Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 5, 1882, Page 4

{ | P S S W 4 LHE DAILY BEE. OMAHA MONDAY, JUNE &, 1882 VILE SLANDERS. The -O_r!lq_ha Bee. Published every morning, except Sunday, Khe only Monday mml::‘"dnly?t ATk 3 : their minds at least, and frequently in TERMS BY MAIL — reality, surveyors general, a *‘whack” Dne Voar 0.00 | Three Months, 88,00 | from every contract let from the Santa Bix M W‘()nc v 1.00| Fe officel And is it because the goods couldn’t be delivered that Tur 'fl;iwlgdm?@? BEE, published ev- [ Ber now foams at the mouth every time General Atkinson is mentioned? TERMS POST PAID:— How many federal officers in the state One Year., ...$2.00 | ThreeMonths.. 50 have been advised to stand and deliv- Bix Me aths,, .. 1.00 | One <o 20| ar to the insatiable little blood-sucker AMERICAN NEws Couraxy, So'e Agents [ of Tur Bee! And how many have, or Newsdealers in the U o after the manner of Jay Gould, com- plied with the demand.—Lincoln Journal. If The Journal will name the man that told that Rosey ever demanded a CURRESPONDENCE—AIl Communi- @32iona relating to News and Editorial mat- ers chould be addressed to the EniroR oF Wae Dsr, BUSINESS LE “TERS—All Business | . y Betors nua Kewittancos should be ad- [ “‘whack” from surveying contractors droseed to THE OMAHA PupLisaiNg Cox- | in New Mexico, or angwhere elso, wo PANY, OMAHA. Drafts, Checks and Post-| ¢ A oTice Orlers to be made payable to the | Will face that man and tell him he is ¢ lor of the Company, an infernal liar, TTOHTN We challenge The Journal to name " The BEE PUBLISHING 0., Props. |, coderal officer from United States senator down to postal clerk who has been levied oh by the ‘‘Iusatiate foree being reduced to 1,800 men, Refusing terms for & general amnesty, with less than 300 men, he made his way to Cesanatico, where he embarked in fishing boata, but most of his fleet was captured by Austrinn vessele, Garibaldi and his wifo escaping to land, Two days after his wife died, being worn vut with fa- tigne. Death was decreed to whoBver gave Garibaldi bread or water, He wae arrested at Cheavori, taken to Genoa, and banished from Sardinia, He arrived in New York in 1850, declining a public reception, earned his living making candles in & manu- factory on StatenIsland. After three years he accepted an invitation to re. turn to Nice, where helived in retire- ment, In 1859 on the breaking out of the war with Austria, he was in- vited by the Sardinian government to form a corps, which became celebrated as the “Hunters of the Alps.” He crossed into Lombardy, beat several Austrian detachments, and rendered important service to the Ttalian cause during the war. In May, 1860, with 1,000 volunteers, he sailed from Genoa The publishers of Tre Bee have made arrangements with the Ameccan News Company to supply News Depots in ili- bloodsucker” for a dollar. We defy | for Sicily, landed at Marsala, took the whole brood of monopoly editors | Salermo and Messina and became dic- to name a single state, county or city | tator of th nd. Crossing to Naples e won a victory, was joined nois, ITowa, Nebraska, Wyoming and Utah, All dealers who keep Tue Darvy Bre on sale should hereafter address their orders to the Manager American News Company, Omaha, Neb, officer who has ever been made to tnt b the Sardi “‘whack-up” a dime to the editor of oompleu‘; :{‘olnu:;ve:’:::oy' “:;; this paper. The truth is that we are | King Bomba Frances, The kingdom of thousands of dollars out of pocket for 'I'hel two S,ici“;! merged in that of campaign expenses incurred during t;:!{"ipfl:;:;”,le:i,;?l::sgnn::r:w?; Tux echoes of the legislative in- the past ten o) w.hic 1861 he was elected a member of the vestigation are still lingering through- the men who owe their politicel | chimber of deputies, and in 1862 was out the state, and their effect will be|clevation to Tue Bre have appointed general-in-chief of the Na- never even béen asked to repay, and have never scen fit to make good. We could name half a dozen public responsiblo for the decroase per capita | TO" who were lifted from absolute in the cost of the government to the bankruptoy to 1“""".’ positions, poople, Tn 1861 the por capita cost who have not had the decency to make was 814 52, 1t now costs $6.06, good the cost even of papers, tickets printing and necessary campaign S OASEETT R, expenses incurred for them, And how much longer we pray, will the unprin- cipled hirelings of monopoly continue to keep in circuiation that libel about Gould? How much longer will they e continue to harp on that $1,000 check ONE of the lessons taught the dem- | Whep they know that there never was ooracy by a republican congress is such a ?heck; ?hat our claim against that the majority rules and that no tho Umf’"_P“‘"fi" was tho outgrowth minority can dictate a policy or ob- of flprln(ll)g contract made 1n 1875, struct the public busincss unchal- 'wlnch after being placed for collection lenged and unrebuked, in the hands of J. L. Webster and G. W. Doane, attorneys, was finally com- WASHINGTON apecials atate that the promised for two-thirds of the amount; debate in the senate on the compulsory “,"d furthermore, that .“ £ iiimo) clause of tho army rotirement bill is either beforo or after this sottlement regarded as showing that it will be | "** Ao TR aiin fany ey scen as late as the fall election. The increase of our population is Wiaar troubles Governor Nance moat is how that annual farco called the state board of equalizatiou will get through its session and gecason the least comment throughout the state, tional guard. An appeal to Hunga- rians to rise against Austria brought him in collision with his own govern- ment, and he retired to Caprera and planned an attack on Rome, In spite of a French blockade he crossed with 2,200 men, nearly all of whom were captured at Aspromonte, where Garibaldi was wounded and made prisoner. He was released in 1864, In 1867 he organized another army for the conquest of Romé, but was ar- rested and watched at Caprera to pre- vent his return to mainland. He evaded it, joined the insurgents on the Roman frontier, and four days after defeated the papal troops at Monte Rotondo, Yut November 23 he was again defeated and made prisoner. On his protest as an Italian deputy and an American citizen he was re- leased and lived in retirement until 1870, when he offered his services to the Krench government and was placed in command of the force on the Vosges 1In February, 1871, he was elected for Paris and several de- partments as deputy to the national assembly, but he subsequently re- signed his seat and his command in the army and retired from publie life. In addition to his eminent serviees to state league will be held st the Acad- Who was it _that Rosey told once | where he found in his front a fresh | emy of Musio in Lincoln on Wednes- that he had been promised by the | Austrian army in addition to'the 13,- powers that make and unmake, in | 000 in his rear day, June 21, 1882, STATH JOTTINGS. A newspaper is to be started at Burch. ard. Norfolk will Fourth. Oakdale is getting up a 1th of July cele- bration. Blosmington has organized an improve. ment association, . Alma is rreparing for a rousing celebra. tion of the Fourth, celebrate the eoming Lincoln offers to raise $50,00 for a branch of the M, I, Seward has a patent double.coil bed ¢ manufactory. Two new doctors have located at Elk Creek, Johnson county. The old settlers of Platte county have organized an association. The Pawnee county fair begios at Paw- nee City September 12th, One Wahoo firm took in over 1,500 pounds of butter on circus day. Alexandria will celebrate Independence day by a grand demonstration, The chief engineer of Plattsmouth gets $25 a year and the foreman $20, Falls City will have the grandest kind of a blow out on Independence day. Judge Griffey, of Dakota City, had a severe paralytic stroke on the 26th, The Wahoo fire department has received a new alarm bell said to be a fine one, An Omiha man named Calligan has ten acres of squashes planted near Waterloo, The ladies of the Fremont Fpiscopal church are at work on the ‘‘broom drill.” The Journal is the name of a paper to be started at Hampten, Hamilten county, The ladies of Oaceola presented a hand- some flag to Reynolds post on Decoration day. The Public Mirror is the name of the aper started at Arapshoe by Chas, E. Reed. The fish commissioners placed 50,000 salmon fry in the Blus near Ulysses and Osceola, There are thioves in Lincoln who rob the cemetery of shrubs planted at the graves, There is only one daily paper in the Third congressional district, and that is democratic, W. J. Bogardus, of Greeley county, was accidentally shot in $he back recently by his little ron, The trial of Quin Bohaun v, the muz- derer of James Cook at Waverly, begins at Lincoln to-day. The Fremont firemen will run the 4th of July celebration in that city this year. They-can do it, too, A burglar got awag with the gold watch and some cash of Gen. Montgomery, of Lincoln, on the night of the 30th ult. The 4th of July reunion at Grand Island will be run by the old settlers of Hall county and will be a first-class rousing affair, A young man named Rassell was put wnder bonds at Indianola last weels for maiminz_a vnluable bull Lelonging to Stephen Lyon. Reynolds' B. & M. constmuction train CIVE UP OR CIT. The Corporate Halts Its Men and Levies on Their Wages, Ten Thousaud Workmen Com- pelled to Give Up or Take Their Time, But the Lords Will Have Merocer On Their Sores. Grawno Istaxp, June 4, To the Editor of The Bee. It is with great interest that I read the arguments regarding the hospital fund, and being ‘an employe of the Union Pacific feel that I have the right to give my views on the subject. As an introduction, I wish to state that I am prcipEpLY opposed to the act and the manner proposed to work its support. The Omaha Republican holds that ho unprejudiced personafter learning the facts, will deny that the hospital fund is & great benefit to rajl- road employes. Rule first is of no consequence, Rule second makes the hospital open at all times for disabled em- ployes whether from sickness or in- jury free of expenso to themselves, other than the monthly assessment. We will see farther on with what freedom we are benefited. Rule third compels an employe to procure orders from his superior offi- cer or foreman and present it to the surgeon in charge before can gain en- tranoce to the hospital. s Rale fourth, ‘‘sick patients will not be treated by company physicians, ex- cept in hospitals, nor will they be fur- nished medinces by the hospital fund except from the hospital dispensary, and in event of which they must first identify themselves by reporting in a proper manner.” The fact of having contributed by force each month is no identifieation. Rule sixth provided: that injured employes may be treated by physi- cians No? in the company’s service temporarily, PROVIDED they will sub- ject their charges to the dictation of the chief surgeon and ganeral man- ager. Temporary treatment means suflicient time to telegraph for and obtain a sompany surgeon or phy- sician. It is a plessant thought to a sicls man to-know that his family phy- sician, who has carried him or his wife or children through perieds of sick- Highwaymen -services, - pissed substantially as roported by change its policy on the railroad ques- tion or ita attitude toward the Union | iy Aialey o aghieved Uhine C GiaD «the committee. General - Sherman Paoifi tion in letters. ill . acific, PRt B el gl 101 k7N & prope & Tae national debt reduction for additional tribute to his distinguished GARIBALDI. May was nearly ten millions. In —— Italy has piven birth to many great| twelve months our iiiterest bearing Rumors are afloat that the Burling- ::::7’ VS .x;;) ;n.me ep;ollsd in modern | debt has been diminished $160,000,— ton management have made overtures ry will shine with greater lustre| 000, and the current ucal year which £ obtain control of the Denver & Rio | 1. that of General Guiseppa Gari- onds June 30 will be credited with a Grands ‘system i’ Oolorado; | The baldi, who closed his eventful career|yeduction of at lenst $150,000,000. | dro combined system would be & powerful last Friday, at his home on the island [ This result has been accomplished in competitor to the Union Pasifi o sg““;’" among the people ho| the face of enormons payments for throughout the Centennial state, and | 1276 80 served so woll. The life of | pongions, which Iast month alone ©Omaha would reap the benefit of General Garibaldi was like a romance, | amounted to $11,000,000, and despite ¢ full of perilous adventures and daring extr in thi ‘whatever competition might result. Qi e ey, gross avagance in the conduct of b)or 0 cars’ is resting at Wymore, It |ness and restored them. to health, looked lie a ecircus outfit as it passed|must be supplanted by another, and down the valley from Denver, that one, a stranger and a machine A man, name unknown, passed throngh | man,. who eares naught but for the Culbertson wt‘mlv)k.trundli:‘g -;vl}ee;g}h princely salary we are forcad to pay. Tow, en route to lenver. He claimed to ) Ay hrough all the sevezal rules we be a landscape gardener, and Lailed from Srelreminted ithat . the tfunditaken Lincoln, L, 5 A man nanied McDevitt left his home [ {TOM 8 FOR-OUR BENEFIT ia to bo dis- ctates of near Norris, Cedar county, on the 26¢h | Posed of according to the dictates ult., very lightly clad. and_ has-not been | the chief surgeon, and his dictations heard of since. "It. is feared he has been | are law and unquestionable A""“;*-k Hoomaker mamad August Hap | FOIC €ighthy “In caso of doath in OIBRULRIDARNL MO usuM - hospital A MPDERATE amount for fun- fouk morphine axdmudamam, booaroused CFoL expentes will bo allomod - Thia ::’8‘1‘;{? by:senmpag Lisghody be: iuik vilest tramp in existance, who dies by Joseph Wood, a recent settler near |the roadiside, has a ModezATE sum Salem, bas been arrested for selliag mort-|)provided by the law of the land for Prospects of warmer weather from this time forward will be gratefully hailed by the farmers. The wet spring 8o far has not been unfavorable for wheat and small grains, which ‘are #nid to be generally in excellent con- dition. The corn, however, will suf- fer if the warm days which came with June fail to put in an appearance. SeveraL New York dealers assert that the strike in the iron trade has ‘been encouraged by the manufactu- rers in order to raise the price of pig iron and reap an increased profit upon the surplus stock on hand. It is said that within two weeks the iron market has improved so unexpectedly that the wages demanded by the iron workers are likely to be granted be- fore two weeks are over. emen—— “‘ALL republicans were present,” says & Washington dispatch, ‘‘except- ing Congressman Valentine of Ne- braska, who is called home by the ill- nees of his wife.” The northern Ne- braska papers report Val as trampiog through the country looking after his fences and whiling away the time on the train in “‘lelling stories to the boys.” Val's own seat in Congress just now is of more importance to him than Mackey's or Bisbee's, Not merely Italy but the whole civ- ilized world mourns in Garibaldi the loss of a champion of human rights, who was enlisted for life in the war against oppression, tyranny and despotism. During the late rebellion ioneral Garibaldi tendered his servi- ces in defense of union and liberty in America and his sympathies were always active in behalf of the freedom and equality of all men, Guiseppi Garibaldi was born in Nice, July 4, 1807, and was educated for his father's profession, that of a mariner, Op his second voyage to Rome the condition of that city deeply im- pressed him, and led him into those revolutionary views which resulted in his exile from Italy in 1848, He went to Constantinople, where he became a teacher, thence to Rio Janerio, where he- entered into military life, With twenty companious under his com- mand he embarked to take part wih Uraguay in gaining her independonce, In an engagement at s:a he received a shot in the neck which nearly proved fatal. He was made prisoner, taken to Gualaguay, sttempted to eacape, was recaptured and tortured nearly to death, He finally returned to Uru- guay, and served that government |until the end of the war. He married Tae Herald is greatly exercised over *‘the blood hounds of justice” who have béen tracking the seducers of Jennie Oramer. If the *'blood hounds of justice” had been given a cheuce to ferret our a fow of the o BSouth Awmerican lady who shared his dangers and priva vations until her death in 1849, Upon the breaking out of the war be- tween Buenos Ayres and Uruguay, Garibaldi organized a flotilla and saved Montevideo, 1In 1848 he sailed from South America with a portion of his Italian legion, and arriving at i ] Liberated | of the government. and united Italy is a pionument to bytartling, Garibaldi's unflinching patriotism, | globa can boast of and his memory will forever be en- shrined in the gratefal hearts of his|pundred millions, countrymen, The figures are an annual over one No other people would willingly submit to the taxation, which is necessary to raise this enorm- ous sum. Every dollar of the annual revenue above the amount required to pay the ordinary expenses of the gov- ernment and provide for thegradual ex- tinguishment of the debt isa dollar un- necessarily extracted from the pockets of the people. Whether it be from exorbitant tariff imports or an oppres- sive internal revenue. While the country is complaining of high prices demanded for nearly every article of domestic consumption, while the cost of living is increasing in a ratio which has already discounted any advance in wages, the government points to a surplus of millions lying in the na- surplus revenue of tional treasury, and makes its monthly announcements of great reductions in the interest bear- ing debt. The necessity for im- mediate steps to reduce our direct and indirect taxation was clearly pre- sented to congress. Both parties pro- fessed to admit the necessity and both parties wero too cowardly to apply the remedy. The appointment of a tariff commission was a mere excuse for de- ferring action upon the question of re- ducing custom duties. The internal revenue a}ill rnmn'm'l untouched, while congress is concooting every scheme for expending the treasury surplus ex- cept such as will put bnu{ which it was originall taken, jobs with which Dr, Miller has been | Piedmont, placed himself at the dis- connected and in which tho taxpayers | posal of Oharles Albert, by whom he Cail For an Anti-monopoly Cone on i We, the undersigned citizens of ¢ the money | board of trade Saturday night, into the pockets of the people from | Senator Alex. Caldwell was elected nsed ropesty i Jones county, Iow: an wnr t-p:enythom. His wilay'romli:'n I No other nation on the|jn Sulem confined to her bed. ,.wh‘flf:‘f-" fl!:' ni‘;::":?"ih:‘”l:,{'%f";:‘fl tional with.the grand mogul whether | gides, and at the close of the game the | l.mt!; had exploded and set fire to. her clothing that was lying on a chair.. She quietly went to the kitchen, soikedia sack | ferred that he will either be cured or|with them. They amvived at home early Saturday night. is the in water, and with it emothered the flames, Engineer McKnew is engaged at Platts- mouth in building & new barge for nse as a dyke and mattress boat in the government work at the mouth of the Platte river. The boat is to be 80 feet in length, 16 feet in width, and 3 feet 10 inches XBBP. The Bohemian society of Schuyler ad- vertise a theatrical entertainment "entitled ‘"The Two Orphans,” to be presented by | entitled to any of the benefits of the | Téngurden, 1st bl the Bohemian amateur talent of Omaha, at the hall in Schuyler, on Saturday even ing, June 10th—the eve of their big day, Not a Beverage- ““Fhey are mot a beverage, but a medicine, with curative properties of the highest degree, containing ne poor whisky or poisonous drugs. They do not tear down an already debilitated system, but build it up. One bottle contains more hops, that is, more real hop strength, thao a barrel of ordinary beer. Every druggist in Rochester sells them, and tge physicians pre- scribe them.”—[Evening Express on Hop RBitters. . TELEGRAPH KOTES. National Associated Press. Oscar Wilde was dined by members of the Papyrus club of Boston Satur- day, The new Sarah M. Packer memorial chapel, at Mauch Chunk, Pa., costing £00,000, built by the widow of the late Asa Packer, was presented by her to St. Mark's Episcopal church Saturday. Leavenworth, Kas,, organized a Ex- president, The directors elected were P. G. Lowe, Louis Mayo, G. A, King, R. J. Brown, Geo. H. Wener, [¢X !} Stevens, R. N, Hershfield, 8. F. Burdett, L, Hawn, Theo. Eggers- his buriali and no head tax of fifty cents per month, Rule ninth provides that it is op- a patient ean remain in the hospital to exceed ninoty days. It is to be in- killed in 2. given time oxbe a subject of charity instead of getting the ben- efit for which our money,is elaimed to e appropriated. Rule tenth, *‘each emnloye becomes a participant of the fuad as soon as company service begins and ceases to be such when his connestion with the | (i road is severed and is no longer | fund.” o illustrate: a man enters | the service of the corspany for a day and or two and is paid §1.40 per day, at the expiration ofi his time is given a time check for his labor, and on the face of it is the notation, DE. DUCTED: FOR HOSPITA, FUND FIFTR cENTs—fve loaves of bread, five pounds of sugar, five younds of por's, or if you please 50 cents worth of thé subsistance, life ziving food. And for what? To pay the princely salary of i chief surgeon and his assistants, to|C. build and maintain elegant and im- posing structures ‘“hat will insure credit $o the officers-of the road from a public who know 2ot that the capi- tal which built and furnished them was unjustly takey. from the laborers without their conssat. Again, any expense that can possi- bly be thrown upon the municipal au- thorities will be taken advantage of, and all ontsiders that can be taken in at a stipulated rate of §1.50 per day will be received, and the profits (after giving one-third to the nurses who are paid by us) will be added to the.| fund; and lascly, we are infoamed that the affairs will be conducted economi- cally and fair, according te the ap. proval of the chief surgeon and gen- oral manager, which means they will have the entire control ofi the aggre- gate sum of sixty to seventy thousand dollars per snnum paid by the em- ployes of the company, eight-tenths of whom provide for themselves and was coldly received, The king being | Juniata, of ‘Nebraaks Lave baen fobbed, 'there defeated, Garibaldi with a few reso- f‘.l:vl(l,l,-l A would be few complaints from those (j.co" o bl R A | i 4 publicans prolong the resist- i) ly most interested, For instance, the|ance until forced across the frontier :m;fl?;‘;;:?:eyu“?&g ‘:;'l,:r names for & “‘blood hounds of justice” might have ;JI a superior Austrian detachment. | call for a meeting (o be held in Lin- taken the Colorado trail over a year [ Ho then went to Balogna where the | coln for that purpose: ? by Pa jovernment rejected him, On|W B O 8 L Pi 8go when Mr. Gibson A fli{" mony- uup.fllig t of the pope the new execu- |L B P:-:n;ggo A NP(\7colll;d tainward from the printing investiga- | tive gave Garibaldi a command and |E N Crane James Newell tion committee and tracked the Her- [sent him to watch the Neapolitantron- | ;W Liveringhouse A P Slack Adams county, Nebraska, |dorff, John Kelley and C. W. Bitt- the organization of a state|mann. and hereby | members. theirs without calling for assistance The board consists of fifty | from those who have robbed them of their just dues, This is nos only A hail storm in Westfield, Texas, | What Rosewater calls constitutional did much damage. Some stone | Violation and outrage, but what nine- weighed eight ounces, James Ngrse- tenths of the employers call extortion i i and robbery, and when The Republi- 'fi:l“hd Y wea killed by them in an Gpen can ll{l th'u' is no novel experiment, . . | we feel that it is once he has staggered B :‘i“::'k"om';n x{- At:‘u‘bm ‘.: onto the truth, for fraud is too plainly death by fire caused ‘)y the explosion expased to make it & novelly, We N v P the find no fault with the company for not of a can of f th phhlqa]d Hlling | consulting Mr. Rosewater, but we do stove by one of them while filling| o) that we have some right to be lamps. A f || consulted before our just dues are Two hundred Russian Jewul'\ refu- taken and appropriated for the bene- oes arrived at Manitoba, Friday, | fit of others. While a few single men, rom Odessa, the trip occupying two | who have no care or thought for the months, All destitute, but cored for. | future, and squander their earnings steal to Denver. And at tier, whence, in 1849, the new minis- | & Moore BF Hil ::m.nt s ,dm;, ‘:: vrb of war called him to Rome. The |R H Nolan ool w:i‘f;, i viaici1 | French expedition having lpimugl H H Bartle E E Adam Herald was howling about “‘divides” | before Rome, Garibaldi attacked it | H Twidale ¥ E Wilson at Plattsmouth it wou'dn't have taken | with a small force and put it to flight, | W L Kilburn ¥ M Anderson u,very keen ‘‘bloodhound of justice” to ::ourin'haoo &thoau:.d '{(ho Neapoli- &’vfi gurrin %V ohn T Hill have unearthed a ‘‘divide” at the |tan8 Wwho threaten e . Webe urr D Belding . s beaten by Garibaldi at Palestrina and | I B Thorne Geo T B, Union Pacific transfer. in which Dr. Vellotria, The French, strongly re-|C A Antrom YA Miller's trousers pocket is interested | inforced, having gained & louuug in- | I R Newell W G Beale monthly to an amount exceeding a :ld" 'hfld":i’:u. lfllll;lfil“ b:?‘”‘ u‘:l:: ;\’l})ofezeu 6%{ Brown 0 | less, and the republican triumvirate, ar] Guild gouple of hundred dollare, “blood-| UL Syl wid Armellini, abdioa’ | F Walker K M Allon hounds of justice” are valuable ani-|ied, Guribaldi resolved to continue |8 O Angell Gee W Carter wals but their public utility would be | the struggle, and left Rome to try to| W Ackley E W Morse greatly increased it they would find [ penetrate Venice with 4,000 wmen;|I M Tapper A Borden employment for some time to come b'”":".';l! .‘3' Bornd'_lmfin at Terni, g‘; ;i"lhml %'VSI!![{JON : ut adroitly extricating himself eve: leelnan i i around the aristocratio neighborhood | (ime he apneared to be surrounded. | O ' i Pain of The Herald office. July 30 he reached San Marino, his, 088 The meeting for the formation of a ! Btarin. The President. National Associated Press New York, June 4.--President Arthur with his private secretary and Secretary Folger left for Washington at 8:60 (studny in the special car of g mi:'lz.:o?pwn. Ci ’l'h:y Were accom erse; ity Ex-Commissioner French mX John flv in profligacy, will be benefitted n event of injury or sickness, the many men of families will pay for their benefit and at the same sime keep up their home hospital unaided. And in conclusion let me say that instead of Mr, Rosewater's marifest- ed interest in our rights, and his out- spoken denunciation of this unjust usurpation of power, ing mon- otonous to us, we feel to thank him for his manifestations, and roLLY ap- preciate with gratitude his efforts in exposing this gigantic injustice to thousands of our fellow laborers, and may God have ‘‘Mercer” on your souls, and not ours. Esmriove, U, P. - —— New Patents. Following is the Jist of patents issued during the past week to inven- tors in Towa and Nebraska: 10WA. 1. C. Bennett, Newton, gear for wagons. P. M. Bracelin, coupling. S. W. Byers and H Nashua, planter. P. Lyneh, Davenport, harrow. running- Davenport, car- W. Knight, N_I. C. Mohr, Msnchester, door- spring. SEBRARKA, W. R. Craig, De Witt, kitehen cabinet, W. N. Trumbdle, Greenwood, wind- mill, _——— Marine Intelligence. National Associated Press. New York, June 4.—Arrived—The Britannie and City of Paris from Liverpool; sailed, Cimbria for Ham- burg. Axtwezr, June 4 —Sailed—The Vaderland for New York. AnmstermaM, June 4, —Sailed--The Edam tor New York, Hampure, June 4, — Arrived'— The Vandalia from New York; sailed, Bohemia for New York, Havie, June 4.—Sailed—On the 3d, the Labrador for New York; ar- rived, Wieland from Mambuarg for New York. Liverroor, June “4.—Awrived— The Scathia and Republican from New York. BreweN, June 4.—Arrivod—Leip- sig from Baltimore, Grascow, June 4, —Sailed—On the 2d, the Ethiopia for New York. 2 LorNe, Juno 4.—Sailed'— The State of Pennsylvania for New York, A Debter Nabbed. Netional Associated Prove. I¥ew York, June 4.-—Anotherhear- ing was had yesterday before Gom- mivsioner Osborne: of the ease of Henry F. Billings and wife eff Chi- cago, arrested here last week on the charge of fleeing from the state foxthe purpose of evading an order of $he oir- cuit court of the ncrshern distriet of Illinois, to pay over %o the assignee of ewis INolan, bankruat, $12,791 judg- ment rendered. Billings denies any intention to gvade tke order, and nays he came here on business, He offered 85,000 in settlement of the claim, but the parties demand §8000 The case adjourned pending negotiations. for settlement. RS e T Minister Lowell. National Associated | Bosrow, Mass., Juns 4.— The Jour- nal has a special from Washington, stating. that is reported that DB, Lowell has been recalled or has de- clined’further service, and his resigaa-- tion is-on the Washingzon. DIAMOND DUST. The-Game at Atlantic Won by Omais, ~--Base Ball in General. The B.. & M. boys eve elated over| and the-wstory which they won by tho remarkably low seore of b to2: ‘There was-some fine playing on both Atlantics, who had treated them, splendidly, divided tho gate receipts The following BOORE OF T ME, R B, & . Munroe, s 8. Braandt, o, Willey, # & Hinkle, 1. .. ccoros-o Dickenson, r f. 1an, 1s Whipple,.c... Ttsonan, 1f£, . sla Total... tuns.earned, Atlantics, 1; B, & First base on ball, B. . 1. Struck ount, Atlinti 3 B, & M., 6, Left on bases, Atlantics, 4; B, & M, 1, Firstbase hits, Atlantics, 4; B, & M., 8. Second base hits, Atlantic Time of game, 1 hour and 35 minates, Umpire—M, F, Funkhauser, of the U. P, nino, Scorers —Atlantics,, Giillette; B, & M., ¥, Funk, ‘Game by innings: Atlantics B. &M 210 /01 0- The g umpwred by Mr, Funkhauser, of the U. P, uins. PICKZD NINES, A picked nine, each from the gen- eral ticket and general auditing offices of the U, P,, played a gams at the gvounds in Lake's addiuon Baturday afternoon, Frank Bandle and Sam Nash of the U P, nine helping them out a little, The score was as fol- lows: TICKET N1 Withuell, Nash, 1 f Lincoln, 1b Silkwith, 2b Wilson, ¢ YPatterson, Barney, 8 8....... R. Shakeshaft, 3 E, Shakeshaft, ¢ 123 1 4 1 00 1 oo co 3 4 ) po= LOCAL NQRZES, Work on the new grounds for the U. P. nine will begin this week and a game will probably be played on them next Saturday. Charles Whiteey and Burt Dorr, two fine pllyerl, will play with the U, P. nine this season, '{hil #ills the nine, which will be Whitney, Nash, Bandle, Dorr, Funkhauser, Holland, Mahoney, Doherty, Hart, Linden, Brandt and Durly, of the B. & M. nine, will go east on a vacation next week, and he club will not play dux. ing their absence, The next business meeting of the Union Pacific Athletio association will be held in the headquarters building Monday afterncon, at which time a board of directors for the ensuing sea- son will ba elected. R e aaiain Granamotaer Used tosay: *Boys, if your blood is ouf of order try Burdock tea; and then they had to dig the Burdock and boil it down in kettles, making a nasty, smelling decoc- tion; mow you get all the™ curative proper- ties put up in a palatable form in ByRLUCK Buoon Brrress, Price §1.00 : | WEIGHT ONLY 100 LBS, their-trip bo Atlantic, Ja., on Satas-|on M. Ro day, the fine treatmentwmeceived there,.| Nebra ska. * | One Hundre — THE MoCALLUN WAGON BOX RACKS TED Can Be Handled By a Boy The bax necd never be taken off $he wagon a il the shelled Grain and Grass Seed Is Saved 1t costa less than the ol1 stvie mcks, Fyel standard wagon ie old with our =k comple BUY NONE WITHOUT IT | Or buy the attachments and app'y them sour old wagon box. For sale in ¥ brawin | 3 In. Hngovrrr & G CHARLES BCH R Sravoer & Fu . H. CrANE & C0,, Bod Oak, Towa, P L. W. Russkn ., Glenwood, low And every first class d-alorin the vt A thean for descriptive arousr or eoud lreq to ms, J. HoCallum Bras: Manuf'g o. #flce, 24 West LakoStreet, Chicago, may28 1w v ildoit, b per than by a wthe only Oi Stove n tl 1e oil reservoir elevated at th back a [ the stove, away from the heat ; by which. arrasgement absolate safoty ! secure 4 ; asnogas can be gonerated, full 20 * cent. more heat isobtained, th wicks are preserved twice-as long, thu saving ' the trouble of constant trimmin; and th e expenseof new ones. Examing $ho N ‘onitar and you will buy no other Manufactured only by the Monitor Oil Stove Co., Clevelgnd, 0 Senc1_for descrintive circular § Son, sole agen gors & Neliraska National BANK. OF OMAHA NEBRASKA (No, 2665.) 0 fice G OouPPLGLng o 2am oo A,”in the ¢.ty of Omaha, in tho cou Doug ixs, arsdState of Nebrasks, b with all'the yrovisions of thok the U/nited Stetes roquired to be complied with) befot ¢ an asociation ghall bomuthorized to couw-| menc e the busiuess of Bank No w, thevefore, 1, John J of tk o Currency, do herchy 08 i Knox, Comptr x certify that Nebi ‘aska National Bank of Cenaha,” in the of 0 msna, in the ¢ un| of *Nebraska, bus! ness of I ty ofDouglas, and & 18 authorizcd to commi king o3 provided in 0 and " Sixty-Nine of the Rev St utes ofthe United Statos, In testimony whereof witness ), hiand and sesd of office this 2 [ dayot April1+2. e )l JOHN JAY KNOT Comptroller of the Curi The abova Bank is now prepared to recelie buisiness It commences with a fully psd up 8 pital €21§260,000.00, with officers and uirectord o follows: 8. R. JSHNSON, Preswryt, of Stecls, Joho: g son & Co., Wholesalo Grocer:s A. E. TOUBALIN, BruasipeyT, of C. B & Q. R., Bosto R. R., W. V. JSOKSE, of W. V. Morse and Ce,, Wholo: #ale Boots an ifhoes, JNO. 8. COLLINS, ofG, H, & J. & Coll . Wholcsale Liatserand S ddlsey. JAMES- M, Wooiworth, Counsellor aad Assoruey nal connected, with thy ment of timt Bank __iratfon in R63 PROPOSALS. Fua mae Conmau Boarovg UNITEO E7A%E S INDIAX S| RIDGE Avsncy, Dakota, June 1 i rianent Platte,of the,Omal d to tae u noon on Sasunday, July 2, 1852, The contractar will be ‘llowed tho us agency il to eut such Laai or a8 lie ma; 000 teat, at) the labor of ired b the contractor, ¢ d ouida the reservaton, the mill yarned back in ws good order as when ¢ ceived by him, Coatasct to be nwapded to lowest responsibla biddex, subject to ths approval ofy the Dem Pactmssnt of the In et Proposals mus: sta'e length of time required for completion of builiing, of the approval of Contzact and must be accompanied by a certified check upon some Uaited 81ates Depository. yy- abloto the undersigned for at least five (5) per cent. of the amowot of the proposal, which check shali b forieited 0 the United Statesin case Ay bdder recelving the awar | ehall fail to execute promptly & contract with go-d and suficient sureties acaording to the terms of his bid, other- Wiss Lo be returncd to the bidder. No bidin exceis of $15,000 will be consldered. Building to be of lumber, main portion tobs two stary B0x40; addition 10 be one story 32x100, For farther information address the unders signod, at Plue Ridge Agency, Dakota w808t 424 ‘:mlfl\w SEGER & TOER, PRACTICAS HARNESS MAKELY'! Have removed from there old stand, t0 No. 116 North Sizteenth Street NEXT TO CARRIAGE FACTORY. Have always on band & good assortment HARNESS “AND SADDLES.