Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 7, 1882, Page 3

RICHES IN ROCKS. New and Valuable Finds in the Dusky Gulches of Dakota. A Tremendous Boom in Traffic--A Post Trador's Greed Brings Him to Grief Correspondence of The Bee. Ravio Crry, B, H., Januay 2. The prospects hereabouts look ex. ceedingly flattering. The mines at Galena are being rapidly developed, and are now generally believed to be the best in the Black Hills, some of the ore yielding hundreds of dollars to the ton. New discoveries have also been made at several points be- tween here and Galona, a distance of about nine miles, some of the ore yielding from twenty to thirty cents to the pound of rock. Consequent upon these discoveries and the boom which has already set in, ¢ new four- horse daily stage line has been estab lished between this point and Galena by Messrs. Ingalls & Dickley, and dry ain and hay leave here to the amount of dollars’ worth & day for that camyp. Our town is rapidly groving in popu- lation and business importance, ‘inso much that a new boot and shoe store slished by J. C. McMil- and planing mill by goods, greceries, & hundreds of has been e len, & new gris A. D. Steward, and a new church by the Catholic denomination. The Cath- oiles also propose to have a new school at this place. We have hotels and restaurants by Mrs, Hammond and Mrs. J. C. Elsner, J. Scollard and William N. Pierson; two blacksmith shops by Messrs. Boehm and McCauley severally; a general store by Wm. Harmon & Co.; a jew elry store by Charles G. Ingalls, and a drug store by Dr. H. P. Lynch, and news depot by Allen Daguett. The Great Northwestern express stage and transportation company its headquarters outside the hills at this point and will doubtless start a transter for Galena freight from here early in the spring. Stephen Trim keeps a first-class wholesale and retail liquor establish- ment, and liquid refreshments ave \lso elegantly dispensed by Miller, Es., at “Tom Miller’s s J The livery businoss is represented by Mic Springle. Our professional men are but two, viz.: Drs. Lynch and Pratt. Telephone communication has re- tly been established with Fort Meade and by way of Deadwood with the rest of the world. Considerable interest is just now felt in the investigation which 1s be- ing prosccuted concerning chariges which have been preferred to the sec- tary of war against W, S. Faushawe, post trader at Fort Meade, D. T. Fanshawe is said to have waged con- stant war upon prominent men and the business interests of this town; hence the charges. He is accused therein of having stolen §55 from one McGinty, who kept a house of ill fame near camp J. G. g)tu.rgm, about three years ago and before the establish- ment of Fort Meade, and who at the time of the theft was gambling in Fanshawe's place of business. " He is also accused of selling to the govern- ment several hundred tons of con- demned and utterly worthless hay upon his contract instead of good hay which his contract called for; of sell- ing liquor contrary to the ordera of the president of the United States and of the post commander; of sellini liquor without the necessary licenso provided for by the revenae laws, in vast and unlimited quantitics; of at tempting to bribe the post council of administration, and of various other irregularities. ~ This trader enjoys the exclusive privilege of trading at the company post of Kort Meade, and with immunity from terri- torial and county taxes and licenscs he can pinch out and within all busi- ness which falls beneath his blightin shadow and it is oniy the superior business locatio of this town at the junction of the stage and freight roads that has enabled it to live at all, Tt would seem, therefore, that he cnulll have aftforded to content himself with hie Jegitimate business; but prosperity makes men greedy. After the aboli- tion of post sutler it was contended by partie interested that it was ne- cessary for the benefit of the overland emigrants that stores should be estab- lished and protected by the ment on national highway with this view that post tradershif were established. But there isno ex- cuse for these traderships with speci privileges and immunities within on 1" T. Owens and George is to vetard the wowth of the y by competing with legitimate and to demoralize and corrapt by the liquors and ¢ sense, the brilliancy of and the bribes the s music in the air.” TENDERFOOT HONEY FOR THE LADIES. Bearskinrobes will be used in s'eighs, Sealskin borders are on Buits, een cloth Feathers supersede owers in head dresses, Black velvet dog collars are again in Dark beaver fur robes are usedin ladies carriages. Brown ix traveling dresses Six distinet shades of red are often scen upon one round hat, The small onnets of last winter favorites of thix year, *Pomted” furs with white dots of Heece wn in have lost favor. rred to gray for brides 1ot embroidered Jerseys now form the o bascgues of black nuits s are preferred to puffs by young women, Amber-Leaded sandals of laurel pink are the latest in dancing shoes Moire stripes alternating with plush stripes are seen in rich goods One wide horder of fur is more stylish than two or three narrow ones, Tailor-made suits of clothes are worn to ¢hu h and when making visits, Watteau pleat at the back of a arnet bonnets loather figures applied on plosh of the eccentric trimn ings for win. mal shape ars American pearls of ab vises for gentle: mounted in grotesque de men’s earf pins. (Goden b ocade is worn by married la. while slver brocade i for brides and & laco pin of hnmnwvml gold, with the wearer’s monogram in the centre, is one of the newest atyl s, on & pair of new corsets, “Syracuse haw o female architect.” ristown hasn't o female archi » designing woman [Norristown Herald, 4 srass 1o ttings are fasten- ed to the head by gold-headed pins <ot with onyx stones. The latest novelty is a dress album, co of every new dry aummed on one wide ¢ and the date attached. Shonlder-knots of white satin or water- ed silk ribbon, fastened by cate spray of flowers, take the place of the foral epaulets worn Lt winter., Katin boots, wiv,h velvet tops, Spanish toes, and fastened with tiny vu\\.»H. \ll\v(\-vnn sre worn with handsome dinver or eveningtoilets of satin s i carefully ont a rose or deli tentiary while lynx-eyoed Tinted Roman pearls with full evenine Also_worn, 1 at intervals by , aristocraticand wealthy .g,—,...|.. of \\ ahis mon_ Christmas day been calling on i|n|||l::-l in too much egg- Less than one-third the population of Rhode Island has s of female popula- all know how to keep house and talk polities, Largo |m1|wr~~ are made of odd fabries Jlor and design the shawls—tiny palm Wil or red grounds, o 1 agoda sty serol H mm rn~4 on bl ented with velvet ed_with gold. 4 prefects’ collars, and t about the throat; double tuchess of \\nh Llu mare Lewiston (Misr.) Journal says that town who did not, look with favor npon k in the stable and kept till Tuesday noon, ¢ Mother Hubbard c'oaks of three- e unlike the long are m e of soft, fi with fine-quilted a handsone trimming n-colored surah, lined and bordered with f silver tox or Kus: Bonnets to match are trimmed with narrow bande of fur, and tied with | surah strings lined with crimson. Some of the new which reach far Bernharlt gloves above t! e elbow, and are gned to be worn ng_ toilets, are finished at the sertion bands of costly point or duchesse Jace three inches wide, and above this a rutile of the same lace 1.ttle or no fulnes delicate look to that portion of the which generally has especially in the Danish gloye that is left unbound at the top. ih This gives a soft and an unfinished T, just returned sht with her some mnets covered, with e shape, color, here and there wi no pretence of utility t, a crab, a good-sized & bumble-bee, - making a hat eminently appropri- ate for a Christias out aim or effect ctor was um-|rl ained of | ) |muh kissing invo the nded him; that hecause he wis m«.u..aemt.,‘..,.n..- ’ | Since th 1N, Boston, Mass., writes: ¢ f four (1) years”standing. ewained my normal appetite, sleep well and live ¢ cents, trinl bottles 10 cents, —p— Orarinna, Towa, January b, | of this city intend giy railroad lines, of small pox scare in ( lm-uu. is a hoax. I f arrival her un‘ talk, along ti Kunown, and the here they ci st informed wen 1 v i any 1 the connty | 1 we believe the :mkh. and with half \\m enabled to walk round g 'u||| all 21w any aflection of the Discoveny for nchitis Hay K \rhioro ovaryihing blsb Baa failed wedicine can sho positive and permanent Hr..mhms 1t s a perfect spec ific, cur- ing the \.n) Worst cases in l|u Jm: means give it l(vhulnr Bz 8] 00. Isn & MoManon, (lmdu THE OMATA DAILY BEE LIFE AT THE CAPITAL. A Variety of Tuteresting Items Carefully Prepared. Porsonal, Social and General Correspondence of The Bee Laxcous, Neb,, January .- There seems to be some diffurence of opinion a8 to the origin of the recent fire at the opera house. Mr. Seleck, of the Florence Herbert troupe, claima that it was causcd by coals falling from the stove in the ladies dressing room, but E. A. Church insiats that that is im- possible as the fire occurrad some feet - | from the stove and is ready to prove are uted as bouguets t .wulm, dresses, o lady who wassqueezed between ht cars, sayw it folt just like trying ~ [ Philsdel] his that the members of the company were in the habit of smoking cigarcttes for catarrh (7) trouble and throwing the atubs on the floor, Mr. C. seems to have the inside track. of damago was 8o light that it was un The amount neoessary to call upon tho insurance It was, in seapo for Lin- companies for dama deod, a very narrow colu, for had the tire burned an hour longer the entire building wouldin all probability have been destr The two young men af stealir liorse and buggy i this city some days ago attempted to escape from the jail the other evening but were not sharp enough and - were caught It certainly is very strange that so wany prisoners escape trom the peni- ) Nobes is warden. 1f he is notable to Inul. of- ter them it would te very profitabe to the state to have a new manin his place. 1t is becoming a very common oceurance for conviets to escape and it certainly does not sres the prison. besides the expense inour- red in pursuing them and bringing them back. Several have never been heard from and are not likely to be either. very well for The governor states that there will not be an extra session of the legisla- ture unless congress decides to divide the states into districts, in which case it will be necessary. Several partics of Now Year's callers chartered Herdics and went the rounds. Thus Mr. O. Pelt proves himself a public benefactor in more thany one manner. there been champagne offered, which praise to the ladies there was not, his baggage m might have been required be- fore the day was finished. It is said that one of a party of youny gentlo- men who called on New Year's dropped his stove-pipe under the wheel of their carriage, which, break- ing a spring, prevented them from completing the rounds. There made against the manner i which the Lincoln postoflice 18 is conducted under its present man- agement. Letters fail te reach their destination, which were never before miscarried, or are kept in the oflice several days before being put into the right box, and it is claimed that mail matter of great importance has been found back of the building in the ash heap. The employes of the Lincoln Globe (now detunct) are having a big timo in obtaining their back wages, and as the affair has been put into the hands of attorneys, it will go where all other good things go. Guess! 1t seems as if the secret societies of Lincoln were on the war-path. Hard- y an evening passcs that Bart, of the Rialto, is not called upon to prepare one of his elegant suppers, which the members of the order demolish in a wonderfully scientific manner, while the next morning their wives (if they have one) can’t imagine why the busi- ness of importance which kept them out so late the night before should have such a demoralizing effect upon them. A roview of the impx-.-\1-nmntnumlln- | in Lincolu during the past that they amount to n How is that for the capiti braska’ Harry Seidel, a young man, eloped with a_daughter of Dr. Protzman, wged 15, of this city, some days ago. i departure the doctor has received a letter from his son-in-law (/) stating he “knows that Ida is o young to marry, but will take wood care of her and see that her mueical education is not neglectod.” The friends of Mrs, M. Mar- quette will be pleased to learn that she has greatly improved since her arrival in Florida, She will remain during the winter, and hopes to ro- turn fully restored to hoealth, It is understood that the Apollo|: g a grand concert in the near future, in which Kate Brewster Chency will tako an wetive part. The Apollos are well Lwhatever they undertake at one tme connected with nd who i tomed to calling to eve me she wiched o vess, that in the eveaing as she woent to her devotions, she ealled out Shello™ ina fowd voico which go start [ed her that it was some time before she w While | omposed anongh to proceod. nesty of heart was manifest, ity wonld overlook the form of address cven by tele- phone, The Lincoln board of health met on the morning of the 3d, and after dis- cussing the prevalence of small pox in the various cities of the Union, and wishing to do all in their |u-vw| to prevent, if possible, its appearance in our city adopted resolutions, request- ing all persons who have not protect ed themselves by vaccination within the past five years to do 8o at once. D.H W, —_—— No More Hard Times If you will stop spending so much l his med- | on - tine clothes; rich food and style, | buy No | belter clothing; » many | substantial things wwod, healthy food, ¢ and and wary, and cspecially 8top tho foolial hubiL this tiuly |of employing oxpensive, quack doc- tors or using so much of the vile hum- bug medicine that does you only harm, but put your trust in that sim- ple, pure remedy, Hop Bitters; that cures always at a trifling cost, and you will see good §times and have good health.—Chronicle. Jang-12 SATURDAY, TRUTH ATTESTED. Some ImportantStatementsof We Known Poople Wholly Tn order that the pat gonuinenoss of th power and valiic speak, we publish herwith t o tures of partica w The Truth of those bestin lute, NOF can the facts they Announce Nan, May 94, 1881 H,H. 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THE SIOUX CITY ROUTE Runs & Solid Train Ihrough from Council Blufts to 8t. Paul Without Change Time, Only 17 Hours, BCPCP MILES THE SHORTEST COUNCIL BLUFFS8 TO BT. PAUL, MINNFAP 11 OR BISMARCK, andall polnta tn Northorn Jowa, Minnesota and |I Platform Couplor an . SAFETY AND COMFORT Pullinan Palace Sleeping Car WITHOUT CIEANGE I : Transter at Coun- on arrival of Kansuy il Bluffs train from Arriving at Sioux City 11:36 p. New Union Dopot at SE. Panl at City, St. Joseph and < TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY,OTHER ROUTE #ar1emembor In taking the Sloux City Routo yougot s Through Train. The Shortest Lino, kewt Time muA n nfortable Ride in the 'FFS AND ST. PAUL. ts read vin the “Sioux ‘3 R BUCHANAN A HKOBINSON, Ass't e 1 Pea . ALy o1 ¥, J, 1. O'BRYAN, Southweetern Agent, unci Blufls, lowa THE OCCIDENTAL ! PAYNTER, Proprietor {Corner 10th and Howard OMAHA, NEB. Rates, Two Dollars Pny: Day. Matter of Application of Guitleib Zin. merman for L T th day of Docomber, M I)mnhn for lice s and Vinous Liguon Ilmimml (llndm Neb,, hnm f Iumm\, 1852, to the 1 > be no oqjection, remonstance cr protest mHl within two week lvuuuh I.Lh A,‘ulunu/,mnnn\'. Appl e OMANA DAILY BEE new ablish the a ove notice once ita ut the expense of the city of Omaha is Geo. P. Bemis JANUARY 7, 1882, TAFE TWTE 20 et i No Chang‘mg‘ Cars OMAHA & GHICAGO, Where direct connoction_are mado with Through SLEEPING CAR LINES for NEW YGRK, HOS PIILA ¥ A, LTIMORE, WASIHINGTON AND ALL EASTERN ITIKS, The Short Line via. Peoria Kor INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, LOUIS- VILLE, and all polnta in the BOUTH-EAST. TIN RRAT LINE For ST. LOUIS, Whero direch connections are made in the Unlon Depot with the Through Sleeplng Oar Line for ALL POINTS SOUTE. NEW LINE ro~DES MOINES THE FAVORITE ROUTE FOR Rock Island. Tho uneqvaled Inducoments oftared by this ine b0 travelom and tourists arc w follow Tho celebmted PULLMAN (16-wheel) PALAGE SLEEPING CARS run_only on this & Q. PALACE sRAWING ROOM ( Rs,! it Horton's Roclining Chatrs. No extra cha soats in Roclining Chairs. The famous ¢, . & Q. Palaco Dining Cam, Gorgoous Smoking Cars fitted with elegant high-backed rattan rovolving chairs, for the oxclusive use of first-class passen- ors, Stool Track ard superfor equipmont combire | with thelr gaeat through car arrangeniont, mokes this, above all others, the favorite routo to tne Enat, South and Southoast. kX you will find” traveling & luxury tn- fa oping cur Time Twbles, o be cheertully glven by applying to | PERCEVAL LOWK @eneral ¢ W ongoer Agent, Chic POTTER, aver Uhieavo, ‘ rn Rk bad ‘R:uut.e‘ i Wost for belng tho most direct, quickest, safost lino coneeting tho groat Motropolls, 'CHI the Eastary, Nowri-Easrany, | oun LINKS, which torminatos here, ‘Atoiitsow, CouuRROAT nd_OMAlLa, th Gaxans trom which radinto EVERY LINE OF ROAD that penotrates the Continent from the Missour! River to tho Pacific Slope. The CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PA- CIFIC RAILWAY I the only line from Chicago owning track Into Kanaas, or which, by ita own road, roaches tay points above named. No TRANKPKRA BY CARRIAGH | 0 MIKSING CONNBOTIONS! No huddl in il ventilatod or unclean cars, a9 ovory passoner is carried in roomy, cloan and ventilated conchon upon Fast Express Trains, DAY Cans of unrivalod magnificence, PuLuMAN PALAOK BLEEPING CARK. and ourown world -famous DiNING CArs, upon which meals aro served of un- arpwsod oxcollenco, at tho low rate of SeveNTY. Fivn Crams with amplo tmo for healthtul onjoyment. Through Cara hetwoo Mil wankoo and Missourl Rivor Point con nections at all polnte of Intorssction with-othor roads, Wo ticket (do not forget thi) directly to overy place of importanco in Kanaas, Nebraska, Black Inil, Wyomin, Utaly Tdabio, Sevada, Californla, ropon, Washington erritory, Colorado, Arizonn nml Now Moxlco, Asli beral arrangomonts rcgarding baggage as any other line, and rates of faro alwages e ow ws compotitors, who furnish but a tithe"o the com- fort. Doge and tacklo of sportawon froa, Tickets, mays and foldors at all principa officon in the United States and Canada R. It CABLI E. 8T JOIIN, Vico Prov't & Gen, Gen, Tkt and Paan's nagor, Chicaco Chicag I880 SHORT LINE. 1880, KANSAS CITY, St. Joe & Council Bluffs RAILROAD W TR ONLY Direct Line to 8T. LOUIS AND THE EAST From Omaha and the West, No change of cars betwoon Oranha and - nd Lut ono hetiveen GMAT Mw mm\ Daily PassengerTrams o A EASTERN AND WESTERN. CITIFS with LRSS CHARGES and IN ADVANCE of ALL} OTHER LINES, Thin entire ltno Is quipped with Pullmans Palaco Sleoping Carw, Palaco Day Couches, Millor's Bafety Platform and’ Coupler, and tho colobrated Wostinghouse Air-brake. #ArSeo that your tickot reads VIA nANSAS CITY, 8T, JOSEPH & COUNCIL BLUFFS Kall: road, 'via Bt. Josoph and 8t. Louls, 'mm. for walo st all coupan stations tn the BARNARD, WO pAwks, oen. Bt 8. Josh M Gon, Paas, and Tickot Agt., Bt. Joseph, 3 AxpY Bokoax, Ticke wouts, 1020 Faroham streok.” A. B, Bauwawp General Agent, OMA NE Matter of Application of M., Parr for Permit todell Liquor as a Druggist, NOTICE Notice is hereby given that M. Parr did, upon the ~2d day of January, A. D, 1882, file his application to the Mayor and City Council of Omaha, for sertnt to sell Malt, Spirituous and Vinous chanical and cherical pu ner Tenth and Howard street, ward, Omaha, Neh., from the 16th l:y of January, 1888, to the 10th day of April, 1532, If there be no object or protest filed with January 24 A, D., 18 will be granted tion, remonstrance ks from o waid permit M. Pani, A[f;hunt. Reau Estate Acency, I6th and Dodge 8ts., Omaha, Neb, Do'nm fiu doss muorire h‘mkenu- business. o sud therelore any bargal ke are losured Lo » A . Tus DaILy Bre newspaper will publish tha AlOVE, Botide biags eath weak for twe woeks, at the expense of lhn npnhumL The City of Omahais not to be charged therewith, JoJ LG, thhl"l’ 22t City Clerk. AI\‘D CQ‘RRFL'T M.AI' p & NORTH. WESTERN R Ak whon (rapeling ) afther direotion hatwees wdatt of the Prines | Points i the West, ‘lm h and Northw cmu,\(‘.o' TERN RAILWA THE CHICACO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, prinetpal lnes, runs each way daily Jtis the only road west of Chie: The Imperial Palaée‘ Dining Cars. North or Northwest of Chle; tistheonty road that 0 M ) A & Contral Dakota Line .ake Superior Lne_ % 01 T 10 DRILed Stktes and 1, bosure they read over It,and tako nono others W. H. STENNETT, Gen'l Pass, Agent, Chl N. W, Rallway, Tith and Acent C, & N W Railway, U, . R. R. Depat. TIokets Over this rosd Aro o \ MARVIN RUGHITT, ¢ HARRY P, DUKL " oota. Railway, 148 1fand Farnham sirete) The Oldest Wholesa.le and | Retail JEWELRY HOUSE MUS!G . HUUSE IN THE WEST! General Agents for the Finest and Best Pianos and Organs manufactured. ur prices are as Low as any Eastern Manufacturer jand Dealer. Pianos and Organs sold \for cash or installments at Bottom Prices. A SPLENDID stock of i Pianos Knabe in'Omaha. Visitors can here | find all novelties in SIL- VER WARE. Rich and Stylish Jewelry, vhe Latest, Most Artistic, and Choicest Selections in | PRECIOUS STONES and all descriptions of FINE WATCHES at as Low Pri- ces as 18 compatible with honorable dealers. and see our Elegant New Building, corner 11th and Farnham CLOCKS, | anos, and other makes. Also Clough & Warren, Sterling, Imperi American Organs, not fail to seeus before pur- MAX MEYER & BRO, MANUFAGTURERS OF SHOW CASES! Large Stock Always on Hand. A. POLACK, . Fall and Winter CLOTHING LATE AND NOBBY STYLES FOR MEN BOYS AND GHILDREN. Hats, Ca.ps, Trunks, Valises. OY,. TEING MADH TO ORDERI IN THELATEST;STYLES, Batisfaction Guaranteed. 1316 FARNE-—!AM STREET, FOURTEENTH, " W. J. WELSHANS & ©0., P AND RETAIL DEALERS IN= Flour, Feed, Grain, Baled Hay. PROPRIETORS OMAHA CITY MILLS, ~CHOICE BRANDS OF— Winter and Spring Wheat Flour, R.ye Flour, Graham, Bran, Corn, Oats and Chopped Feed of all Kinds. TELEFPEONE CONNEOTION. Cor. Eighth and Farnham Streets, Omaha. PILLSBURY'S BEST | Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. It always gives satisfaction, 'hecause it makes | superior article of Bread, and is the Cheap- est Flour in the market. Every sack warranted to run alike or money refunded. W. M. YATES, Cash Grocer. Omabha, Cheyenne, olorado Prices to Sut all »