand mpicte eatabiish: et whieh, Safine: TTIE, and Mother Sbip: Lons , will bo apen for the boys with Hot Lunch on snd after present Jate. “Caledonla;” J, FALCONER, €T016th Street 'UNDERTAKER CHAS. RIEWE, 1012 Farham > 10t & 11th jeers and laughter that uprose for a few minates formed a miniature car- nival. Bat for a fow minutes only, for Officer Fife leaped nimbly tnto the Rich man's express wagon and in- vited him to drive to the Harrison station. ““You follow me to the sta- tion,” shouted Fife. Responded Dutchy, “You pet your shveet life T wil.” At the station house both men were booked for disorderlics. And hearts that on-e_beat high for p.aise Now feal that pulse no more. 99 CENT STORE, HENRY POHLMAN, toys. voli ren, Jomeirys B 818 14 bet: Facomam & Dous: P. C. BACKUS, 1206 Farcham . fancy goods. Obsterics and bowss fevm 9 to1l e, m.and 210 4p. m. ll‘hlmbdnpn-nllnmyulw-vlhr A.'W. Kason, Jacobs Elock, mi2em Chillea Lambs. Farmers' Home J:uroal. By following_the directions hare given many a fine lsmb can be saved that you would, trom its looks, sup- Residence | {5 stand and too chilled to suck, take it immediately to the house and im- merse it up to its head in » bucket of - | water that has been heated to blood heat, This warms it thoroughly all | over at the same time, and with an even heat. After n water about ten minutes, take it out a0d wipe as dry as gossible, getting a5 much of the yelk off as possible, so that the wool ‘when dry will cover it | nicely; then wrap it up in a warm | | ise not to slopa again, and everything | | woolen rag and placs it near the fire | in 8 boX or basket. Warm some milk and give it & tablespoonfal with a few 'deops of { brandy in it; do this st intervals of | about five or ten minutes uatil you { have given it asmall teaspoonful of the brandy, and then let it go to sleep and do not disturb it. Ina few hours it wili be well. Then take it up to the ewe, keep it warm ucder your coat till you get there, let it suck, and bring it back to the fire. Take it up several times dur- ing tho day, and the last thing in the evening. The next morning you can give it to the ewe, 8s the lambiis eafe and strong enough to shift for itaelf. — ‘The Boers' Oath. The following solemn yow was tken by tho inhabitants of the Transvaal assembled in general convention aca mass meeting held at Wonderfontein, April 12, 1879: In the presence of Almighty God, the seorcher of hearts, and praying for his gracious sssistance and mercy, we, burghers of the South African ro- public, have solemnly agreed, for us and for our children, to unite in a holy covenant, which we confirm with asolemn oath. Itis now forty sears ago since our fathers ieft the Cape Colony to become free and indepen- dent people. These forty years have been years of sorrow and sufferi We have founded Natal, the Orange free state, and the South African re- public (Transyaal), and three times has the Eoglish government trampled on our liberties, and our flag, baptized with the blood and tears of our fath- ers, has been pulled down. As bys thief in the night has our free republic been stolen from us. We canniot suf- fer this and we may not. It is tke will of God that the unity of our fathers and the love of our children should oblige us to deliver unto our children, unblemished, the heritage of our fathers, It is for this reason that we here unite and give each other the hand, as men and brethren, solemnly promising to be faithful to cur coun- try and people, and looking unto God to work together unto death for the restoration of the liberty of our re- public. So truly help us, God Al- mighty. tching Beave! Waukegin (IIL) Letter. They go to the dam which they have discovered and follow on up stream until they roach the head of the dead or back water, caused by tho | al dam, and there begin to_examine the stream very carefully, following up its banks until they find a place where the bed of the creek is free from stones which would prevent their driving in stakes to form their fencs, which Is. generally placed eome rods above the head of the back water. They mark the placeand then proceed to trap as many as possible ontil the stream is solidly frozen over, o that the ice will bear ite own welght for a short time after the water is gone from under it. When the loe is solid they proceed to the ‘marked spot and there cut a hole or furrow about one foot wide,from bank to bank thrcugh the ice. Then stakes are driyen into the bed of the stream, on the upper side of the opening,near enough together that the beaver can- not get through nor by them. This done, & number of men and boys take their places near the opening, armed with spears, clubs and axes. Tho squaws go to the and open large holes in it, to let all the water out in a short time. Now it is a beaver's nature a. soon as his dam breaks and lets all the water out, to go up stream, Dever down stream, reasoning, I sup- poze, that thero is more water where that came from. As s00n as the water is well out of the dsm the squaws send their dogs under the ico to frighten out the beaver, and run on top of the ica, pounding it and tho tops of the beavers’ huts This scon starts ot the beavers, and they rush up the stream, only to come to and be stopped by the staked opening, which they persist in trying to get through, and are then and there atlacked by the party of the first part, who, with malice aforo- though, do assault, do injury to, and kill the aforesaid beavers, and it is soldom that s beaver eseapes, 80 thor- oughly fa tho plan carried out. I have often been told by old trappers in North Wisconsin of seeing colony after colony of beavers destroyed in this msnner, thereby making it nec- essry for the trappers to change their scene of operations, after caus- ing them coneiderable loss of money as woll as time. Next Thing to Pizen. Detroit Free Press. Three or four mornings ago a stal- wart farmer man about 35 yoars of ago reached the city from the north, and at onca laformed the polics that bo was on the trail of hia wife, who had eloped with a neighbor and head- od for Datroit. In the courss of tao hours the guilty pair were found and taken to tho Ninth avenue station, where the outraged husband confront- ed them. He had repeatedly said that be would kill the man on sight, and to give weight to his_assertions he disolayed a rusty old revolver which had been loaded ever since the war closed. ; “Yes, I'll kill him—Kill him as dead a3 a door nai he mauttered not five minutes before the pair came in. But, lo! a great chango took place as they entered. Iustead of yulling out the deadly wespon and uttering a battlo-cry, a smilo lit up his faco and he held out a hand to either for o ehake, raying: “Hank, 1 didet kelieve you was mean 'nuff to do this,” ““Well, Jed, I feel sorry,” replied Hank, s ha warmed his fingers. #So you follered usi” queried the wife, a8 sbe looksd _sround the room. “Yes, Mary. ~ What in. thonder msdo you skip out in this way! Have ou anything agin mel” “No, not s I knows on, but Hank ssid he loved mo bast.” “Now, Hauk, did you tell thatl Well, I'd never believed such a thing of you. “'Say, Jed, I fee] mighty mean over this thivg,” replied Hank. “Sodo 1,” replied Mary. ““Well, you orter, I tell yo. The man who runs off with & nelghbor's wife Is the next thing to pizen.” “Taball never do it again, Jeddy, dorling,” sald the Wifo, s ahe paited his cheek. “I tell you T was awful homesick to ses your dear old face.” “Waa you, pussy] I thought you would be,” ho answered, as he kissed her on the nose. g;lni.ir&nlluu #0b, T wouldn't..; I'ia wililng to do what's fair. You'n I Lave allus been good friends.” “T know it, Hank.” ¢ IE1 was marriod and you sloped cff with my wife I'd torgive ye, blamed 1f Iwouldu't. Tl settle all the Gamage aa far as 1 kin.” JeaTpat's fair—that's manlike,"mused ed. “T'll gise yo that S-year-old col and el it squre,” o o “Take the colt, Jeddy,” prompted the wife. , Haok, sud here's my “Tll do A hand on it! Thers haln’t nothing mesn about you after all. You'n Mary won't slope agint"" has baen in the | “No.” “How eculd I leave my Juddyl” | she whispered as she patted his leit o ar “Well, then i's all séitled,” re- | marked the husbind. “We all go home, I take the colt, you both prom- is lovely.” i “Don’t you enter a complaint them?” asked the captain 0, I gnees not. Yousee Hank is kinder rquar’ aud honest, and Mary is willin' to waks up, and though I'm a perfect fiend when I'm roused I guess it’s my duty to forgive 'em both in this case.” The trio’ weut out, cach faco as serene as » June morning, and when Hank and Jod decided to take some beer, to brace up on, Mary waited on the corner and ssug: ever so humble, lace like home,” Careo Clty Appeal. On Tacsday night a game of poker was played in a private room In one of our hotels which wound up in a decidedly peculiar manner. About 8 o'clock that evening s well-known cit!- zan of Genoa was convivializing with two_prefessional sporting gentlemen at Winson's bar, when one of tho Iatter proposed a game of cards,which was accepted by the two others. The party wassoonin 3 §5 limit game of poker. For o while the Genoese played in excellent luck, when the pro- position was made to play withont limit, which was also unanimously agreed upon. The two sporting men had entered into & contract to flsece the countryman, and they dealt him four jacks, the dealer took four queens ana the third received four aces. The man from Genca, believing that the gsme was on thg square, chipped §100, the ‘ace” man *“eaw him” and *‘raised” another $100; the deelr “aaw” that and “rajsed” it $250. At this juncture of the game the Genoese, whose credit is AL, sent_down to the office of the hotel for $500, which was brought to him. At length a of cards was called for, and as the sports did not want to impress their victim with the idea that they were playing him falsely, only the wan with the queens produced his hand. No sooner was this done than the vic- tim, presumably knowing what he way about, whipped out his revolver and struck the dealer over the heai with It, knocking him scnseless. Then he went after the man who held the four aces, and in tones of thunder in- uired: “What have yougot! Show up!’ £40-h, O-h,” replied he, “T afn’t got n.}tx.ing; 1 was only bluffing; that's With that the Genoese picked up all the money on the table and walked of with it, A Mesmerisvs Trick. London Truth, The French courts have allowed themselves to be humbugged by the mesmerizers, when the admitted as proof of somnambulism the ovidence of a needle being being thrust into’the papeof a msn's neck withont his feel- iogit. Many y public mesmeric seance at Brighton. The mesmerizer thrust needles into the foreheads and arms of a number of girls who sat with him on a plat- form, and whom he had mesmerized. I though that I recognized the prac- titioner, and on speaking to him after the seance, I found that he had been abutler_in the family of a relation of mine. He showed me how to insert a needlo into any one without pain. Nothing is more easy. It bas only to be done veryslowly. Proceeding from lecture to practice, he inserted a into my forehead two or three needles without my /eeling anything beyond & slight prick, CHICAGO AHEAD. Al the world new laoks up to Chi- 0100 ns tho groat_western metropolia of America, being far ahcad of all compting cities; but pone tho less 5o, in its lino, is Elcotrlc Bitters. From their real intriasic valao they have ad- vanced to the front, and sre now far ahead of all other remodics, positive- Iy curing whero overyihing elzo fails. To try them i to bo convinced. - For aalo by all druggista at ffty cents per bottle, ) Facts that We Know. Tf you sre suffering with cough, cold, asthma broncl sumption, less of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection of the AT WEST NO CHANGING CARS OMAHA AND CHICAGO, Where Dire et contactions are Made With Through Sleeping Car Lines New York, Boston, Philadel- phia, Baltimore, Wash- oD, AND ALL EASTERN CITiES. THE SHORT LINE via PEORIA for Indianapolis,Cincinnati,Louis- ville. a0 ast u s SOUTHEAST. THE BEST LINE FeR ST. LOUIS, UNION VEPOT wich Throuch Slecplag Car Liuea for all Pointa SOUTHE. The New Line for DES MOINES. " The Favorite Route for ROCK ISLAND. The unequalod inducoments offered by this Line to Travelers and Tourists, aro a8 follows: Tho celebrated Pullman (16-wheel) Palace Sle-p- ing Cars, rua oaly on_ this Lin Palace Drawing-Koom Cors, wi clining Ch irs o extra ch. Blacl Track and Superior Fquipment, com- bined with their Great Through Car Afras ‘ment, makes this, above all others, the fav Rout¢ to the Bast, South, and South-Exat, Try it, and you will fiad teaveling a axury ostead ot + discomfort. Tirough Tickets via this Cele’ rated Line for sale at ol offces n the United Statcsand Canada. 'All nformation about Rates of Fare, Sleeping Car Accommodations, Time Tables, & , will be eheestully given by applyine to JAMES R. WOOD, General Passenger Agout, Chicago. T. J. POTTER, Genoral Manages ‘hicago 1880. K.C, 8T. JOE&C.B.R.R, Ts the only Direct Line to From OMAHA and the WEST. and but one between Oumaha and Now York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Ruscme AL Eastern & Western Uitles #TSEE THAT YOUR TICKET READS v City, Bt. Jozoph andiWh B CouncliBints K.E. via StWa 8 Josand. Locls. wa Tickets for saie st all conpon stations In the est Pase. Agont,Omaha, Gon'rl Agont, Omsha. ' FRITSCH’S PRUSSIAN Cough Syrup THE LATEST VICTORY OF MEDIGAL SGIENGE. The only existing remedy for every spe- clos of Acute or Chronic Disease of the Organs of Respiration, and an absolate SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION ! HIS all-powartal vegetal J e faes the e and mnco-pasproduced y primonary infiammation, heae rRated membr 2" renovates evers o eath o Tife, — Teoniains no staperyh “Contains 1o stupelying poisons nd s in i respects & Realthfal saodl Cine.’ The rapidity and whieh it ANNIHILATES A COUGH tr--xl.xrl:h.lnm!. l't- ulbe;n l‘; desper ‘Elnl: ptoma of pulmon o 2 dlicharses the samo froh thie om. Freo and. painiess expector: Hlonis tha mods by wRleh It relibves the lunge, chest and throat from the burdens which oppre ? thus arcesting Gon Samption a s 1 the gorm be Where Direct Connections are made In the | { | aimecoitios, tixhtness of thachesthoarser SHORT LINE| ST. LOVIS AND THE EAST| i o chango of cars between Omaka end St. Louts | 3 throat or lungs, wo know that Dr. Kvo's New Discovery will give you immediate relief. We know of hun- dreds of cases it has completely cured, and that where all other medicines had failed. No other remedy can show one-half as many permanent cures. Now to give you satisfactory proof that Dr. Kixe's New Drscov- ERY will cure you of Asthma, Bron- chitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, Se- vere Coughs and Colds, Hoarseness, or any Throat or Lung Diseaso, if you willcallat J. K. Isu & MoMamox Drue Stors you can get a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular size bottle for $1.00 jan1613(2) Gentle Women Who want , luxuriant Ay losry dxuctant beai Hair must use el ea] cle 6€] m out, mestsl:«l cures y& AN ness, removes tehing, makesmflxe Hair strong, glrhag a tendency and keeping it in desired %i?l’l‘.nglkm- any tifal lledflly%mlr is the sure result of using Kathairon, To Nervous Sufferers—The Great European Remedy—-Dr, J, B. Simpson’s Specific Medicine, It1s & positive cure ms,m“::::';l;-‘mm Feaknean, Tmpotency, and & 4 from Belt Abuse, a8, Hontal Auiety. Toes emory, AL h the Back or S P amphicts and get fall Particulars. Price, Specific, §1.60 per package, or six pack- s for 5.0, Addres il order aln §t., Bufalo, §.'F. 5 C. F. Goodamn, 3. W. Ball . 1ab wud all druggisa everywhero, episdkaly THE DAILY BEE antains the Latest Home and Tele- & 863t free to all._ Write for them BY THE USE OF DR, BOSANKO'S PILE REMEDY. o fore" ey reach the more dAsEero ‘emaciated sufferer 5 'BATTLING FOR LIFE il i Tate will find Fritscivs Prassian Congh i S e CASES NOW ON RECORD in wiich it hns ben administered with entiro success s n remedy for every va: ety of inalaly which affocts the Ke- Fpiratory Functions, amount. to more an FIVE THOUSAND at the present date, o ey ness. Tho great defect of all Cough Hemiedies hitherto introduced s that Iy expulsory. or maturated surfaces healed and re- stored to their natural tone, a cure is Impossible. ~ Fritsch’s Prussian Cough Syrup accomplishes these objects. The mucts and muco-pus which are the con- sequence of Lung Disease, iro thrown offt by it, while at the same {ime it soothes and invigorates the weakened tissues. “LIFE FOR THE LUNGS.” For coughs, colds, influenza, bronchial ness, sore throat, trachitis, Infiamma- @ Iungs, difficulty of breathing, pleurisy and all disorders of a pulmonary nature, it has never been equaled.. Solo agents o agenia i Amertea, RICHARDSON & CO, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS. THE GREAT :: APPETIZER-- For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONOHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUMP- s TION, and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS. Immonse and Ineroasi § of it virtues and popuiarity. YOS Sy e s Havkf ensiaicas Put up in Quart Size Bot}les,_giving More for the money than any article in the market. GA‘-'TION.__mz:x.zmn by nnprincipled dealers who try to o apon oo ] and Ro of ur TOLU ROCK and RYE, which 1 only MEDICATED articls made, the GENUINE nating » GOVERNMENT STAMP on cach hotter™ Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue: TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENU } s 5. €, Jan Mo, LAWRENGE & MARTI, 11 Mot 8, Ghicng, T o mitcent quantty 3 2 FREPkin cmioN unier the provisone o 0 5. Revach Sabriie St oarod 42 MEDICINAL Sold by Drusgiats, Apotheesries and Othar Persons without rendering them lable ¢ pay spocial tax a8 liquor dealers. (Btgnod) GREEN. B. RAUM, Commisstoner Your Respecttally, LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, Ills. Sold by Dl?.UGGIF!’l,'SH GRQ?EI}GS* 3nd DEALERS everywhers IT IS A CRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITESEWING MACHINE Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead= ily and rapidly increasing in public tavor. The White Machine justly claims to be the best made, the easiest running, the 'simplest in construction and the most periect Machine in the market, thorto aatnown remedy for all aua Urinary SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC 8t. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siows City Routel 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COJNCIL BLUFFSto 8T. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTRE, or BISMARCK, And ail polntsin For{hern Iows, Minzcsota and Dakots. This Jioe is equipped with tho Im- roved Westinghouso Automatis Alr Brakes and llor Platiorm Couplar and Buffer. Asd for 8PEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT 1o unsurpessed. Elsgant Drawing Room and Blecptng Cars,owned snd controliod by the com oy, ran Throngh Wihcut Ghangs” betwaen mion Pacific Transter Depot, Councll Blutly, and £ Paal.” Traing lesve the Union Pacifs Traustor Dopot at. Couneil Blafls, ruaching Sious Clty &6 10:20 p. m. ST105a. m, making 25 TEN BOURS 1x Abvance oF Axy Orszz Rours. Retaruing, loave St. Pacl st 8:30 p.m., ar rivtag at Sloux City at 445 & m., and Ualon Transtor Dopot, Council Biufls, st 8:50 Be suro that your tiekota read via “8. C. PR R F.C. Superintandant, Miescurl Vailey, Towa® P. E. ROBINBON, Awh Gen'l Pas. Ageat, TOBRYAN, 24 Passenger Agent, Council Binte DO NOT DELAY the drain on the aystem producs sermanent disability, but bay if, TRY IT%* CURED PRICF, 50 CENTS. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR T, 1€ when you can not obtain 1§ of kim, w vill send it, prepaid, on rocelpéof price 3r. Bosanko's Treatiso om Plles seut fro " ppiication. Address ME DR BOSANKO MEDICINE CO. PIQUA. O. "~ THECOLORADO Thisinstitution, located at Denver, Colorado, the Educational and Commercial conter of the West, Is pro-eminontiy the best aud most practls oal of its kind for the MERCANTILE TRAINING Young Men and Ladies. G. W. FOSTER, Presldent, D. W. CADY, Secrstary ‘The most extenatve, thorough and complete ostitation of the kind in the world, Thousnds of accountants and Business men, fa the prine cipal cities and towns of the United States, owe their success to our course of tralning. The Right Kind of Education for Youog Men and Ladies. Fino, new brick block. at junction of thres troet car iincs, Elegantly fitted and farnished spartments or the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS, TRAINING. Young men who contemplate & business Hfs, and parents having sons to educate, afe particn- iarly requested %o send for our new Cirealar, ondition of entranes, ete. Address 6. W, FOSTER, President, . Denver _Colorade A, W. NASON. BUSINESS COLLEGE which will give fuil {nformstion as to term, | 250 MAKE NO MISTAKE! Composedargly o powdred micaand e Tt on chesioat Womiaror I che wori: y polisnod surface over the axi Sway wilh 3 irge amount of riction. Sheépdst ‘becauss You ned e bt Quarity o gresslug your wagon thatyon woal 3y other asie gréme mads, and then run your wazon twice sslong. It sow 7 L%l tor Ml Goaring, Thresbing fMachinon, Bagglos, ke, for wagoas—Send fer Pocket Cselopediaof Things Worth Knowing. trcc to auy adiress: WICA MANUFASTURING GO 81 MICHIGAN AVENU. hioAc. »&-Ask Your Dealer For It o2 WROUCHT [RON FENCES. Their besaty, pormancnce sad sconotmy daily working ths extinction of ail fencing cheap material, Eiegant in destan, Indestructible Fences for Lawns, Pabile Grounds aad , canopled sad of Tron Vases, Lawn Settess, i desigrod amd BARNUMWS Wire and 1 Woodward Ave., De- e anlogss sad CHARLES RIEWE, UNDERTAKER! DENTIST, Newsof th Day. Orrce: Jacobs B ck, corner Oagiia 473, 8d 4 6*h Streot, Omsha 99 Metalic Casos, Coffing, Caakets, Shrouds, etc. Fam mStres . (thand11th, Omaba, Neb. Tl graphlc orders oromotiv attended to, The White Co. employ es agents men of in- tegrity, and purchasers are always satisfled, because they find everything just as repres- ented. Everybody should use this Machine. The salessofar this year are more than double the corresponding time last year. All orders addressed to the Omaha Office will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHRUNC, Cor. Davenport and 15th Sts. Omaha. JTHIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP Apry Proves beyond any reasonable question that the e CHICAGO " & NORTH-WESTERN { RY " Is by all 0dds the best road for you to take when traveling In either direction bclw-:' * Chicago and all of the Principal Points in the West, North and Northwest. 1% Caretully examine this Map. The Prineipal Cities of the West and Northwest are Stations on this road. lis through tralns make close connections with tho trains of all railroads a8 e THE CHICACO & NORTH-WESTERN IAIWAY, - Qrer ail ot s principal Hines. rns each w dalty trom two to fouz o mors Fast Express the Trains. It is the only rond west of Clicago that uses v . s PULLMAN 'HOTEL DINING CARS. s the only road that rns Pullman Sleeping Cars North or Northwest of Chicago. A T onnrayd 13 s Plian Soping Cars North o Northwstof hicago Y 1¢ “:Counci{ Bluffs, Denver & California Line. iona, Mlinesota & Central Dakota Line uSloux City. Nor. Nebraska& Yankton Line.” “Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolls Line. For. Iliriols, [Feeport & Dubuque Line. “Milwaukee, Green Bay & Lako Superior Line.”| heoLickets over 1hls rod a0 suid by all Coupon Ticket Agenia ta the Unitod Staves aad, »- Xe'member o ask for Tickets via this road, be sure they read over it,and take none othee, MARVIN BOGHITY, Gen'l Manager, Chicago. % W. Il STENSETT, Gen’l Pass. Agent, Chieago,' HARRY P. DOEL, Tickat Agent C. & N. W. Railway, 14th andf"arnhamiStrects. D. B KIMBALL, Asistant T.cket Agent C & N. W.' Railway, 14th and Farnbam Streets. 3 BBLL, Ti'ket ~tont C. & X. W. Railway, U. P. & . Depot. JAM®S T CLARK !Genursl Agant. CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS WINDOW SHADES. And Everything pertaining to the Frmiture and I})pholsbery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEW GOODS AT THE LOWEHST PRICES. OELAS. SHIVERIOK 1208 and 1216 Farnham Street. 2934 moa th b Elgutter, (00t FARNHAM, cor. (0th. Grand Display SPRING CLOTHING