Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1882, Page 4

‘b B TN ? THE DAILYOBEE--TUESDAY MAY 30 1882. e e — —— — =y TELEGRAPH NOTES. All postoffices have been ordered olosed between 10 a. m. 5p. m. on Decoration Day. . W. Reed, Guiteau’s counsel is in Boston for the purpose of applying for & writ of habes corpus to Judge Gray. Maj. Randall is on his way to Wighita, Kas,, with Capt. Payne and 20 Oklahoma boomers as prisoners, The arrest was made on the 21st inst The most violent rain storm known passed over Reading, Pa., shortly after 4 o'clock Sunday ternoon. Part of Harrisburg bridge was un- covered and a girl seriously hurt by falling timber. Tsaac Talmadge, a lawyer, aged 58, of Fond Du Lac, Wis., died at Bellvue hospital, N. Y., from an abocess in the back caused fbeing run over by a cart a yoar age. The remains wero sent to Fond Du Lac. The big log jam on_the Wisconsin river at Grand Fathers Kalls was broken by drivers after an ineffoctual attempt with dynamite oxplosives. It was the largest jem ever known in that section and contained 70,000,000 foet of logs in one great mass. Signora Mercedes de Searala, wife of the president of the Republic of Nicargua, with her ;three daughters and a party of sixteen under charge of Dr. A. D.” Candaus, ex-secretary of state of that republic, .arrived in Chi- cago yesterday én rotte to Washing- ton, The orphan’s court of Philadelphia has decided that Mrs. J, Hdgar Thompson, the widow of the late president of the Pennsylvania rail- road, is entitled to over §50,000 un- der the provisions of her husband's will in preference to certain charities which claimed the money. A desperado named Harvey Erok- ridge, while drunk, made an unpro voked attack upon the guests in the Commercial hotel at Antonio, Col., shooting promiscuously at everybody in sight. He killed a young man named John Bennett, then cooly walked out of town, nobody daring to arrest him. The Massachusetts legislature spent all Friday night in a deadlock over the refusal of the senate to concur in the house bill raising the salary of momber from $500 to $650. Mem- bers were lounging, smoking, singing negro melodies, etc. The bill passed and repassed the house as often as re- jected by the senate, until early Sat- urday morning, when both adjourned. The grab was defeated. The United States district court jury in the suit of the United States ageinst the Pacific express company for §20,000, supposéd to have been stolon from a safe shipped from Loav- enworth,returned a verdict at Topeka, Saturday, for the plaintiff in the sum of $22,833.33, principal and - interest. The express company. give notice of & motion fora new: trial and the court adjourned till Monday. Tho professorship of the new testa- nient, lln%mge and literature, at the Andover Theological seminary, owing to lack of harmoney with the semina- ry creed, is vacant, This makes the third vacancy in the faculty. Prof. Thayer was secretary of the American eommission on the rovision of tho new testament. Ho has been sixteen years at the Andover seminary, succeeding’ the famous Mr. Start. “'The estimato of the Kansas state board of agriculture made in' March last is being sustained by the reports of the assessors now being sent in to | K; the county clerk. The decrease in the agreage of wheat will amount to 50,- 000 acres, or twenty-five per cent. The reports of correspondents now in- timate that the yield of wheat will be heavier than at any time in the histo- ry of the state, so that the crop can- not fall below 25,000,000 bushels. An increase in the acreage of corn is shown in all counties that have reperted. ' All kinds of farm animals have had ‘a fair increase in numbers, enpecially sheep, and they will at least be more than double, making about 2,000,000 head. The southwestern ‘counties have doubled their 0 of last year in broom cern and sorghum. Sem————p Sy ——— SPORTING. Natlonal Associated Press THE LOUISVALLE MEETING. LouisviuLe, May 28,—The moeetin, of the Louisville Jockey club close: ‘with the longest race programme ever presentedon the American race cqurse, ten: events being on the card. Tace, extra purse, for.all ages, three- quarters of & mile, was won b, Fel- hflfl"' Hiokory Jim second; time 1:16. Second 'race, extra ‘purse, one mile and o furlong, was won by Pinafore, Tom Plunkett second; time 1:50, Third race, extra purse for two year olds, - three-quarters of a mile, was won by Brother to Grinsted,| Visavis second; time 1 18}, Fourth race, purse §350, for all ages, milo heats, was won by Roches- ter in two straight heats, Leonore Firat | 1 that have ran and not won during the meeting, mile heats, was won by Bounce in twe straight heats, Ella Warfield second in both heats; time 1:45}, 1:47}. . TRINKETT'S TIME, SorantoN, Pa, May 28.--At the spring races hero yesterday, Trinkett trotted against time and made 2:20; failing to take the purse. PASE BALL OAMES SATURDAY. At Burraro—No game on account of rain. At Provipexce—Bostons, 1; Prov- idence, 4. At Trov—Worcesters, 6; Troys, 4 A1 Derrorr—No game on account of rain, At PHILADE 0; Philadelphias At Bavrivore—The Cincinnatisde- foated tho Baltimores by a score of Gto L Ar Priuaperpuia — Athletics, 9; 8t. Louis, 10. A-—~Metropolitans, Too much cannot be said of the ever faithful wife and mother, constantly watching and oaring for her dear ones, never neglecting a single dufl in their bo- half. When they are assailed by disease, ystem should have a thorough the stomach and bowels regu- lated, blocd purified, and malarial poison exterminated, she must know . the that Clectrio Bitters are the only sure remedy, They aro the best and purest medicios 14 the world and only cost fifty cents. Sold by C. F, Goodman. i oo kD VR TEERRPEE THE WIND-UP, The Sportsmen’s Saturday Contest at the Driving Park, i The tournament at the Driving Park closed on Saturday, and most of the visitors in attendance have gone home. three matches, and the séoré was re- corded as follows: Contest No. 10—Purse $260, class shooting. Open only to residents of the state. Twenty single glass balls, 18 yards rise, rotary trap. Ei foe, 85, balls included; ti First prize, $100; second prize, 876; third prize, $60; fourth prize, 825, Jones, 18 19 Hathaway 9 Parmalee. D, Kimbal: Woods. H Tberly. 5 Kny. first money. Ties on 19 —Hathaway 1, Petty 10, T, Kimball 5, Robinson 6, Eberly 1. Petty took second money. Ties on 18--D, Kimball 5, Parma- lep 0, Woods 6. Kimball and Woods divided third money. Ties on 17—Browning 1, Leeder 4, 1{13 5, took fourth money. ontest No. 11, Citizens’ Purse, $250.—Class shooting., Purse donated by citizens of Omaha. ~ Open only to residents of the state, and provided the{l have participated in at least four of the contests on this programme, ex- cluding Contest No. ». Ten single birds; 30 yards rise; same conditions o8 in contest No. 6. + Twenty single bal 8 yards rise; rotary trap; en- trance, §3.256. Birds and balls in- cluded. Ties, 3 birds; 30 yards rise, and b balls, 21 yards First prize, $08.00; 2d prize, $73.50; 3d prize, $49.00; 4th prize, $24.50. Brucker. 21 T, Kimball D. Kimball . ¢, Leeder y tool thirty straight. Ties on 28 —Hathaway, 8, took sec- ond money; D. Kimball 4, Mills 3, Den 6, Kay 4. Ties on 26—T, Kimball 3, Robinson 14, took fourth money; Eberly 10, L. Leeder took fifth prize, a setter pu8, presented by Wm. Preston. ontest No., 12:—Gold badge for glass balls, presented by the Fremont portsmen’s club in May 1878; 26 lass balls; 18 mdl rise; entrance 51.25; ties, 10 balls, 21 yards rise. Bldfio to be shot for annually and to be the Proporf.y of the winner at three sugoessive tournaments. Record.— May 1878, won by A, 8, Patrick, of Omaha; May 1879, won by Wm. Robinson, of Omaha; May 1880, won bKeka Parmeleo, of Omaha; May 1, not contested for. Parmalee . ‘Woods. E. Leede 9 Robinson 28 Hunter. . Mr. Parmalee having won now becomes his property. uttered this sentiment could but wit- and thorough investigation of women in determining the best medicines to keep their families well, and would note their ufiwiw and wisdom in se- The last day’s work inclnded | M 24 Hathaway, .22 22 the badge three times in succession, it 10 the e end 18" Daabalor who ness the intense thought, deep study Miller N © Mark G Norman A Nartofscky J V' O'Donoghue DF ~ @'Bennsr C B O'Hern T Perseon § Petterson A T Perkina A P-lelen D Partridge J lioberts T Robinson R J Rerucha K Keberts & Co Roman ¥ M Richardson F Rene L Smith G P Smith S—3 Sohre H Svensson Smith EW Schmidt C ¥ Samek J § weitzer O Sorenson J Steinnacher J Sanders J Shanahan J Speler T D Seott J A Shattnck L B exel A TvisJ W Thomas F Van Orman S Williams F Whiting C L Wert OL ¥ Walker V Yeager S G Allen Mrs E E Barnes Mrs M E Ball Mrs 8 Clarke Mrs M T Comins Miss M I Dyer Miss J Dewer Mies S Dayis Miss J El'ison Mrs C A Eisenhard Miss <2 Flynn Miss C A Graney Mra ) Gordon Miss A Hun Miss Haskins Miss ¥ Hendee Miss N Johnson Miss A § Jones Mrs J Johnson M A Johnson M Keyes Mrs M Kirkpatrick Miss M Loomis Miss M Lane Miss 5 Mmk hg{" AB atier MirngA May Mrs N McGrale Miss M B O Brine Miss M Rau Missel.—2 Shattle Mrs C Tompert Mre Wah Miss M Wittaker Mi Welch Miss J Wallace M Washington MrTi-2 Welsh Mrs Wess Miss N Widlo Mrs K FOURTH CLASS MATTER. Cliristian Manrer ~ J 1) Sargent Blagickentel A 8 Overfelt Mrs Emelie Preston H W Taylor Clark & Richardson C Cattlow J ¥ Lansing . HatL, Postmaster, TupperJ R E Van Doren § H Westeott J 8 Weitzell G J WattJ F Youngstrom A2 LADIES, Barrett Miss O Batrow Mrs H A Boyesen Mra H Clegg Mrs J Gooper Miss M M; Mardin Mrs Metzger Miss A MecCauley Miss A Parr Miss C Smith Mre H Smith Mrs J Thomson Miu;{ nf 1s what a lady of Boston said to her husband when he brought home some medicine to cure her of sick headache and neuralgia which had made her miserable for fourteen years, At the first attack, therefore, it was adminis- tered to her with such good results, that she continued its uee until cured, and made so enthusiastic in its praise, that she induced twenty-two of the best families in her circle to adopt it a8 their regular family medicine. That “stuff” is Hop Bitters.—[Standard. tf Ing—especially in summer—in consequence of & disordered coundition of the stomach, which a few refroshing drau hts of TARRANT'S SELTZER APER- woul be euro to remedy SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, D. M. WELTY, (Succestor to D. T. Mount.) Mouufacturer and Dealer in FANqY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Goods of ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Agent for Jas, R. Hill & Co.'s OBRLEBRATEID CONCORD HARNESS "“The Best in The World,” 1412 FARNAM ST, Ondors Eolcted. OMAHA, NEB Murray T Works, Burlington lowa. Semi Portable Engines, FOR OREAMERIES, d | 1t checks the further progress of all - | stamina, prevents and romedies chil Saddles, Harness, Whips, ¥ uffer from Dyspepsia, use 1t you wee affiicted with Billousness, use BURDOCK BLOOD. BITTERS 1t yo are prostrated with sick Headache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t your Bowela are disordered, rogitate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. THE GREAT B ® A c[nm REME“Y It your Bleod is mpure, purity it with FOR BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, RHEUMATISH, |- = oo i N loia, Siatiea l.umbnyo 1t you are troubled -m;’ Spring Complaints, er- leuralgia, Sciatica, ) | adicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Backache, Soreness of the Ches?, | - Gout, fluigsg, Sore Tlg-oal,Sw{’lI- ot ””fim}:m;‘;“&m ings and Sprains, Burns an P , 7 , yott will find & stite re: < 8calds, General Bodily R msgocl Al - ¢ Pains, 1t you have ariy speciés of Humor er Pimplo, fail Footh, Ear and Headache, Frosted not to fake BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Foot and Ears, and al/ othe | 1! 704 have sny synptoms of Uleers or Scrotulous Pains and Aches. Sores, & eurative remedy will be found In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, We Preparation on earth equals 8r. Jacoss Ork « & safe, sure, simpla and cheap Extermal For imparting strength and, vitality; to the sys- rial entails but the comparatively Wemedy. fem, nothing can o;unl snifling outlay of 50 Cents, and evary o euffer. 'URDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. with pait can have cheap and poaitive wreef | For Nervous and General Debility, tone up the of fte claima, ' Directione i Kleven Languages- oystem with BURDOCK BLOGD BITTERS. $0LD Bllu&n'lfl_ggg‘ltg élflmflml Price, 81.00 per Bottle; Trial Bottles 10 Cts b FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., Props. A. VOGE.LER & 00...' I BUFFALO N, ¥ i alsbme ™ 80ld at wholesale by Ish & lc.I?ho;’ and C. F. . 4 TET : ik 9, os TE It you are s zan 8 GELEBRATED of Dusineas, wenlk: ) . x | iLgouores man of lev teratoiling over mid~ 10 ros. wned by the strain of % “night worl e Sor duties avois stimulantsand use Hop Bitterse 1f you are you and o r singlo, o Poer Neelth Or langits ness, rely on Hop Whoever yonare, whenever. you. reel tl your system nes “cleansing, ton- fage or stimy uout intoxioating: Tak op a weste, uso Hop B. from any you are mary aring froty bed of slos. TTE Among the medicinal means of arresting discase; Hostetter's Stomach bitters stands pre-eminent, rders of es tho vital and fever, the stomach, liver and bowels, rev increases the activity of the kidneys, counteracts a tendency to rheumatism, and is o genuine stay and solace to aged, infirm and nervous persons. For salo by all drugyists snd dealers genoraliy al toml ‘I'ne Great Linglish Remedy vaAce g Never fails to cure (A RIHOOD, and all the Hllovil effccts of youth- Balful follies and exces- S Bee. 1t stops rma ni d bem, the inevitable ro- e ult'of umseuv:lwm tices, whicl aré so destruetive to mind and body and make life miserable, often leading to insani~ ty and death. It strengthens the Nerves, Brain, %memury& Blood, Muscles, Digestive and Repro- uctive Organs,” It restores t all the organic tunctiens their former vigor and vitality, ma- Mimg lifo, choertul and enfovable, FPrice, 8 Wottle, or four times the quantity 810, Sent by ‘express, socure from observation, to any address, on recelptof price. No.C. O. D. sent, except on receipt of $1 aa & guarantee, Letters ra- questing answers must inclose stamp. Dr, Mintie's Dandelion Pills aro ths best and cheapest dyspopsia and billious cure { the market. Sold by all druggists. Price 60 cents. Da, Mixmie's Kiwwy REMEDY, NEPRETICUN, Cures sl kind of Kidney and bladder complainte norrhea, gloet and leucorrhes. For ealo by all wugglsts: §1a bottle, ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Otive St., 8t. Louis, Mo, For Salo In Omaha by Jan2b-1v. GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE IAlxh‘;h“'.‘f"::fmbl MARK edy. Anun- Diseaso ia an effect, nota cause. Its origin is within; its manifestations without. Hence, to cure the disease the cAUSEmust bo removed, and i no other way can & cvre ever he_ effected. VR E PRI A principle. 08 that 95 Per Cent. ofall diseases arize from doranged kidneys and liver, and it_etrikes at onco at the root of the dificulty, The elementsof which it is composed act direcly upon Lheso great organs, both as & Yo0p nud westomus, and, by placig them, in & bealthy, conditicn, drive diseaso and pain from the system. ©. F. GOODMAN. For the numerablo troubles caused by un- healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Orgaus; for the distressing Disordersof Women: for Mala and physiosl derangements gencrally, this Frast remedy has no equal, B tors, im- itations and concoction For Diabetes, as for B D ABETE] OOK Sty BB Wempn 409 e ok PILESI PILES! PILESI A Sure Cure Found at Last! o ORI T g ol Ulcerated Phios has boen disoovere tiam, (an Indian romedy,) called D: Indian Olntment. A single box has cured the wotst chronic cases of 25 or 80years standing. No one need suffer five minutes atter applying this wonderful soothing medicine, Lotions, instru- meonts and electuaries o more harm than gcod, William's Olntment absorbs the tumors, the Intense itching, (| culsaly st nigh gotting warm in bed,) acte aa a, - niess rellet, aod ls| od only for Plios 1 of the private and for noth ing elso. h what the Hon. J, M. Cofinberry of Cleve- follow as a o'l w"lf‘ll!}muunu of AFTER TAKING, -Abuse; a8 Loss of Memory, Universal Lassi- tude, Pain In the Back, Dimness of Vision, Pre- mature Old Age, and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema- ture Grave. &ar¥ull particulars In our pamvhlet, which we desivo to send froo v mall to every one. £4r'The Specific Medicine 18 sold by all drugglsts at 81 per package, or 6 packsges for 85, or will be sent free by mail on rect ptof tho money, by addressing THEGRA {EDICINE CO., Buffalo, N. Y. orsaler ocTme-eod uo'afll“ both heats; fl:%o 1:413& g:flt. Lwflnfl {‘105 i.‘:%"‘ k“ the ‘t)hut' f‘“d PARM My d bout D, Willisa's Indian Plle Ofnt - race, purse for horses | demoastrating it by keeping their fam- : and says o) 1 {] o Olnt. Tt B o ssarned | Tlio In. perpeual health, 'at & mere Printing | s0s; T bave veed ascres of Bles crres, ‘anc ey o U o, o0 sl s, ol b ol O, Basnion ' was won second; acknowledge such sentiments i o roin} ey l:fl? ty ] Koo Dinctans Tl - TPioagiine i Imal-%:.ydldm(flm. or malled on recelph Bixth race, Runnymede stakes, for LIST OF LETTERS a1 peui alf syynlms HENRY oo.aurvn.hsm 2-year-olds, three-quarter mile, was|gouuining fn Postofice during the g ' = 2 ¥or sale by C. ¥ Goodman. & won by Bondholder, with Wanderer uring the week Th Tron W, nany stage 3 o (o PO | time'1:17, ending May 27, 1882, o Largest Iron Working Establish-| ~gatarrh, o Seventh mu:e; %‘“H fl.:a:., '(:; all A omeTiamY. :A;l::v?v::::s::':; EQZEMA, o & NERVOUS DEBILITY, s, mile and & quartey, trom A Aspinwall W ) ; flmiw, with Checkmate second; | Burt R Buttner W 1 0ld Sores, =3 oo i |Bre B Steam Engines, : 8 8 g |lufwicad: two miles, was :m:‘l: le.lsunh.g ey irom P Buroes M’ ENERAL MACHINER .'s: 3 m:u-lom‘.};mm“o L e Pope Leo second; '-im’o 2:36§, il Erxfi.‘.‘:.;‘.{ m"”%‘]’} 9 o ¥ E: o fouds to mmisery, decay and death, *one 1 ! -y \annon s cure recont cases. Each box contalns one month's wile i guaresioocits whe. wo. b | T, Dabtd The Howard Automati Gut-Of S B |t ety b SR Magge Ayer, Forss' aoond; Hlose Livoth WP~ FrankAJ Steam Engine, P3 i W9 irataalis s boter o egee sy dese - el RS Gordon H & Gram A Send for Olioulurs. mes-im e e tates Lo tobavn L y ple chase | Gordon ¥ Hilvon W 3 e urse, one and three-fourth m&!oa H‘:mb::at{'afl{ Hrman A M To Newoui Suftterers O Gsotman, Drog "‘.’:‘,'J’fi.‘.d"v':i‘:fi:‘fi';na unano fl::l Miss fl”&! ran a doad | Hubbard 1 A Huuer L1 THE QREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY, A Asen), Omane, 30h. " Osdees U1 mad 8 divided, . PUre WA Holwes 1t M H ¥ Dr, J, B, Simpson's Specifio T PINLICO BACES, BN s Jomeo o MEDXOXNE, KENDALL'S S8PAVIN CURE: T AL e T | A o O VT Bll | oy o S e, e 0 Cl ohnson J D—2 Ji J k % . o or. ROOF BELOW. elosed yosterday, four events bejng D | S cunld Qures When Hot Springs Fail |iorhumssiess. W i card. The weather was hazy and | Johusou H A3 Johuson A Mavagy, Aux., May 2, 1851 | FROM A PROMINENT PHYSIOIAN. cold au the ok & e slov. Vs | b N, foren B o e T M oy QL K i d ure L | B3, ' zace] purso 8400 for all ages, one mile, | Kansid Tt by 4 U Mcoiaion's Muavy. | yertsement i Turt, Field and Fora, ':E ‘fihkmou. Palanco .50, Kelly i Kui W IPOU Gontt como o too ta ana & WiLL "‘Tt"‘."’fi‘fi: Vhith had be.:.‘ ‘ond; | 464, rieger Liane T CURE Write for | spavin n moutht, 1 sent 1o ¥ ] s s o ke o e {2 T ] e el AT PR g olds, mile and a half, was won by | 3{i4v.s a1 man R e | 7000 ahiother horse, and both horsos are to-day Van Goard, Hook second; time 2:24}, | M. (aban P Yekivor s o31000, o, Vil bo Pt 40,807 | assound'as'coita 'rh ono battle wae warthto Third race, Halti upy for all | SeCauley W %nflmz A0 Bpocttic, §1.00 por o, o1 bix t dclool Mercury) Todide Potas | 1, ™ P44 g S0k e SE D, two miles and a quarter, was [McLeanJ A cKinnon J u o O i ot PAckage, o aix pack: 'BWIFT SPEOLIU 00, Send for, Wllustrated circular giviag ' positive Thora, Glen: d; time | MeElvoy J Murphy D B. BIMBON MEDICINE 0G. vl prool, Pricofl. All Druggists have It or can :‘:lnb’ more second; time | N, (o Marh ”4,:.0_‘ '™ “‘1 ngbl-lllt. Butiaig, Y, Bdas of aise, 8100, Aflanto ':m.ur: -el\:bul::h EL" v(;ndnu & Col, Pro- Fourth race, purse $600, for horses :’1;.:{:.\’\'1 fi:‘fi‘{u‘:n JH » lm‘ '. mmmm-m yMIiINnD TatA % E?LP BY ALL DRUGGIETS. v. .wly BURDOC'A 1LOOD BITTERS. "WINDOW SHADES W.B. MILLARD, ¥. 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