Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 9, 1882, Page 2

i TSN —— ? I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MARCH 9 1882 e ——————————————— POLK COUNTY POINTS. Farmers Preparing for Spring | J- 1ee, aged &bout 12 years, fell dead ‘Work—Oorn and Cat- tle Rule, MoChne's Madases and Methode. - ‘Correspondence of Tie baw, SrroMssuRe, Neb,, March 3.—We are now enjoying very pleasant weath- er, and farmers are time in preparing their ground and sowing wheat and oats. There will be more corn planted in our county than ever before. The people have wisely concluded that corn is king in Ne- braska as well as in Towa and Tllinois; farmers are paying more attention to cattle and hogs and less to small grain. A fow of our leading farmers are in- vesting in sheep, but as thisis an en- terprise that is not so well under- stood, farmers are somewhat back- ward in taking hold. Broom corn is also an important factor in this coun- ty. Th mostly cultivated by our Ez:andinnvun citizens, and pays them handsomely as their highly cultivated farms will testify. The citizens of Stromsburg and vi- cinity were favored with a very able address by Judge Morris, from Crete, on the subject of universal suffrage. The judge gave many reasons why he believed in the doctrine of female suf- frage, and I have no reason to doubt his sivoerity. It was, however, sug- gested by one of our citizens that he could do much better if he would talk on the other side of the quesion. I know of no converts from the result, unless it is Beach, of the Republican, and this is only guess work. I am not able to substantiate it by any means. The editor of the Osoceola Record has ygdertaken to wipe out the Alli- ance in Polk county by some means. He has discovered that he had under. estimated his task, and, judging from his editorials the past few weeks, he improving the — an interesting speaker and draws andiencos. On Sunday moming a child of D, on the floor of & neighbors’ house. Heart disease is said to be the cause of its death. Lhis morning at seven o'clock, Mr, Philleo deid at his residence on Colfax street. He was aged about seventy years, and was the father of out townsmah, R. Philleo. Mr. Philleo was a highly respected and energetic old gentleman, Hix, RENO REFLECTIONS. Passing Hvents Cast Their Shadows in Print. Correpondenze of ‘tho e Rexo, Wasnor Co., Nev., March 2.—Though your correspondent’s pen has been sheathed for sometime she will now resume her duty, and by the aid of one of our Washoo “‘zephyrs” will waft you a few jottings from this far-away mountain burg. It is just three years to-day since our interesting little town was de- stroyed by the fiery element, during one of the strong sea breezes that swoep through the Sierra Nevada's with so much force. THE WEATHER, To-day is o delightful spring day; violets have been in bloom for some- time, though the grand old moun- tanis are covered with snow. Farmers will soon commence plowy- ing here if the warm weather keeps up (which they are already doing at Big meadows), butin our sister state, California, roses are in bloom and almond trees are in blossom, as well a8 other flowers, fruits and vegetables, which we import here on short notice whe needed.. NEVADA INSANE ASYLUM in located about a mile from Reno, nd isa very large and handsome building completed a few days ago. 1t will soon be ready for ocoupancy. is feelipg exceedingly uncomfortable. His feelings come on him spasmodic- ally one a week. He feels exceedingly wrath and makes short work of every person who is taking any part in the Alliance movement. This fit scems to affect him with such terrible power that he slobbers clear over. He is not satisfied with attacking Alliance men 1n our own eounty, but also opens his wrath on the members of the State Alliance and their proceedings. This week the lion is transformed into a lamb, Innocent as a dove he comes creeping into the commiltee room, where a committee are receiving propositions to publish an anti-mo- nopoly newspaper and meekly offers his services to the'* dear peupfa” and tells them of his wonderful love for them. The committee very uncere- moniously sat down on our friend of the Record and his profession and the result was to produce another spasm, and the lion of a week ago was once uore on the warpath. I have desig- nated these sudden changes 1n our friend McCune as perindical spasms because it seems hardly reasonable for a rational man to change so oftbn in 80 short a time. However, some of our best citizens who have been acquainted with him for years past say it is natural for him to say one thing and do another and that he used to get head“marks (no doubt with a rod) at school for his abilities to change his mind in' less time than lnr other scholar. notice The Record has nominated Mr. Hill from Butler county as a can- didate for state treasurer: Now I have never met Mr. Hill and know nothing about him and hope he is a good man, but if the remainder of his backers are like The Record he is certainly a goner. The only show that the gentleman from Butler soun- ty has in our county is for him to proye that The Record made the an- nouncement against his will, which I trust he will be able to do. HAWKEYE, BLAIR BRIEFS. Business Plans for the Season—The Death Record . Unusually Large. Correspondence of Tus Bx. Braig, March 6.—The usual bysy and active throng seen on the streets of Blair have been somewhat lessened of late on account of the spring-like weather, which keeps the farmers busy at home preparing for spring seeding. Quite a number of our large farmers are already putting in weat. Nevertheless, the stranger coming to Blair finds an active, thriving, busy little city, where the rumbling of trains and the hammer and saw of the carpenter can bo heard from early morning until late at night. With the close of this season Blair will have at least three new brick blocks and an o] house second to none in the state, outaide of Boyd's, These build- | munities, it is refreshing to note such | up everything—scenery, already contractad for, plans | an instance of justice’s celerity in dis- | and some of tfi ings are drawn and ma or, The 8. O, & P. Railroad company build muhimmu are preparing to here, itis ulfo rumored that they will #oon commence the work of rip-rap- % river banks at this place. Buvee, living near this made s visit over to Modale, Towa, last week. While there one of his friends got into & row with one of his mrnflmwhwh Boveo tried to quiet when his triend drew a revolver and attempted to shoot his antagonist, but the hit Bovee, entering his stomach and passed up, coming ' put near the heart. Bovee has since died. A number of Masons and friends of the late Newton Clark, at- the funeral at Calboun from representatives from this place to look after the bridge matter, write that ‘‘the prospect s good.” Weare in doubt as to what prospect they refer to. A gentleman by the name of John- ‘-:-‘l;:uywhrmnnmbarq olo.&;l; ountry, paying & for them. .l.Buz sold to one day last week fifty head of Then we are to take care of ourinsane at home for it is sad but true that the Napa and Stockton asylums of Cali- fornia are filled to overflowing. A number of patients are from Nevada. COMSTOCK NOTES. The water in the ‘‘Yellow Jacket mine was up to the 2,300 level Mon- day and still rising. The company will have to buy new pumping ma- chinery or abandon the mine. In Gold Hill they are raffling off houses and lots, which, a few years since, were valued at from $2 060 to 86,000 each. The number of chanoes ift each rafile are fram 200 to 300 and are sold for $1 apiece. STEAMBOAT RPRINGS, There are no finer baths on the Pa- cific coast than at the tamous boiling Steamboat Springs, about seven miles ienoed villain of the low order Jae- oby, his companion, is a young Dane not out of his teens, with awk- wand, but withal, henest ways. He had about $1¥5 on his person. and when about & mile and a half west of Alkali station in Keith coun- ty, Gray covered with a six shooter and compelled him to ‘‘give up.” On_securing the money, he went to Denver, and was pre‘;;lring to leave there for home in Virginia, when Sheriff DePriest, of Keith county, captured and brought him back to Ogallala, where he has lain in limbo awaiting trial. cial term of court in Keith county, for the disposal of Gray's case and a couple of lesser ones. On last Mon- day he reached Ogaillala about 10 a. m., being accompanied by Hon, Wil liam Neville, of this city, who in the absence of District Attorney Bier- bower, had been employed as prosecu- ting attorney. Judee G. W. Heist, of Sidney, representing Gray's defense, was also on hand. His honor im- mediately opened court, aud impan- neled a grand jury, which straightway found an indictment against Gray for the oftense with which he was charged. An adjournment was then made for dinner, after which the court rapidly impanneled a petit jury. The case was speedily pressed, though neither prosecution nor defense omitted any- thing which would benefit their re- spective sides. But the evidence was overwhelming against Gray, and despite the remonstrance of his counsel he confirmed his guilt, by a statement to the court. The caso was with the jury but a few minutes when a_verdict of guilty was returned. Not many Judge Gaslin decided to hold a spe- | B OSTETTE CELEBRATED RS ) STOMACH TTE A remedy with guch & _representation as Hos- BIFTERS totter's Stomach Bitters ¢eserves a fair trial 1t you are dyspeptic, your malady will eventually yie d to it; if you are fechle, lick flesh and fecl despondent, it will both build and cheer you up; it vou are constipated it will relieve you, and if bilious, healthful stimulute your liver. Don’t despo n but make this effort in the right direc- tl ion. 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The condemned was hurried from court, und then the spectators, on consulting the clock, found it was not yet three o'clock in the after- noon. In a little over three hours actual work, the man had been tried and disposed of. Before con- cluding this recital we wish to remark handled the case, were composed prin- prisoner belouged to that much-abused class of men, a natural ‘sympathy for their kind did not deter them sum- marily wisiting upon him the conse- quences of lus crime. In this they n‘mwod a respect for the peace and dignity of the community, which might” be emulated with profit by many a more civilized and pretentious locality and class of people. BURNING THE JONAH. How a Theatre Company Dodged Two Dreadful Omens. Now York Sun, “Superstitious? Well, yes, actors are usuully very superstitious; more 80, I think, than sailors,” said an old from Reno. They are conceded to be a_ specific for rheumatism and other blood diseases. Visitors can have rooms at a hotel or cottages, as they prefer. AN ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY FOR RENO. Articles of incorporation of the Reno Electric Light company were filed in the office of the secretasy of state a few days ago. The object of the corporation is to furnish light and power to Reno and vicinity, and is to exist fifty years, The company have contracted with Edison’s Electric Light company of New York for con- struction of works here. They pro- Ppose to use water for power, NOTES, Reno will be favored with a number of firat-class troupes in the next fow weeks, as she has been hsretn(ore.thh winter, ‘“‘Alice Oates’" Opera Bouffe were here in January, and entertained a large and fashionable audience, even though the diminutive Alice's little (7) kick did come in the performance very often, A M, Sluder who married a grass widow of Carson eome two weeks ago, is now -rushing around, wild-eyed af- ter a divorce. She has disappeared with $450 worth of Studer's wealth, U, 8. Marshall Ash committed sai- cide in Virginia Oity, Monday night. There is to be a military company organized in Reno shortly. 'he trout have begun their annual pilgrimage up the riv.r Truckee and are being caught in large quantities, The Indian Princess, Sally Winne- mucea, has gone east with her husband to lecture in the large cities, Zeruyn, SWIFT JUSTICE. A Culprit Indletied, Tried, Convicted end Bentenced in Less Than Four Hours, North Platte Tolegraph, March 2, In theso dsys when cases drag their weary length ihrough our criminal cunru,imseded alike by court, prose- cution and defence, and enormous ex- are thereby entailed upon com- ! {n-lng of & criminal, as is related be- 0! w, Judge William Gaslin, of this g:s bth) district, has ever m noted for two promi- nent traits, but unfortunately, ones that are pow .more honored by the judiciary, in the breach than the observance, viz: celerity in the trial of criminal cases, and soverity in aftixing th:‘rennlty when the accused have been adjudged guilty. For these attributes he has received the plaudits of the batter and maledictions of the worse element of his constituency, but the overwhelming majorities which the distriot has given him repeated), on election day 15 a testimony of their full approval, and has but tended to develop his dispatch and rigor. Perhnrl the most moteworthy in- stance of his rapidity in dispensing justice, osourred at Ogallala, Keitfi county, on last Monday. He had two casos to try there, but it is of the most important we will treat: Last Beptember a couple of cow- boys named Gray and Jacoby came down the line of the Union iwific. starting from Ft, Fetterman, Wyom- ing, Gray is a fellow of about thirty- five years of age. His unsavory ap- wnce and questionable acts, to- pear now at the | gether with his history as given by | lar one dollar size bottle will do. in WL}'N is [ himself, proves him to be an m;mr’j sale by Ish & McMahon, gentleman forwmerly connected with the stage. ‘"Even the great gtars are more or lese nflccted by sufkstition, though they will not admit it. But the poor pro ial players are steeped in it and mak« 1o secret of the fact. “‘Rocently I met a young fellow who had bocn traveling with s com- gluy in Ohio last season, I asked im if they had done a good business. , ‘“‘We did first rate,’ said he, ‘but we had two very narrow:escapes.’ ‘ “Whac were they!’ I asked, ¢ ‘Well,’ said he, ‘when we epencd on the third night at Dayton, we were $300 ahead of all expenses and every- body was in good spirits, I was at the hox office taking in the money, as Ihad not togo on the stage for some time. The Er-t person who asked for a ticket was a cross-eyed man. Iknew what that meant! Death and rbin, and disaster to the company! I went on, however, without saying anythin, until the performance was over, an then the manager, ‘seeing that I was downcast, asked me what was the matter. ‘‘Matter enough,” said I, considering whether I ought to tell him or not. ‘Is the money box stolen?” he asked, growinug verv pale. “Worse than that,” said I, ‘““In heaven's name, man, he exclaimed, clasping my arm, ‘‘what is it!” ““‘And thep I told him, He was as much upsct as I had been, and at first we both thought we were in duty bound to tell the company; but we were billed for Xenia on the next night and our advance agent had thoroughly prepared the town, so we agreed to say nothing until after the Xenia engagement was over, ‘‘Wall, sir, everything went well at Xenia until the last night, when I was again in the box office. ~ The first per- s0n to come for a ticket was a colored mav. Iknew then that it would be criminal negligence to delay warning the company of the danger, I told the manager, and as goon as the perform- ance was over we called the company together and related everything. © supposed, of course, that they would insist on disbanding at once, but it was a good, intelligent company, and, talking over the mat- ter for a couple of hours, we agreed to ‘‘burn the Jonah” and take our chances. So that night we burned pru};ertiu, 6 lage and tinsel from our costumes, We crossed our fingers and blew on the flames. It took us some time to get.a new supply ot stage necessaries, but we atill had several woeks of the season before us. When we started again I confess that T thought we were doing a foolish thing, but the Jonah was thoroughly burned, and we were successful everywhere."” | & em—— GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con- sumption is certainly the greatest medical remedy ‘eve od within the reach of suffering I unanity. 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SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.A:I’.mpI nta, Ga. size reduced to §1.75 por Price of rej bot tle _Small size, holding half the quantity, price, 1.00. y Sold by KENNARD & CO0,, and Drugglsts Generally. 66 1t ?!.‘1' .1{]',1,'1 A LAY, Veud BuD wIREie Weet for bels the most direct, quickess, an an oo 00 o0nmeckng be [ Motropolls, CHI CAGO, and tho EAstkax, Nonrn-Easranx, |» r¢ and S0UTH-EASTRRN LiNKS, which terminated with KANEAs Orry, LRAvEN Couxoir, Buurvs and OMAMA, Crvaus from which radiate EVERY LINE OF ROAD that penctrates the Continent from the Missour River to the Pacific Slope. The OHICAGO ROCK ISLAND & PA. OIFI0 RAILWfiY ; in the only line from Chivago owning track In Kaoas, 0f which, by 1t own road, roaches € Ints Above named. No TRANSYERS BY CARRIAGH o Missiva conxaoriows! No buddiing in [ ntilated OF unclean cars, as ove) gor carried 1o roorny, clean &ad. yentllaled. sosches upon Fast Expros Traing Day Cana of unrivaled magnificence, PuLLaay PALAGE SusaPING CARS, and our own world-famour Dinix Caus, upen which meals are served of un: surpassed excollenon, at th low rato of SEVaxTY Fine Ounrs RAcH, with awple thoo tor healthiu t. O rough Cars betwoen Chicago, Peora, MU waukee aud Mlssourt Rivor Points; and close cou nections at all polnts of intorsection with other ‘We ticket (do not fofget this) directly to ever lach m of ju) in N.bm(;lfil;‘mh Orege, n f {mportance wwfflng, Utah, Idaho, Nevads, , Washingtor ‘Moxi Territory, Coorado, Arison: 0. As.{ beral arrangenicats regarding beggago m any other line, md‘nun of faro alnays asl ow a Who fumnish but +tithe o 4he com ort, Dogs and tackle of sportemen froe. T faldors at all princips EUROPEAN RESTAURANT, On Farnham 8t., bet. 11 & 13, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Thi MEALS OR LUNCH - AT ALI. HOURS. AGENTS FOR ST AM BREAD BAKERY. GEORGE HOUGH, foba-1m Proprietor. Jonn G. Jacobs, \Faxmerly of Glsh & Jucobe,) UNDERTAKEK WHOLESALE GROCER, 1218 Farnham St.. Omaha, Neb. ATTENTION! BUSINESS MEN. We have in Stock THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF BLANK BOOKS! Of all Kinds Qualities and Grades in Omaha. ALSO BARGAINS IN FLAT PAPER.! Give us a Call and be Convinced. GILMAN R. DAVIS & GO., (Successors to Wooley & Davis.) 105 South Fitteenth Street Opposite Postoffice. feb6-1m-eod We Will Not Be Undersold! L B. WILLIAMS & SONS, 1422 and 1424 Dodge St ARE MAKING SPECIAL OFFERINGS OF DESIRABLE GOODS ! INGOUR 2 Linen and Housekeeping Department All Linen Towels, 10c; a Fize Knotted Fringe Towel 25¢; Table Linen, from 40c to $3 50 per yard; Crash, 5c up. : Hand Made Russia Crash In All Grades. Napking, Sheetlngs, Table Covers, Ltc. '|VERY DESIRABLE PATTERNS IN CREAM AND WHITE, DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISSE. Excl usive Patterns]| READY SOON. CARPETS | We will opéu in CARPETS | about two weeks a full and complete stock of CAREPETS On Second Floor, Which is now being prepared for them. LOOK FOR Gents' OUR OARPET DXPARTMENT, F.Urn—ishing Goods. Br.tish S¢x, 5 pairs for $1.00: Unlaundried Shirts, 60c, 60c and 85¢; Suspenders, 26¢, up; Fancy Hose, 65c up; Linen Col- lare, $1.50 : er dozen; Linen Cuft:, $2 50 per dozen. New Sty les. feut ' Neck woear L B. WILLIAMS & SONS, 1422 and 1424 Dodge Street,. “WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.” . OBERFELDER & CO., 1308 and WHOLESALE MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. Spring Goods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearly Complete ORDERS SOLIOCOITHI.