Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 10, 1882, Page 2

. 2 , AUGUST 10 1882 THE DAILY BEE: THURSDAY OOOCIDENTAL JOTTINGS. DAKOTA. Grand Forks is to have a new opera Thouse to cost £60,000, Spearfish has a public library of over three hundred volumes, the best in the Hills, the Register says. A few weeks ngo Liarimore was almost entirely dentmyfg by fire, Now there are no traces of the fire left, At a recent school meeting held in Aberdeen it was decided to issue bonds to the amount of $7,000 to build a school house. The town property of Rockerville, at one time a very prosperous mining centre, is valued at less than £1,000. It has been # town of fifty substantial buildings. Grand Forks voted last week to_isme bonds to the amount of $45,000 - 86,000 for n steam tire engine, 815,000 for a rys tem of water works, and $24,000 for street improvements, ——— WYOMING. Dr. Strong, a dentist, died suddenly at Tie Siding on the 5th from toomuch liquor. John Calderwood was thrown from™a bucking pony at Evanston on the 8rd and his back was broken, He died inafew hours, Wyoming's sheep-growing interest is on the increace, capecinlly the southern por- tion where the region is not the best for cattle. —Bomerang. While hunting near Evanston on the 1st, J.A. Holmes, of that place, was acci- dentally shot in the foot and the member may have to be amputated in consequence, A woman named Anna Herra, of Rock Spring, while trying to light a fire with Kkerosen on the dth, was fatally burned. The can exploded, setting fire to her dress, burning her horribly. Dick Allen, a stock tender at Pacific Springs. was fataily shot on the 8lst ult. by Ed. Lawn in the latter'’s saloon at At- laatic City, Dick was drunk and shot off a revolver in the houee, 1soomerang Bill Nye has been appointed postmaster of Laramie. Mr. Nye is also a justice of the peace, editor of the liveliest paper in the Rockies, and chief liar of the professional prevaricators’ association of the west., The total assesement of the territory in 1881 was $13,866,118, of which the railroad and telegraph lines paid upon 81,715,802, The assessment for 1852 shows o total val- uation of §17,600,482, of which the railroad and telegraph lines pay upon 85,102,813, OOLORADO. The State papers are pretty full of the Denver exposition snd matters relating thereto. At present Manitou is pretty well filled with tourists and health seckers, The telegraph operators at Denver struck on the d and all but one left the W. U. inflica. They wanted $85, but couldn’t get t. To show his appreciation of the services rendered in the capture of McBride and Harding, Sheriff Dana of Colorado Springs, has presented Under Sheriff Jack- M};‘n‘wlth a handsoms gold watch and fob chain, UTAH. Gen, Crook has recommended the abin- donment of Ft. Cameron, John C, Dalton, aved sixteen, was run over by a loaded wagon at Ogden on the 4th, and received fatal injuries. The 200 sparrows that were turned loose in Salt Lake several years ago have multi- plied to such an extent that they have their habitation n every tree and house- top in Zion. A stage was “‘held up” on the night of the 81st, nine miles from K.lton. The thieves got about $'500 in cash, four watches, and other jewelry. The wretches even took from the persons of the passen- ra their shirt studs and sleeve buttons, ‘hey then broke « pen the traveling trunks and took from them whatever was of :'nlfliclent value or convenient to get off th, ‘While at Salt Lake, one of the gentle- men comprisiug the linois editoriul ex. pay car that was expected, but which had heen delayed. The track was cleared, and the train proceeded cautiously. OREGON. Thirty-four canneries have been running luring the year on the Columbia river, Oregon, and it is estimated that half a mil- lian cases have heen packed. Lt year's pack was 550,000 cases, Five new canner- ies will be buiit next year. A curlosity in the shape of a vast army of small Lm:'l was seen at Linkville, Ore- gon, and vicinity recently, They were migrating up Klamath river, and were so 10 verous that on larce areas it was impos- sible for a person to walk without stepping on them. . NEVADA, A Frenchman, living five miles from Tucson, came to town the other day and got, drunk, then went_home, shut his dog and chicken+ in his cabin, to which he set fire, and then put the mazz'e of his gun jnto his mouth and blew off the top of his ., ARIZONA. In a recent street { ght one of the par. ticipants was shot in the neck, severing the jugular vein, He put his finger in the hole to stop the blood as much as possitle, and shot till he was too weak to hold his pistol. An Albuquorque special, dated _the 2d, says: ‘Jeresa (jonzalez, a Mexican woman living on the Rio Puerco, gave birth last night to four infants, three of them being girls, The children weighed fourteen pounds,” Lnst year James Hamilton embezzled 88,000 from a Buffalo, New York, firm and fled west. He obtained a situation at Albuguerque with Wm, Silwall, and gained the confidence of his employer, who trusted him with all his money, Last week one of Pinkerton's detcotives arrived with a requisition for Hamilton’s arrest, when he found him utterly unsuspicious of dan- ger. Without arrestivg him the detective went to Santa Fe to secure the honoring of the requisition and arrived to find Hamil- ton gone, friends from the east haying warned him by telecraph., Hamilton stole of specimens of cereals will be arranged on the platform. —_— Rejuvenated. 72 Pervu STREET, Ixpranarorts, Ind., July 8, 1881, H. H. Warser & Co : Sirs—For twenty years I have been afflicted with liver complaint. I tried vartous rem- odies, but received no benefit until I commenced the use of your Safe Kid- ney and Liver Cure, which gave me permanent relief. angl-dlw En BLAIR'S STRUCTURE. A Million Dollar Structure Across the Blg Muady. A, CAsTOR, John 1. Blair, the railwy,Croesus, has been in Chicago for several days on very important business and just before leaving for Towa was interview- o1 by a reporter, who inquired of Mr. Blair if it was true that his visit to the west has connection with some new enterprise of magnitude, as had been reported in railway circles during the day, and he replied that it has just been Jetermined to build a railroad bridge across the Missouri river at Blair. Neb. A company has been or- ganized and the officers and board of directors elected. The bridge will cost about $1,000,000. The contract for the construction will be let immedi- ately. The bridge will establish con- nection between the Blair systems of railway in Towa and Nebraska. It will, at the same time, give the Chicago & Northwestern access by bridge to its allied connection west of the Missouri. This improvement will probably prove an important factor in 81,500 from Silwall before he left. Jim Curiie, the murderer of Ben Porter, the actor, aty Marahall, Texas, has just been appointed marshal of San Marcial Since killing Porter, Currie has been wan. deriug about in New Mexico and Colorado, leading a hurd life, drinking deeply, He is trying now to reform, Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, aug?-dlw OUR STATE. Nebraska’s Display at the Great Den- ver Exposition. After a careful perusal of the Denver papers ever since the opening up of the exposition for some word in regard to the display made at the ex position in the Centennial State, the following at length appears: THE UNION PACIFIC railroad has placed on show a large exhibit of cereals, fodder, yrasses and other agricultural products in order. Among them are oats, rye, barley, wheat, corn, redtop, alfalfa, flax tim- othy, clover and blue grass. The lattor is from Dawson county, Nebras- ka. The timothy which is on exHhibi- tion, or rather one sample of it, was found in an isolated, space of ten feet, in Hall county. Near it grew a batch of cottonwood, and not far off were some very ancint remains of a former small fence, showing that at some time in the long past a squatter, or some other wandering being, had taken up his quarters there. The grain is cursion, E, N, Stevens, became insane. He had been weilng queerly ever since lasviog Ohloago, sgd o t.l:'n‘hlnt‘ night t in Salt Lk up at the witching Nout of mldnuht,‘lart'hh room clad only in hir night-+hirt, and went down to the lor and commenced playing the plano. @ wes taken buck to bis room anuy ka’»t under surveillance until the party left. At Ogden, however, he became vilent, and it was found necessary to tie him to the seats. IDAHO, A Wyoming man who went to American Falls writes back: *‘Stop all from comivg out here that you can, It is not safe for any more to come out_here. They try to keep it quiet and not letit get out, butit is wrong and_everybody should know it This is a tough country, There is a killing here every day, but the small pox is worst of all.” MON1 ANA. Dillon bad a $22,000 fire on the 1st, The cost of n new school house at Spo- kane Falls is to be $3,600. The Dutch measles are prevailing to some extent among the children of Dillon, The war department has ordered a sig- nal station to be established at Billings, The News says that the demand for houses in Bozeman is largely in excess of the supply, A geologist predicts that Montana will becom the greatest coal producing state in the Union, Deer Lodge Oity will remain the term. inal point of the Utah & Northern for some months, Custer county will undoubtedly be di- vided into two counties by the legislature next winter, An enterprising womin has takcn four cows to the Clarke's Kork mines and is selling milk at 25 cents per quart, Four suits bave been brought by miving companies a:ainst nearly all the propert, owners of Butte. The property In worth $2,000,000, und the companies claim that their leads hold the town site, REMARKABLY FINE, and would make a genuine farmer go into ecstacies on looking at it. The blue grass specimen is an exceedingly good one, The alfalfa, a fodder plant which is attracting a great deal of at- tention hereabouts, while not tall, is an excellent specimen of the dwarf variety, and shows thatit can be grown and cultivated with success thisside of the Rockies as well as on the Pacific slope, It was grown in Dawnon coun- ty and has grown fincly in that etate, judging from the samples on show and the fino quality of the oiicake and oil exhibited. The former appears as clean and crisp as it is possible for oil- cake to be. The wheat and oats are mainly from Dawson, Buffalo and Kearney counties, the finest being pro- ducts of the latter two, A samplo of EGYPTIAN CORN, which is rapidly coming into favor, is shown, and is a very attractive speci- men, Several people, especially Ger- mans, use it in making soup, but it has just been discovered that it yields an excellent quality of flour, and large quantities of ‘it are being milled for that product, Another paper says ot the display: THE UNION PACIFIO railroad company opened a number of cases, One of the attendants says that it was only within a few days that the company decided to make an ex- hibit here. Since then they have haatily collected several specimens, espectally illustrating the natural re- sources of Nebraska, together with somo fine mineral specimens from Utah, Wyoming and other states. As an illustrrtion of the varieties of tim- ber indigenous to or capable of being grown in Nobraska the compauy has placed on exhibition a large number Father Camp having purchased of Louis Krueger . tract in Bozemav, immediate steps will be taken in erection of the long- contemplated Catholic church. So soon as wistors can be pricured, the hospital building will be erected. Teere in said to be gold enough in Suake River Valley, Idaho Territory, to pay the uational debt, if it could be saved., On hundreds of thousands of acres it o.n be found with a common gold pan, But the gold iy so light that it escapes all known Processes, Several car loads of Chinese goods, for use in this territory, have lat ly arriyed at Corrinne, from California, and will be for- warded by wagous to Dutte and Deer Lodge. This old style of freighti g goods o distance of 400 wilea reewn rtrange in this dy, alongside of a railway, with v hi b teams must compete, OALIFORNIA. There is an old Mexican going ahout the streots on Sauta Row who Is believed $o be 108 years old, In 1837, forty-five years #g0, he was too old fur any labor, Some specimens of what appears to bo a very fine quality of lithographic stone haye been brought to San Diego from Lower California, The pieces are small, but as they were found on the surface, it is hoped the find will develop iuto a mine of value. James Muir died at Gilroy of lockjaw, A few daye before be got his hand caught between the belt and cylinder of a pulley on & threshing machive, The hand was badiy bruisea, but it was not deewed seri- ous until the day bifore his death, when tetanus set in As the east-bound express wasa few aniles east of Yuma recently, proceeding st the rate of about thirty wiles an hour, (?, o alaim caused & sudden consterna. tion. It was found that the track ahead swas obstructed by stones, intended to wreck of specimens cut from trees in that state, which many suppose to be bar- ren in ARBORIFEROUS CAPABILITIES, and to yield nothing in that line but stunted onttonwoods. The following list will, on being read by anyone whq knows the difference between a gooseberry bush and au oak, dispel that idea in their minds, Cork, white eolm, red maple, white mulberry, slip- pery elm, pives, five or six varietios; yollow plum, glacous willow, coffee tree, buckeye, piguut hickory, huckle- berry, sosrlet, fruited thorn, silver poplar, ecarlet oak, black willow, but- tonwood, L ymbardy poplar, box alder, butternut, hickory, silver maple, yel- low locust, wild black cherry, Eu. ropean larch, sweet chestnut, buffalo nut, quaking aspen, locust, white ash, basswood, silver fir and many other I'he samples of larch and osage are remarkably fine, as they are difficult to urow and manage, and are excoedingly choice as to location, A HANDSOME CASE of birds of Nebrasks, comprising forty-seven varietios, was also added to-dsy. One remarksble and pecu- liarly interesting exhibit is a large section of pine cut from the ground, Iu the wood are the two horns of a formerly immense Rocky mountain sheep, firmly fixed, aud have un- doubtedly grown up with the tree. mining region, Wyo) g Territory, On Monday uext a large quantity the railway situation in the west. It is supposed, though the supposition is not warranted by anything uttered by Mr. Blair, but by information ob- tained from other sources, that the Northwestern is a large subscriber to the projected bridge, Mr. fihir, stated, also, that a piece of road in Missouri, projected and partly built years ago, extending from Hannibal in the direction of Saint Charles and connecting with the Wa- bash system, has just been completed, and the rolling stock necessary for its operation purchased and delivered. He had been, he said, jointly inter- osted in the property, with the late Moses Taylor. 7#3~A pint of the finest ink for fam- ilies or schools can be made from a ten-cent package of Diamond Dye. Try them. S7RONG FACTS/ A great many people are asking what particular troubles BROWN’S IRON BITTERS is good for, Tt will cure Heart Disease, Paral- ysis, Dropsy, Kidncy Discase, Con- Sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and en- riches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease. A Lady Cured of Rheumatism. Baltimore, Md., May 7, 1880, My healhwas miich shattered by Rheumatism when 1 _commenced taking Brown’s Iron Bitters, and I scarcely had st enough to at- Id duties, say Maxy E. Bra 173 Prestmanst, t ofit, Mrs, Kidney Disease Cured. Christiansburg, Va Suffering from kidney e, from which I could get no relief, tried Brown's Tron Bitters, wiiich cured me completcly. A child of covering from scarlet fever, petite and did not seem to beable tocatatall. 1gave him Iron Bitters with the happicat results, J. Kyis MoNTAGUI, Afier trying and ma of the heart without receiving any benefit, I was advised totry Brown’s Iron Bitters. 1 have used two bot- tles and never found anythivg that gave mie 50 much relief. Mus, Junwax Huss, For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, BROWN's IRON BITTERS is invaluable, Try it. Be sure and get the Genuine, D. M. WELTY, (Successor to D. T. Mount.) Manufacturer and Dealer In Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANCY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Goods of ALL DESCR(FTIONN, = 4 Agent for Jas, B, Hill & Co.'s ~OBLEE n CONCORD HARNESS *‘The Best in The World," This was found in the Salmon river 1413 AN N.AM S, Orders Sollcited, e 1y OMAHA,NEB KENDALLS PAVIN CURE] ~¥RoM ¥ COL. L. T. 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Iy curab s 101 y other treatment rnal Losscs, stiictuics, vari cele, y, gravel, stone, ulcers, Rright’ diabetes, dropsy, consumption, sore threat, tarrh, d'zz'ness, hillio isne-s, mald s, neuralgi rheumatism, heéart, kidsey and blad fer of ¥ the A"ahel Mineral 8y ", rentment of the European ane ialty « hywicians in London, Paris, n, and New York. phlet , with directio s and cor. ificates of 8, froe. Medic | tre on_impotence, ateriiity, diseased | rostr to gland, a d syphilis, 26c, Uffic 8, 184 Lexington ave. New York city awim GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE MARK _ The Orest TR { DR MARK Englishrem- edy. Anun- "W failing cure ’ for Seminal {/ Wenkn oss, Spermator- rhea, Impot- ency, and all Discasesthat \ follow a8 & BEFURE TAKINQ. sequence of AFTER TAKI Self-Abuse: aa Lovs of Memory, Univorsal Lassi tude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Pre mattire Old Age, and many other Diseased foad t0 Insanity ‘or Consumption and & Prems- ture Grave, £ Full particulars in our pamvhlet, which wo_desire to send freo v mail to evory one, £ The Specifl (Medicine s sold by all druggiate at 81 per package, or G packgea for 8, or will be sent froo by matl on re~ ipt of the money, by addressing ~ THEGRAY {EDICINE CO., Buffalo, N.'Y. NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dr, . cWVar oo et Bt Hreatment— A wpecific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions Nervous Headache, Mental Deprosaion, Loss of Memory, Spermatorebra, Lmpotcn:y, Involuntary Emisaions, Prematurc Old_ Ape, cased by over- exortlon, self-abuse, or over-indulgence, which loads to misery, decay and death. 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