Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 20, 1881, Page 1

Houses, LOTS, FARMS, LAND BEMIS = Real Estate EXCHANGE TAKE A BACK SEAT. mother.in aw, bat missed her. Pheeters had been married three years, Me- FOREIGN EVENTS. e and 11.:1 a child two mmeh; old.d Tl;: — : ; con uently quarrel t i The President's Action Commended | e 1.‘::% e, o Debate on the Land Bill Regumed by the Republican Oentral | Sock, famifen are prominent and own in the House of Olub of New York- e Nt Commons. Fase i National Asocited Fress. " New Yorx, May 19—10 p. m.— % " Neither Conkling Nor PIAtt| 1, ix anounced that the Lake Shore | Parnell Claims the Bill Would (72 g I e el Bente T L | e B e e new m lo to ¢ Ri. the U. 8. Senste. porte, at which point begins = the te’ Righta. m:pm,-l:k"t new double track into Chicago. On —_ Kenward Philp, Alleged Au- thor of the Morey Let- ter, Acquitted. An Indiana Man Kills His Wife and Sister-in-Law, and Then Kills Himself. I i R Rem s w TERT dulh of which S::-nim Sheok is. B::i:m., held this evening, the fol- resolutions were unsnimously vul That the republican club the wisdom uxd ,ud.w o B e autlers ly commends him for his clear- mess of vuvlndfirnn- of action m his recent defense of his prerogatives against the attack of the distinguished ex-senators from this state. Resolved, That in the controversy forced on the president by these ex- senators, the president is right and they are_cntirely wrong, and even from their own standpomt obviously 'n'nf The republican members of legislature are M“Lh fore nlleg upon in the interest of the people an byevery obligation of duty to the but to fill these vacancies with men clearly understanding the party not only not to return these|be June 1 the three roads, consisting of the Chicago & Canada Southern, the Toledo & Northern Iowa, and the Northern Ohio & Indiana will become News From Mexico. ‘National Associated Press. Crry or Mexico,May 20—1 & m.— There are rumors of cabinet. changes. Tt is stated that; Senor Parfrio Diaz, minister of works, isto be sent to France, and that Senor Carlos Pachio i to sucoeed Senor Diaz; that Seaor Ramon Fernandez will succeed Senor Pachio as governor of the federal dis- trict; that Senor Zamacona will be re- called from Washington, and that Senor Mariscal, now minister of for- eizm affa s, will be his successor, and Senor Emlio Velasco, is to succeed Senor Mariscal. These rumors are generally credited, although they are not authenticated. A Heavy Suit. ational Associated Press. New Yomk, May 19 -10 p. m.— Some startling developments are ex- pected to influonce the Manhattan complications, and rumors of a suit against the directors are circulated. Itis expected that the directors will made individually responsible for all the dividends paid, under the case of the two eleval SLOOP-OF-WAR EXPLODED. Loxpox, May 18—10p. m.—Advioss | & from St. Vincent state that details have been received there of the disas- of a boiler used in condensing sea water. The second was in the for- ward magazine. down, bow foremost, in eight fathoms of water in three lmmlta, and noth- ing was seen of her after the second explosion, except a few planks. The survivors savod iheir lives by jumping overboard after the first explosion. They were rescued by boats from & sailing vessel and from the yacht of the bishop, of the Folkland "~ island. Commander Evans jumped through a port hole and was taken from the water lacerated by broken glass and wreck- age. THE LAND BILL. Loxpos, May 20—1 & m.~In the house of commons last night the de- bate on the land bill was resumed. Mr. Chaplin argued that the measure meant to sheer confiscation. Rt Rev. justand was n for the peace of Ireland. Mr. Parnell maintained that the bill was defective in principle and rights. He objected to the immigra- et o v mu..mm...g % J. 8. Stansfield said that the bill was [ DaTY. would fail to secure the tenants’| $10 The vessel went | ok . New Yorx, May 19. Flour - Opened moderately active and hrm, closing steady at $3 €@ 3NforN slfl@{Wlavnhip ping extras. eat — Strong; No. 2 red, 81 25@ 126;No. 3 do, 1 2261 23, s Cot ~Spo¢, steady -ndxnfmdo- mand; options, irregular; apot sales of No. 2, 573:;1 erally weaker and in fair| ge;u.nd No. 1 white, 52jc bid; No. 0, “O@Wtfi Rye—Quiet at 81 17. Barley—Nominal. Pork—In moderate demand; ordi ‘mess, for early delivery, $16 0 for old; $17 00 for new. Lard—Steady and firm; spot sales of oestern steam; $§1 06; ity do, Beef—Unchanged. NUMBER 212. leading an orchestra. The lecture wound up with a grand assault on Christianity and its teach- ings. Mr. Paige was careful to keep this till the last, else his vast audience might have speedily dwindled away to hisown dear self. ACADEMY OF MUSIC! {1ne Kight Culy! Saturday, May 31 Haverly's Latest, Haverlys Qreatest, Haverly's New 24O Mastadon Minstrels J. HAVERLY, . H. MACK, Proprictor. Manager. Everything New, Choice Selections from Late Operas Olivet-Billee Taylor. DexterL. ThomaséBro. WILL BUY AND SELL REAT. BESTATH, AXD ALL TRANSACTIONS ECTED THRREWITIL, Pay Taxes, Rent Houses, Etc. ¥ YOU waNT T0 7Y OR s Call at Ofice, Room 8, Creighton Block, Omaha. apodit - Nebraska Land Agency the Nachine Mom: The Galena Tramp Arrives too ble Followers. it to Mr. Gar- eluiwhlmpeb- Mr:m-» Tacontents wa, but_there_can bo no i rt is similar to . Jones. The Crry or Mxico, April 24. My Drax SENATOR:—] see by the latest dispatches received herefromthe hl our country that the dead in organizing the m broken and that nothing done by the president .to allay the bitterness which must be engendred by his most recent appointments. When the first batch of - nomination {or Ndnhghbd." Yflkl h:"cd':l:“ the Prw ieved then the ident had determined to recognize the Tepublican party, and not a faction, bunu- ‘nominations of the next day o ma first act was but a s Mw punish prominent 1.‘112" for i friendly to I bumyuai g::‘: e oh DAVIS & SIVDER, of this poliey. T give him the | 'S8 FAoham St. . .. Omaha, Nebraska. credit for being too big a man to des-| 200,000 ACRES big figwren, aod. things that be has| read, but as a scientific lecturer, he is a8 much out of place as a rhinoceros THE STRONG LEAD—-THE WEAK FOLLOV. SPECIAIL SAL=R —AT THE “BOSTON STORE” 616 Tenth Street. STRAW GOODS!| STRAW GOODS!I Men’s Straw Hats 19c, 15¢, 25¢, 35¢, 45¢. Men's Straw Hats 75¢, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75. Boys' Straw Hats 10¢, 15¢, 25¢, 350, 48¢. LADIES’ HATS! LADIES’ HATS! Finest Canton Hats 25¢, 35¢. Finest Milan Hats 75c¢. Misses’ Sailor Hats 25¢, 35¢, 45¢, 50¢, 65¢. Ladies’ Sundown Hate 25¢, 35¢. b 500 Trimmed Hats $1.00 upwards. DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSI Arriving Daily from New York AUCTION ROOMS. 2 Bales Unbleached Muslin 5c, worth 7 1-2¢. P. G. IMLAH, Manager, LEADER OF POPULAR PRICES. “BOSTON STORE,” 616 Tenth Street (See Flag.) THE CREAT WESTERN CLOTHING HOUSE. tion clause and said that the curse of Colton—Unchanged. cend to such modes forth punishment Nominal Caretully selected land fn Eastern Nebraska for le. Great Bargains in improved farms, and duties they owe thie state, md who fsreign rule was Ireland’s misfortune. Whisky- offmen who gave him a hearty support reading, which resulted in 176 for and will not, for allaged personal griev- The Unveiling of Monument | Siatford North, te, after Mx. Par- == 'his election and wh disposed | ok DAL T v e g H | ST B A | | S, 20 R AT o M. HELLMAN & CO, es in favor < > - - — ! | measure would fail to pacify Irel offense of havi a former pref- . and aguinst Sonstors Conkling snd |colosal st of tho late Georgo B. | 1ot the tory party’ could mot ac-| Fork-—Mess, o o ota S 1o olse for the Sfiice | *Feox xzm. [r— s Tin suits 1 Au st l l s Platt were made by ex-Judge Dillon |Armstrong, founder of the railway | copt the bill without amendment. 50. which he now holds, but Garfield is BYRON REED . y es 15th & Dnugm §tg,, |Hoter sndothen. sl sericeofthe wholeoftho Unted | *Yord Hartngton declred that tho L3 _Hold et 81080, | Prsident and i raponsibe foral the & 00, 5 e tates, was unveiled af - eats ~—Firm;short i imistoati i '| wasmoToN Gosste. SIS S s o o ot bpias T Baoon Steady; ez ide, 89 4. e T R [Er— IMMENSE STOCK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. National Asmocisted Prees o e 1 e omer P dang | Elehos amendment to the second WheatrF)m; NG Y o vinter, | 0 groat siate of Now York; and that Rfla;l Esta:tfl Agancy OMAHA, NEB, 4000 ™ ment of mous consent to-night, but The proba- | citizens were also present. Postmas- | plains. bilities are that the end will not come | ter Palmer presid , after which he introduced ex- | French now are marching toward |noon the attorney-general abandoned WassiNarox, May 19—10 p. m.— nominations, and it is ex- will send a large number to Senator is still in town conducting hiscorrespondence. Every- | offices were closed from 12 to 1 body is talking of the adjourn-|the employes and officers attended | Monday the French forces in Africa About five thousand | met a force of Arabson the Loorhorba | Nstional Amocisted the senate by unani- un to-morrow. ident will today nominate s chied ‘medical purveyor J. H. Bax- ter, su eral of the army, with D R WP - e v Hhk Bares, 500 v o, also Col. Daniel 8. McClure, 4500 80 610,000 each. | paymaster of the arm) ‘r‘}r.h ice Na- 200" than W. Brown, placed or: the retired Hn. Garfield's_health was consid- 900,000+ 4= erably improved this morning. 12,00 40w ™ povatas covsrr. LARGE AMOUNT OF Suburban Property, |mwee IN ONE, TEN, TWENTY OR PORTY-ACRE "' Loms, WITHIN ONE TO FIVE MILES FROM POSTOPFICE. ‘250.000 T0 I.IIAII 8 Per Cent. NEW MAPS OF OMARA, 26c each; Mounted, 81. Notary Public Always in Office. MFPCALL AND GET CIRCULARS and FULL A special meeting of thecabinet was held to-day to complete the list of nominations to be put to the senate. he senste judiciary comumiti thia considered the nomination of Wm. E. Chondler. The result is a matter of conjecture One report is that the committee are equally divided and will report without recommenda- tion; another is that it was decided to make no report. Gen. Wi, G. Le Duc has resigned the office of United States commis- sioner of agriculture, He will be succeeded by Dr. Loring, of Massa- NBITHER WILL BE RETURNED. Wasmxgros, May 20—1 a. m.— News _reaches thiscity of strong anti- Conkling efforts being pnt forth at Albany, with the expectation that neither Conkling nor Platt will be re. turned to the semate. Friends of Conkling said to-day that he was sure z:-mmcd, ey iy colleague with SENATE. Notional Amociated Press. ‘Wasmixorox, May 19.- Mr. Kel- logg tried to call up his reslution for ist of the employes in the execu- Kive dapartamenin, Wikh vicw of ' To_ duction of the force. Messrs. Sherman, Momrill and Plumb objected to it as unnecessary. ‘NoMIXaTIONS. 3. K. Bruce. of Mississippi, regis- tar of the treasurer FrancisS. Pierre- pont, collector of intemnal revenue of the Second district of West Virgi Sellah Merrill, of Massachusetts, con. sul at Jerusalem; John M. Glover, consul at Havre; James O. Book, of California, consul at Tientsin; Volney V. Smith, of Arkansas, consul at_St. Thomas; John G. Crawford, of Few Hamphire, consul at Cooticook; Geo. T. Moshen, of Mew Hampehire, con- sul st Nice; E. H. , of Ne- braska, consul at Vera Moore, of Tllinois, consul at Calais; H. S.'Kaley, of Nebrasks, consul at Chemnitz; David_Vickers, of New Jersey, cousul at Mantanzas; George W. Roosevelt, of Pennsylvania, con- sul at Bordesux. ‘The Famous Morey Letter. . National Amociated Press New Yorx, May 20—1 a. m.—A nolle pros was_to-day issued in the case against Kenward Philp, Charles A. Byrne, Louis F. Post and Joseph Hart, indicted for the forgery of Morey letter. Philp-arose and said uux foeling sure of his innocence, of the indignitiesthat he had suffered, his aoquittal should come from a jury aftera fair trial. On_the preliminary ‘examination the district attorney had publicly said that he had overwhel- ming evidence as to the guilt of Morey, who wrote the letter. He now wanted that averment denied. Dm:m Anamey Rollins said, for the wing it recorded: “Tam \tlg.‘y m\pnuod with the convic- the forgery of the Morey lm was a public crimeof exceptional gravity, and that whoever perpetrated it or connived at 1t or was wilfully doncerned in its publication is deserv- ing of severe punishment,but in the the absence of evidence sufficient to show that the defendants were parties to the forgery, Iam unwilling to pros- ecute this indictment. The entry was made and the case was dismissed. A Strike Ended. ‘National Associated Press. Burraw, N. Y., May 20—1 a. m.— The railroad strike has ended, the re- mainder of the men who held out hnving gone to, work this afiernoon. of clearing the blockade is '-.f-.«x ylndv\llpoh-bly 1% oy in ten and Lasalle streets. The bust is of The president worked late last night | marble, two feet across the shoulders. et o [tho senate to-day. and stands on a_pedestal of polished granite, four feet high. The model isby Leonard W. Volk, of this city. The postoffics and all government the ceremony. and made a short P ident Schuyler Colfax, who spoke at considerable length, reviewing the history of the railway mail service and Mr. Armstrong’s connection therewith. on the re-| At the close of Mr. Colfax’s remarks, | ment between the French and the sculptor was introduced who, with a few appropriate remarks, unveled the statue. g ey e Base Ball Notional Asocated Preen. Burrato, May 20—1 a. m.—Buffa- 1o, 3; Providence, 11. Femalo Murderer Arrested. New_ Yonx, May 201 o m— Louis F. Kettler,a man who is charged urg, N. J., was arrested last evening by a detective, who lodged him in a station house. The accused denies his guilt and troated tho afsir lightly. He exprossod his willingness to ac- company the officers to New Jersey, and will probably be taken there with. out delay. GENERAL NEWS. Bosrox, May 19—Judge Aldrich overruled the motion to set aside the verdict of guilty in the case of Sarah E. Howe, of the ladies’ deposit bank, and the case will go to full court on an exception. CH1caco, May 19 - Mrs. t Lynch, 46 years, marriedand the ey .gfedwve’;‘l children, hanged herself in her bed room this morning. No cause known. Barmie Creex, Mich,, May 19.— Great excitement was created here Wednesday by the abduction of a five year old son of Mrs. Julia E. Watson, bya former divorced husband, now living at Jackson. Officers are in pursuit of him, but he has not yet been overtaken. TrexTON, Ont., May 19—Gilmore's planing mill burned last night. Loss estimated at £100,000; no insurance. One of two large boilers exploded during the fire. Wm. H. Vanderbilt and W. S. Scott and party sailed from Liverpool to-day for i.«. Covuxsus, 0., May19 The people’s temperance convention concluded their labors this morning. Ausaxy, May 10.—Governor Cor- nell officially notified the legislature to-day that the state’s two United Senatorships were vacant by resigna- tion. ELporAvO, Ohio, May 19.— While Charles Haggle and his team were the bridge with a load of D e cipitated them down an embankment of twenty feet, killing the driver and both horses. New York, May 19. The keeper of the morgue says, four-fifths of the five thousand bodies that reach this city's dead house every year are sent there by alcoholism. Santa FE, N. M., May 19. —Reports from Animas river country in_Rio Arraba county, state that C. W. Lacy a very weathy man was murdered in a dispute while rounding up cattle. A member of the cattle firm of Lacy & Thompson of Colfax County, was shot on Saturday last by one of his herders in a dispute while rounding up cattle, of ST nearly 6000 head in that section. Sougnser, May 19.—Gen. P. H. Sheridan and wife have arrived on & visit to his mother's residence and his birth place. Jaxgsrows, N. Y., May 19, —Yes- terday morning Frank Thayer, a_far- mer, left his sick wifo fitting in front of sh open fire place and on returning t0 the house found her dead, having fallen into the fira, and was’horribly burned. Her face was charred beyond recognition. Cratrax000A, Tenn. May 19.—A terrible accident occurred on the East Tennessoe & Western North Carolina, railroad, in Carter county, a fow days ago, res resulting in the death of one, edemar, asub-contractor, and a negro man, and!the fatal injufy of one or ufin:::t was st Ty of a emhlmng twoand a half kogs of gowder. Catcaso, May 19.—Tho barbers of thiscity are agitating the question of maising theprice of keeperon Wenthworth Avenue, shot himself this evening, death resulting, whiskeyand S met il ‘ning Tor office was the cause. with the murder of Mrs. Mina Muller, |, in. the Opdyke woods, near Gutten- | 35 against. Mr. Parnell and about thirty of his followers marched out of the house without voting. A LIGHT BATTLE. Loxpox, May 20-1 a. m.-On A battie of half a day re- sulted. No definite news yet. The Mater. FURTHER PARTICULABS, Loxpox, May 20 1a. m.—Further news from the locality of the eng: 9. Arabs in Africa, shows that the battle was stubbornly fought for half a_day both sides losing heavily. The Arabs were thoroughly organized and had taken up a sircng position at Sank- darba, right on the French line of the intended march, and fought with such success as to entirely arrest the French march and compel a retreat_towards Mater. The Arabs were thorough- ly aroused and the war feeling among o ia being haightansd by thew eaders. EXCITEMENT IN ROME. News from Romeshows an immense excitement and great demonstrations against France, and the late cabinets of Milanese and Genoaese are partic- ularly turbulent. The assemblages were disposed of by the police. FLOODS IN RUSSIA. A telegram from Russia says great damage has been done to Arcl and Vinitia by floods, following the breaking up of the ice. Whole € s ges were destroyed, and great loss of life, The Wazini expedition has re- turned to the British territory with- out accomplishing anything worth ‘mentioning —————— MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Chicago Produce Market. Cricaco, May 19. Corn—In active demand, and the market ruled frmor snd higher; No. §@id for cash orMay; 42§c for .nm. 42 for July; 433c for August. er; No. 2, 37@37}c for unh or May; 374c for June: 36c for July; 27 temhor, for August: 26jc for Sep- afi}c for seller for the uiet; No. 2, for May; $1 13 78¢ for Au- $1 17 for cash; 81 m? for June; 92 for July; gust; 75c for September. Barloy—Dull and no demand; No. 2,36 for oub; o, 3, 8o No. 4, Pork—ldlu, quiet and unchanged; $16 40@16 50 forcash; $16 40 for May or June; $16 45 for July or August; $13 25 for the year. ~Freely offered and sales lib- eral at irregular prices; $10 53((; 10 60 for cash and May; $10 10 62§ for June, July, August and B Meats—Fair speculative de- mand at.a lower range of prices; shoulders, $6 30@5 35; long clear sides, $8 00@8 05; short clear_ sides, 8 50@8 55; short rib sides, 88 106 812 Rgce.,.r._wtmc 18,240, corn 121, 034, oats 11,044, rye 2,080, barley 8,731 Shipments—Wheat 285,699, corn 207,111, oats 56,207, rye 5,320, bar- ley 3,060, Toledo Produce Markst. Toxepo, May 19. Wheat—Quiet; _amber Michigan, $1144; No. 2 red Wabash, cash, $1 14; asked, $1 144 bid; May, seller, $1 14 asked, $1 14 bid; June, 81 13} asked; July,’ 95c asked; sales of August, $1 058; No; 2 red, Wabash, 81 14}; | rejected, $100. Corn- Dull; high mixed, ‘cash, 49}c; No. 2, nominal at 49c. Oats—Firm; No. 2, 424 for cash; 3l for the year; rejected, 40c. 8t. Louis Produce Market. St. Louts, May 19. Wheat Steady at 81 113 for cash; $1 11} for May; 8110 for June; $104§ for July. for May; 41}c bid for June. Oats—Better at 373@38e. Cut Meats Nominal. Pork—Dull for cash and May. Com — Steadyat 43]c forcash; 4340 nal. Steady at $1 06, !‘-h‘nd For m Pres. Caxewivor, Mass., May 20-1a. m.—In the supréme court this ‘stter— the proseention of Charles F. Wil- Tiams for the murder of Walter Smi On account of the evidence of his fri- sanity the judge nstructed the jury t6 return a verdict of not guilty. The jury did so. The julge then sem- tenced him to the insane asylum for life. A Preacher’s Passage. Cricaco, May 19.—Dr. Francis L. Patton, of the Joffrson Park Presby- terian church, of 4 c"& Raving accepted & prml!-mn m ‘ theols call has been exten ofld to Rev, Hemphill,of San Francisco, ik expected, will accept the pulpit made uunnry Dr. P.mm s pries % A hicago Underground Bl company with a capital of one million dollars has re- ceived a state charter. The obj the company is to operate in Chicago, underground_channels for the tele- graply telophons, electric light and wires, and for pneumati 1| tubes for conveying packages. A Giant Consolidation. Parsoxs, Kan., May 19—4 p. m.— At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad, held in this city, : b consolidation of the Missouri Pacific, i, Kansas & Texas, the Inter- national & Great Northern, Taxas Pa. cific and Iron Mountain railroads, un- der one managemeut, to be known as the Missouri Pacificrailroad companies, was ratified. The -following board of directors were elocted; Jay Gould, Sydney Dillon, G. J. Forest. Thos. F ert, Wm. Bond, M. §. McGrady, A G. Dulman, Saml. Sloan, Thos. W. Pearsell, Fred L. Ames, Frank 8. Bond, and R. S. Hayes. The Kansas directorsare H. C. of Em C. A. Pratt, of Humboldt; and David Kelso, of Parsons; Judga being elected in the place of B. P, McDonald of Fort Scott, gi Sa- hetta a representative in mm Valuable Short-Horns. Porr Husow, Mich., May 19.—The auction sale of the largest and fincst herds of short-hons ever offered commenced yesterday on the farm of | - Avery, Murphy & Stebbins, near this city. . About two hundred cattle- breeders were present from Towa, Ohio, Tllinois, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvanis, Missouriand Kentucky. Among the highest pices paid, wers 87,525 for Airdrie Duchess, the tenth, calved in 1880 by the mnzymmi Duke of Airdrie; $8,300 for Airdrie flm(urAudneDucho- the sec- ond, calved in 1871, and $5,085 for Airdrio Duchess, the eleventh, calved in 1881. A Strike Ended. National Associated Press. Burrazo, May 19—4 strike_on the New Ym-k tral and Lake Shore railroads, has terminated in the roads agreei mthewm-of the men, $1.40 and Ttis expected the f oy ilway me'n will go to work in a week, as they. h-vu:gnedbn(the Lake Shore men ) m.—The Robertson's Army. New Yorx, May 19— p. m.— Collector Robertson will . control the appointment of 1500 employes, and extent of the patronage can thus be caloulated. ‘Bank Bursts. Toxpurac, Wis., May 10—4 p. ZR. A Baker's bank has suspended ties $150,000, Lard—Easier at $10 37§. St Louls Live Stock Market. St. Louss, May 19. Hogs — Slow; Yorkers and Baltimores, $5 70; mixed packing, 5505 80; butchers to fan- cy, $5 90@6 80. Chicago Stock Market. Cricaco, May 19. The Drovers’ Journal. reports as fol- Tows: Hogs Roccipts, 14,000 head ments, 3100 head: 'demand = ‘market strong lues prices, Bc higher; common to good mized packing, 85 70@6 00; choice to heary| theiir shirt the most durable and best fitting garment of the kind, Gver m.\nufictnnd.tmmbdmlemyflno( $1.50. Every shirt of our make is -wL or their protsction. of | without interferi Duchess, the fifth, calved in 1874; | fq; oo sguinat all the o ponhon of an the same party ity thes atsetos thom. " This dhonna give them all the stronger claim to be consulted in the matter of appoint ments in their state when it comes to filling the most influential office in their stato’ without consulting these IN NEBRASKA. Keep a complete _abstract of_title to all Real Estate in and Douglas county. __mayltt AND STILLTHELION -nmm It is a great slight. When Cobon e Gl he the miost offensive man to be fgund, i beeo::;l an st and Roar for Moore(s) «gught to bé resen to the bitter en T fnmlp Tope the president will see Harn ess this_and.correet his mistake himselt AND and restoroharsiony to he party. I iren thin S Hissbelf £nd to thoso with- out whom he could not have been elected. Nobody believes that hecoud] have carried the state ot New York without the ' active support of her present senators. Their passive su) port would not have answered. Wit Out the state of New York Gen. Gar- field would mot now be president. rewarding Robertson is noténly offensive to’ the New York senators, but it is to New York republican The éhanige of Badésn and Cramier, u.. appomtments in. which 1 felta ng personal -interest, was very Simaialot o me. " The. frst becanse of our personal relations, and my that heshould be kept where his office would support him un ho finishes some work he is upon and which he could do with his public duties. The second because it was at 'the expense of removing the son of my Saddlery. e, O GOODS ARE SENTINE WITHOUT THE ABOVE SEAMES. The beat material s used and. the most skl rken o cmyiey o 3t th lowet caah e, Anyone whahing s pice Eoe o v vy e e guar ! $oods il The Largest Gluthmg House West of Chicago. A Department for Children’s Clothing. ‘We have now an assortment of Clothing of all kinds, Gent's ishing Goods in great variety, and a heavy stock of Trunks, Valises, Hats, Caps, &. These goods are fresh, purchased from the manufacturers, and will be sold at prices lower than ever before made. We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price. A large TAILORING FOROE is employed by us, and we make SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice. CALY. AND SEHE US. 130l and I303 Farnham St., cor.13th. FOR SALE it 2= J. M. OL_A_BKE THE OLDEST Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, Cor. Douglas and Fourteenth streets. ONETHOUSAND LOTS in the cit only sell exclusively ofi u-.-n old_secrotary of state who probs- bly ‘Héver had a superior, certainly never for moral worth, in the depart- thent. Tt ‘is true he resigned, but he did this from & sensé of honor, supposing it to e duty of repre- unmmE abroad to give a new ad- ministration the opportunity of saying whether u.even wanted or not. ery truly yours [igmed. S. Grax. To Hon. J. P. Jones, United States * senator, Washingtoa, D. C. GEO. R. RATHBUN, Principal. Creighton 'Block, OMAHA, arsend or Gireuar. NEBRASKA. novaodiewtt M. R. RISDOM, Goneral Insyrance Agent. REPRESENTS: PHEX] RANY " HENLX ASSURANCE CO, of Lan SCIENTIFIC SCIENCE. ‘The Grand Bust-Up in Thirty- Five Million Years— Sure Pop. i Mr. E. R. Paige lectured af the THE Academy of Music last evening on “Perihelia,” the period when the planets are in position nearest the sun. Eloven ladies and thirty-two gentle- men listened to his grand aggregation of compiled statistics. He said noth- ing new, except a. few extraordinary discoveries of his own. For inatance, 18 said the world was approaching de- struction at the rate of a second every two weeks, and he had made a fine chlculation snd discovered that the and bust up would take plade in ut 35,000,000 years, but he added hat there was no doubt that the earth would kick the bucket five or ten millions of years before that date. The lecturer didn’t seem to mind any such little period as the difference be- tween five and ten million years. The andience seemed to consider that they would beall white-haired and bent be- fore that period came, and they wouldn't have much more use for the world then, anyhow. He expected that before many million years the moon would have to go out of busi- ness, when it would form a gigantic cirele of cobble stones about the earth. Tt is to be hoped the paving of our streets will not be postponed until then. 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