Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1882, Page 2

B s THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ¢ No Whiskey! Brown's Iron BITTERS is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not com= posed mostly of alcohol or whiskey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemper- ance by promoting a desirc for rum, Brown's IRoN BITTERS is guaranteed to be a non- intoxicating stimulant, and it will, in nearly every case, take the place of all liquor, and at the same time abso- lutely kill the desire for whiskey and other intoxi- cating beverages. Rev, G. W. Rick, editor of the American Christian Re- view, says of Brown's Iron Bitters: Cin., 0., Nov. 16, 1881. Gents :—The foolish wast- ing of vital force in business, pleasure, and wicious indul- gence of our people, makes your preparation a necessity ; and if applicd, will save hun- dreds who resort to saloons for temporary recuperation, Brown's IroN BitTERS has been thoroughly tested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, weakness, debil- ity, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, consumption, liver complaints, kidney troubles, &c., and it never fails to render speedy and permanent relich "HEAT YOUR HOUSES [Poom 30 oo 104) IgvEna [Wrought or Cast Iron.} MOST POWERFUL! = AN S FURNAGES IN THE WORLD, MADE BY ("-TOHARDS"N‘.BOYNTON & 00 J CHICAGO, LLLS. ubody mew 1882 imprivements, Mor. onl foa ucos; Cost lesw to keop in ¥; Uso lomw fuoly Will give more heat @ larger volume Of pure aic than any ace made. ¥ 1d by PIERCEY & BRADFORD, Omana, Nob Jy21.dBm a and| tur 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IN USE They murpasm all other 8 for easy riding. style nd durability, X v *They are for sale by all Leading Oar “lage Builders and Dealers throughout he country. SPRINGS, GEARY & BODIES Forsal b Henry Timken, Patentoe sniBullder of Fino Carrlag:s, BT XTOUXS, -~ - IVIO. 11-6m A DELiGl(_)U_S DRINK Tn Hot Weather Mix with Fine Tce, In Cold Weather Mix with Hot Water, Add Lemonade (when Convenlent) to the Taste. | The *HUB PUNCR" is ot superior quality.and wmeets with marked popular favor us & healthful and palatable drink, At 18 prepared withgreat ca o best ma terialy, and will bo found an srecanle addition to the choice things of ths . a . t rightly en raions, achting Parties Pro e Hub Puoch Unrivalled, Bold by Grocers and Wine Morchants everywhere, Trade supplied at Manofacturer's prices by M. A, McNan.ara; families supplicd by A H. Giadstove, Omabe Neb FAST TIME) I ‘DIHK—VM—T\AII e Chicago & Northwest: or oa P, S i S NOT A SCANDAL. A Little Talk About a Neigh' bors Affairs, A Quiet Trip to the Kaw River Oountry. A Rival's History and Present Condition. Which 18 Interesting If Not Sen- A gentleman of thia city, recently retorned from Kansas City, where he was for many years engaged in busi. nees, sends Tur Bee a few notes on the situation in that rival metropolis of the Gate City, which will prove of interest to our roaders. He says: ‘1 enjoyed fine Indian summer weather during my visit to Kansas City this wock, and was astonished at the rapid growth of the city, and the way in which capital, dicected by sa- gacity and enterpriso, had mado it hardly recognizable by its denizens of a few years ago. The visitor on its ntreets is amazed with the many hand- some and COLOBEAL EDIFICES recentlv erected and in course of erec- tion. The contractors are pushing the work on the new court house, the firat atory being now nearly completed. The unsightly bluffs and hills, as well s the deep and malaria producing ra- vines, are fas* disappearing and giving place to well graded streets of easy as- cent. This is an herculean task and a bugbear for taxpayers, as it requires an almost fabulous sum of money to be expended annually on this item of work alone. Still the operation of REMOVING THE HILLS and filling the ravines goes on with celerity, and the most casual glance roveals bustle and activity coupled with bold and intelligent enterprise hardly to be equalled anywhero. Not- withstanding tne remarkable buildiog boom this city io havirg, residences are in great demand LIKE THOSE OF OMAHA, Tho echools are also overcrowded and a general complant is mads of the want of seating facilities for pupils, althongh the board of education has made every effort to keep pace with the rapid progress of the city. THE RAILROADS, There is a vast network of railroads centering here, all trains arriving and departing from tho magniticens Union depot. Thore is u remarkable ebb and flow of tranetent travel at this poiut, asis clearly evidenced by tho very largo number of hotels in close proximity to the Union depot to accomodate transients, (HE PACKING BUSINESS in perhaps tho greatest industry of Kansos City. According to the records it ranks next to Chicago as a pork packing and ficst as a beef pack- ing point. The cattle and hogs for packing purposes are obtained from a vast area of surrounding country, comprising Kensas, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa, Indian Territory and Arkansas, and the small number heretofore received from Texas will bo swelled to large proportions by the opening up of the now fast line of the Missouri Pacific. During last year thero was greater activity displayed in pork packing than in this, the reason assigned be- ing THE SCARCITY OF CORN ast year. In previous years farmers had held back their corn, hoping for higher prices, in which they were dis- appointed, Then ocame the corn fa mine, and jhe markets were perfectly deluged with hogs, the packers being enabled to almost name their own prices. This year, however, matters woere reversed, and the farmers held the trump cords. A large crop of corn has been raised, and the farmers can well atford to wait, feed tkeir stock, and_make greater profl by de- lay in marketing it. As a consequence the demand has been far in excess of the supply, and prices have rison from 2 to 2} cents per pound higher than at this time last yoar, Theo statistics from the threo largost houses may ba of interest: PLANKINT N AND ARMOURS, the oldest pork packing establishment, show: Oattle, Hogs, Sheep. Year 88 L1Zi604 -0 1879 3,780 226,277 S0 1880 14,064 225,066 7,611 1881 10,000 168,313 b,804 1882 The Fowler Bros, removed from At- chison to this place early 1881, and from March 1 to November 1 of that year, their statistics show 214,846 hogs and 0,711 cattle killed and packed, This year they killed and packed sbout 179,000 hogs and 9,374 cattle, Slavens & Oburns are beef packers exclusively and in the summer season of 1879 they packed 9,699; in 1880, 0,004; in 1881, 1,604, aund in 1882, 16,217, The floods which came in the spring of 1881 caused a suspension of work until fall, hence the small number of icattle killed that year. Knowing oues declare that less than b per cent of the hogs recvived here go through to the east FRANK JAMES n bin j Independence, is visited by muny people from Kunsas City, and the notorious bandit is tie topic of ¢ Youuvgor and James gavg at the time Lo raid, is trying to collect sufii it evidence to have Frank extra and taken to Minneapolis to au- swer for the killing of Haywood, Residents of this city who claim to koow MES, JESSE JAMES eay she is not the young, cultured, re- fined, and handsome woman which the papers represent her to be; but, on the contrary she is & heavy, coarse, and dwidud{y lain looking woman, who is hardly able to write her own name, A Pacific express delivery fwith Mr, 85, H, Rrow much converss 1 on the streets and eleowhere. In this connection It is |’ rumored that a Mr, Haywood, brother of Cushier Huywood, of the North- fiel uk, who was murdered by the book whereon she receipted for a package shows a scrawl which would puzzle an expert to decipher. CANOE VOYAGES, Long cruises in a canoe are allezed to be a very popular pastime in the east, and the western folks have be. come infected with the same dcwire, On Wednesday two men started down the Missouri and Mississippi rivers to 8t. Louis, and thence to New Or- loans, The trip is supposed to be one of the longest of these rather adven- turous trips on record. The men’s namos are William Campbell and C. F. Joyce, and they started off with a plentiful supply of provisions and sational Foamp equipments. Tney intend to make the entire trip in a small skiff. THE POLITICAL CALDRON in seething, Jackson county in strong- ly democratic, and the republicats bave made no nomination for con: grossman from this district, Col. GLORIOUS NEWS. Dick Belmont shot and Rilled and Simmerman Under Arrest The Body and prisoner will Probably Arrive in Lincoln Saturday State Journal The State Journal of this morning senda groeting to the people of west- ern Nebraska and law-abiding throughout the state the glad tidings that Dick Belmont, the desperado who shot and killed Sheriff Jack Woods on the evening of October 16, at Minden, Kearney county, Nebraska, ‘‘has passed in his checks,” gone to mur- ens Crisp, the independent candidate, is warmly supported by The Journal, but the democrats have their strongost arguments in the editorials of the same paper published in 1878 and 1880, wherein the colonel is denoun- ced in the most bitter terms. The Times says if Frank James had sur. rendered a year ago he would now be amore formidable candidate fur con- gross than Crisp. It is olaimed that James would receivo the support of The Journal, as that paper has said much harder things againat Crisp than against James, therefors the Iatter would be the more available cwndi- date. WYANDOTTE, In a short visit vo Wyandotte, ‘‘just across the Kaw,” I noticed residences being erected in every direction, and the sleepy old town seema to have just awakened In good earnest from it long slumbers. Residence property is now in great demand there. Mr. Fowler, of the Anglo-American pack- ing and provision company, owns ous of the fineat residences in the entire western country. It is aituated on the northeart rection of the city on the bluffs commanding a comprehen- sive sview scross the Missouri of Kan- sas City, 4 MEETING OLD FRIENDS, Among the genial friends whom we were pleased to meet in Wyandotte was Major William Cafiery, a well known jourialisl and former resident of Nebraska. Ho had many interest- ing reminiscences to relate concerning Judge Savage, General Manderson, Champion S. Chaso, Hon. John L Redick, Major Furay, ¥. M. McDon- ogh and other citizens of Omaha, Major Caflory isnow a justice of the peace at Wyandotte, but might casily bs persuaded to retnra to Nebraska, THE PROHIBITORY LAW is supposed 1o be in force here, but whisky is s0ld almost as frecly as ever before, It is irue that tbesigos are ren from the frout of the saloons, but i side everything is just as before the passage of tho amendment, NEW DRINKS, A calt for “Irish pop” and ‘‘sea foam” will procure you whisky and beer respectively, That is the only secret in the affair. GOV, 8T, JOHN, In reply to an inquiry as to the chances of St. John being re-elected governor, a republican who opposed him av his last election, and will not vote for him now says he is sure of eleotion by a reduced majority, for, eaid he, ‘‘the democrats never had a chance to make fools of themselves, but they jumped at the chance to accomplish the foat.” This gentleman continuing said that if St, John had only one opponent the temperance apostle would bs defeated; therefore, if the democrats and greenbackers had pooled thoir issues, and put up one man whom they could call an “‘independent”’ candidate, the two partios and dissatisfied republicans would be a unit in makiug St. John's defeat certain, The rumor that St. John has re- signed in favor of John A, Martin proves to be unfounded. St. John ran 35,000 votes behind his tiokot at his last election. Seventy thousand in the republican majority in the state, ANNEXATION, Wyandotte has rocently annexed to itself Riverviow and ~ Armstrong, which are named respectively the fifth and eixth wards. The city has now & vouing population of abont 2,000, T.J. O. The Bound Ualoosed Thompson, Franklin street, Buf. says: I havo suffered for a long time with constipation, and tried almost every purgative advertited, but only resulting in temporury relief, aud after ‘constipaion still more avgravated,” 1 was told about your SPRING BLosroM and tried it, I can now say I am cured, and though some months have elapsed, still remain so, shall, however, always keep some on hand in ca o of old complant returning,” Price 1 bottles 10 cente, A responsible party will buy a bank- ing business or open & new bank m a good live town. Interestod parties address I, O, deawer No, 64, Omaha, Neb, 16.6% Saratogs. Mr, James H, Kyner has returned from Ogden, although not in the best of health, Mrs, Kyner is expected home from Ohio to day. The woman sufiragists ccoupied Ly- ceum hall last evening. The next concert of the Union Sun- day sohool will bo held Sunday even- ing, November 19, Your correspondent had the pleas: ure of visiting the state deat and dumb institute Thursday, in company o tho audiphone is one of the wost iu- teresting featores in the course, and although as yet scarcely more than an experiment, it is already demonstra- ted to be of great benefit, Thanks to Prof. Gillespie and assistauts for courtesies, We shall be glad to cal! again, Cuckoo, o — Trouble Saveda: It is'a remarkable fact that TioMAS' EcLeotkio O1L is a8 good for internal as external use. For diseases of the lungs and throat, and for rheumatism, neuralgia, crick in the back, wounds, and ' sores, it is the best known remedy, and much trouble is saved by having it always on bhand, Iy The asylum has st present ni p-throe inmates, and from the bility displayed it is ovident that they wro waking rapid progrees under the able corps of teachers which Prof, Gillegpio is favored with, The use of | derer's paradise, and can no longer murder honest men and steal horses His companion in crime, murderer Simmerman, who shor and killed Keolly and _perhaps Collins, is under arrest, and will goon be brought to Nebraska to anawer for the terrible crimes ho has committed. A remarkable coincidence in the affair is that tho murders were com- mitted in Kearney ¢ounty, Nebraska, and the murderers were overhawed in Kearney county, Kansas. The followlng briof telegram con- veying the gratifying intelligence was received in this city abou 12 o'clock last night: ! Laxiy, Kearxey Co., Kas,, Nov, 2. —To Governor Nance: Dick Belmont i shot and killed and Mart Simmer- man is under arrest. Send by tele- grapk passes fur threo and corpse. 1 cannot hold corpse long. Cuas, Favrs, lmmediately upon receipt of the above the governor telegraphed the mana gers of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad to furnish the transportation asked for by Mr. Fauts, If the transportation is furnished promptly, and the party makes close connections, it is probable they will arrive in_Lincoln, on their way to Minden, Saturdsy evening. ——————— Rub It In. Jacob Loeckman, 274 Clinton street, Buffalo, gN. Y., says he has been using THoMAS" EcLeotric O11 for rheumatism, He had such a lame back that he could do nothing; but one bottle entirely cured him, ale, Shop invoices at nearly one thousand dollars. Will sell for $800; part on time, Reason for selling: Wieh to go to Colorado for my wife's health. F. J. McHENRY, 19-3t* Atlantic, Ia. AL R Ce ok SLAVEN MITE COLOGNE Mado frow the wild flowers of the FArR ¥AMED YOSEMITE VALLEN it is the most fragrant of perfum t Manufactured by H, B. Slaven, San Francisco, For salg in Omaha by W. J. Whitehouse and Kennara Kros., & Co. RAILWAY NEWS. Another Promotion Rumored for B P. Vining—Other Notes. The OChlcago Times saye: The meeting of general managers of the Southwestern railway and the Col- orado Traftic association adjourned yesterday without taking any action, owing to the abzence gf-fFoneral Man- ager Merrill, of thglilwykeo & St. Paul road. It sesms to be generally underatood that Mr, E. P. Vining, recently appointed traffic manager of the Union Pacific, wiil bsa promi- nent candidate for the position of ar- bitrator should it be decided to ap- point one. A meeting of general t agents was also held at the of- fice of the commissioner, but, owing to the absence of several membets, no aclion was taken, THE NORTHWESTERN, It is stated rhat the Chicago & Northwestern railway company has made the preliminary” move to resist the collection of the tax voted in aid of the Des Moines & Northern road. The company failed to fulfill its con- tract in the time specified. It is also alleged that the road was to be oper- ated in connection with the Wabash, contrary to the stipulation on which the tax was voted, o e Wel Do Moyer's Catarrh Cuve Stops hawking, snuft running nosttils, poisoning wucons dripping in the throat, and pains over the eyes, purifies the breath ing. An absolute cure for Catarrh and all its symptoms As effective in cases of twenty years' standing as in ordiuary colds. Dr. Wei De Meyer's “Tllusteated Treatise” on Catarrh mailed free on re. quest, Oure, $1.00 of all druggists or de- livered by D. B, Dewy & Co,, 182 Fulton St., New York, Por sale by F. 0. Goodman, wholesale druggist, Omaha, Neb, meod & v METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB, Tables supplied with the best the markot atfords, The traveling public claim they gét better accommodations and more general satisfaction hore than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, dav, 21tfm *When the fountains of life are cor- rupted and embittered by sufforing; hoc when the functions of wom are strictly no woman life ie ke music, with no diseard to jar the Jeli- cate sonsibilities and break tho vital and organic harmouny, But many who suffor from vital and fapst disor ders have found immediate rolief and a permanent cure by using Mra. Lydia E, Piskham's Vegetable Co SUAVIVAL OF THE FITTEST pound, Season, The lovers of the nationsl game will be enabled to witness some fine sport to-morrow afternoon at 2:30, at the Union Pacific base ball grouuds, on the occasion of a game between the Pacific Express and Freight Auditor's nines, The U. P, nine is made up from these two departments, aud as there is a considerable rivalry between them, each side will make every ef- fort Lo wrest the supremacy from the other, and a close and exciting game will be the result. This will positive- te, smell and hear- | The Last Bace Ball Game of the | | cordial invitation is extended to all to witness the struggle and applaud *‘the survival of the fittest.” A slight charge will be made of ten cents for admission to the grounds, with an ex- rnts for seats in the grand stand. No charge will be made for Composed of the best known tonicr, iron and cinchona, with well knowu aromatics, is Brow Iron Bitters It cures indigestion, and all kindred troubles. THE GARFIELD FUND. Important Information for the Nebraska People, What is Being Done to Honor the Martyred President. 8. Chase, president of the board of directors for the state of Ne- braska, who have in charge the Gar- field monument fund, hands us the following for publication, It appears that with all the duties devolving upon the colonel, he is giving this matter all the attention that could devolve upon the important position which the appointment has conferred upon him. Through the recommen- dation of Col. Chage, the postmaster at each county seat in state has been the appointed associate commissioner and commissions as such have been for- warded to them from Washington. National Bazaar, Industrial and Art Exposition, for the benefit of the Garfield monument fund, to be held at the U. 8. Capitol, November 25 to December 3, 1882, OFFICE OF THE CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, WasniNeron, Oct. 30, 1882, To the People of Nebraska: As commissioners in Washington for the Garfield Bazaar, we are in re- ceipt of many letters asking what the writers shall do to aid in the project. Want of time td reply to all letters, and the limited time for work, in- duce us .o say that each individual and locality must decide what can be done. Kach town or city, by a pub- licly called meeting, might appoint a soliciting committee and arrange with some man in a central locality to re- ceive all donations, theso to be sold at the market value and the funds re- mited to Washington, Manfacturers, inventors and artists who wish to ex- hibit their projects in Washington and donate the proceeds after sale can send their goods here. The advant- ages of advertising to so many thous and of visitora will be apparent to all and the donated ariicles sold here wil t‘. aid in the grand project we have it view. Ladies, either individually or asgembling in their local societies con- nected with the various churches, can contribute euch articles of art or han- diwork as are ususlly found at a fair. Farmers can give giain, arranging with the most convenicnt dealer to receipt for the same, and send the cash value of the same to Washing- ton, Properly engraved receipts for all donation of money or goods wiil ba sent to each contributor from ‘Washington. Let all articles be distinctly marked with donor's name and locality. All cost of trausportstion will bo paid here. The postmaster in each country town has-haen appointed comluissivher for his county and requested to report to Col. Champion S. Chase, at Omaha, commissioner for the state. In behalf of the commissioners at Washington, Wx, L. PeABuby, Chairman. [State papers please copy. ] - A sure cure for impoverished blood, pimples, and sallow complexion, is Brown’s Tron Bitters. 1t will produce a healthy color, emooth skin, and is absolutely not injurious, STATE JOLTINGS. For social amusements Atkinson takes the lead of any young town in the north- west, John Slaymaker, of Holt county, raised an onion that weighed 2 pounds and 14 ounces, Chief of P Byers, of Lir brated his 46th birthday on the “'hoys” gave him a gold-headed A citizen of Polk county is building a and the Stromsburg Republican rises to remark that *‘If he manufactures enough beer to supply himself he will do exceedingly well,” Sam Woods, of Stromsburg, while driy- ing & team of ponies around town the other 7, was thrown out of the buggy by the m running away, and his right shoulder blade broken, besiles sustainicg numerous other bruises. e e = How often ns have been annoye by burrs clin, to their dress or clof ing, and how dom have they, when cleaning them, given it & thousht that B dock Root is the most valuable blood ¢ ser and purifier known, and is eold every druggist under the name of Burdoc Blood Bitters, Price £1.00, ESTABLISHED 1858, SIDE 8PR ATTACHMENT—NOT PATENT ED LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY |Three C M. 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