Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 20, 1882, Page 3

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS N OTITITONES, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, NEB. J. A, WAKEFIELD, $ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LUE, CEMEN i.ath, Shingles, Pickets, P LASTEIR, T, SWSTATE AGENS FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT OOMPANYY Near Uunion Pacific Denot. OMAEA N HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF W ALL ‘PAPHR, AND WINDOW SHADES 'EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ST. OMAHA STEELE, ZJHNSON & ©0., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Ficur, Salt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers’' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of NEW MN IN CONGRESS. Some of the Changes Made by the Recent Elections, Familiar Fae hat Will Dis- appear and Those That Will Bucceed Them. York Time Those who look down from the gal- lerios thirteen months hence upon the v bers of the house of represcnta s recently ted will see many changes which will remind them of the politioal revolution which has juat | taken More than haif of ‘the faces will ba new oncs, many promi- nent republicans now in congress will not be vhore, and there will bo an other epeaker, reprosentatives elected reveals some of theso changes. There will bs only ore new faco in the delegation from Alabama, that of Luke Pryor. Gon, Lowe, not long before his death, was given tho seat then occupied by Gen, Joseph Wheeler, onco a famons caval- ryman in the confederate army, but a man who took even less interest in legislation than that other famous con. federate, Gen, Joseph Johneton, It is *his seat which Mr, Pryor will hold. There will be only one old faco in the Callfornia delogation—that of Gon, Rosecrans, whose war record, as THE DAILY BEE- A glance at the list of | of Miesourians and Texans have sot d in the northern counties and in In county in the sonth, conse ly the last campnign wae inter esting and the result eagerly waited Mig for. Mora, Colfax and San counties in the north wore poendencies of Fraveisco Marz the demoeratio eandidate tor while the stronghold of Luna, his re publioan opponent, and the present inoumbent of the seat, woro Valoncia, his home, and Bernalillo, Those counties gave large majorities. Man zanares getting 1,200 in Mora, 850 in Colfax and 1,000 in San Miguel, and Luna reociving 1,000 in Bernalillo and 4,000 in Valencia. The official count will bring L s oat about 2,000 VOTES AHEAD, Pr f fraud in the threo strong conntios of Manzanaros are in posees. sion of thé republicans, and thoy will have (o ueo them, as the lawyers of Manzanarea havo just announced that a8 soon as the cortificate of election is irsued to Lunagthey will serve notice of & contest on him. Their complaint will bo that there were too many votes volled in Valensia, overtwice as many a8 woro oast two years ago. Sinoe that election Valencia has been pene- trated by the Atlantic & Pacific road; haa rapidly settled up, and has threo times the number of inhabitants had then, This the ropublicans will proye and will adduee as an instance to support the logitimacy of tho vote in the caso of this eity, which in 1880 cast sixteen votes and this time polled 1,700. Tho lawyers of Manzanares et forth at great length by himself in the Congressional Directory, iy much more conspicuous than his services on the floor of the house. Mr. Page's i1 majority of 3,600 melted away, and the candidate he defeated in 1880 is ono of the new mem- bers at large. Colorado will send bark the impulsive, plain-spoken, but vopular Judge Belford, who seems to have a strong hold upon his constitu. ents, whom he delights to serve. Mr, Watt, an old and faithful moember, is the only .republican who will repre- sent Connecticut 1n the next house. Mr. Beck, who gives way to ex-Sena- ‘| tor Eaton, is regarded as a gentleinan of high character, bat his_slesire to serve his constituents and friends by securing the passage of the knit goods bill, seems to have led him to support the river and harbor bill without the careful examination which he might have been expected to make. Mr. Eaton, the originator of the tariff commission bill, will undoubtedly be CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Agents for BRNWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER GO DOTEBLE ANID SYNCHILE A CTING ‘POWHR AND HAND =2 W IV ER &S5 Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS PIPE, ATRR PACKING, AT WHOLESALE £ND RETAIL, HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH'AND,SCHOOLARELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. P. BOTYTER O, ~—DEALERS IN— - o given.a prominent c;)lnma on commit- teos. Two able and influential mem- bers, Hammond and Blount, are re- tarned from Georgia, while Mr. Speer, the youthful independent, placed by Mcr. Keifer on the ways and means committee, and who served his mountain district by attacking the rovenue laws and saying a good word for moonshiners, retires with his brother independent, Dr. Felton, who has now been beaten for the second time. Mr. Speer's 4,000 majority suddenly disappeared, The familiar form of the emaciated vice president of the confederacy, Alexander H, Stephens, will no longer recline on a wheel-chair in the space in front of the speaker’s table, He has become governor of his state. Among the well known members returned from Illinois are Messrs, Davis, Cannon and Thomas, republi- cans, and Morrison, Townshend and the irrepressible Springer, democrats. Mr. Cannon is an energetic member, well acquainted with postal legis! tion. Mr. Morrison is gen- erally regarded as pretty good presi- dential material, and if Mr, Carlisle HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Fire and Burglar Proo &= A 0 JER &5 A ULTS, I ©O © o 2 O . 1020 Farnham Street, OIS - - WNIERES. C. F. GOODM.AIN, TVWHOLESALE DEALEIR TN DRUGS, PAINTS, OIES Window and Plate Glass. will find 1t 80 thelr ad 48 Auyone contemplating bullding store, bank, or any other fine antage 80 covres | ond with b balore purchasing thelr Plate Glass, C. F, GOODMAN, NEB EDWARD W, PEC MILLARD & PECK, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Frmits, 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET, CONBIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED) gonts for Peck & Baughers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour OMAHA, NEB REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE, JOHNSON & 00, TOOTLE MAUL & CO. ~ PERFECTION | HEATING AKD BAKING is only attained by using CHARTER OAK Btoves and Ranges. WITH WIRE BAUZE OVER DOORS. For sale by, MILTON ROGERS & SOKS OIVE A EN 45 . full-m&ely should be made speaker, he will proba- bly become Chairman of the Ways and Means Commlttee. One of the new memberp is John J, Finerty, who was here a few months ago as a correspond- ent of the Chicago Times, and who af- terward wrote many eutertaining let- ters to that paper from all parts of the country. Indiana will return Judge Holman, the untiring objector, whose watchfulness has prevented the passage of many obnoxious bills, He will be a member of the new Appropriations Committee. Mr. Orth, who believes that Speaker Keifer treated him very shabbily, will have no opportunity to complain of the trestment of the next Speaker, Mr. Browne and Mr, Cal- dins, both popular and industrious members, have escaped from the deluge, Iowa's greatest contribution will be Mr, Kasson, a parliamentarian of distinguished ability, a member of the present Committees on Ways and Means and Foreign Affaire, who, dur- ing the last session, occupied a place in the background, owing to the ad- vancement of those with whom he was not in sympathy, The three old mem- bers returned from Kansas aro all prominent and active in the present House. Kentucky returns Mr, Car- lisle, an unassuming man of rare abili- ty, who will contend with Mr, Randall for the Speakership. Mr. Blackburn will retain his seat, but Proctor Knott, an able lawyer and author of the fam- oue Daluth speech, will retire. The return of Judge Poland will be the most striking change in the Vermont delegation, but the new congressman-at-large, John 8, Wiso, is a wan who will make his mark. West Virginia contributes an ex-secre tary of the navy, Mr. Goff, and will return Mr. Kenns, now one of the strongest men on the demacratic side, The Wisconsin delogation will be re- markably transformed. With six re- publican members in the present house, the state furuished to T, Keifer the chairmen of three import. ant committees— Mr. Williame, for. eign affairs; Mr, Hazleton, Pacific railroads, and Mr, Pound, public lands, My, Caswell was a member of the appropriations committee, and Mr. Humphrey had good positions on other committees, All of these men, active and well-known members of the present house, have been swopt away, and with them goes Gen. Bragg. How Much Will¥Do It? How wuch of Ziomas’ Eclectric Oil is required to cure! Only a very little, A few drops will cure any kind of an ache; and but e trifle wore is needed for spraing and lameness, Rheumatism is not so readily affected; an ounce and sometimes two vunces are required, No medicine, however, is s0 sure to cure with the same pumber of applications, A Contest in New Mexico. N. M., special to Globe-Democrat, The Forty-eighth congress will try the first case of a coutested seat in Albugueruc WHOLESALE GROCER 1213 Farnam 8t.. Omaha, Neb. the house New Mexico has ever pre- sented. The territory has been re- publican for many years hitherto, but in the last fow years a grest number stato they depend for their success on the new democratio congress, e — Kanoxa, Mo, Feb. 0, 1880, I purchased five bottles of your Hop Bitters of Bishop & Co, last fall, for my daughter, and am well pleased with the Bitters, They did her more good than all the me 10 she has taken for six yeors. WM. T. McCLURE, The above is from a very reliable farmer, whose daughter was in poor health for seven or eight years, and could obtain no_ relief until she used “OMAHA MONDAY NOVFMBER 2u 108,435, Abbott and all others 1725 votes, Butlor 10,162, Miner 1.813 08, leaying Gonoral Batlar 25,200 short of an eloction. In 1870 the general made another attempt to se cure the coveted Ho first got greenback labor party, next, the nom inatton of the Butler ‘' Democrats,” 80 called, and lastly that of a conven tion of “Independont Republicans.” The republicans nominatod John D, Long, the *‘Silve-rtops” Johu Quincy Adame, and the prohibitionists Dan- il C. Kidy. As arosult of this elo noat tion Goneral Butior lacked 13,602 votes of an alcetion, receiving 109, 149 to 122 750 f Long 0,080 for Adamy, 1,647 for Eddy, and 108 for all others, — Physician say it conbivea ali the desiderata of every ferruginous torie prescribed by overy eohool of medi- cine. Brown's Iron Bitters, A Bravennd Faithful Guardian of Our Homes and Proparty Rosoned feom Immanent Poril. A very popular aud well-known member of our polic: torce, who has perform: d duty twelve yoars attheUnion R. R. Depot on Exchange Place in Providence, K. 1. gives his unsolicited testi mony. Hear him have beon droadfully troubled with disoase tneys and Ly the past fsix afflicted that T L a8 my feet_agd Dadly swollon; my urinary organs woro in & droadtulcondition, my blood was ina wrotched state, and 1t had be come 8o fmpoyverished and circulated 8o poorly hat my hands and feet would bo cold and numb, i 80 Whito as to appear life 1 rost nights, | could not lie and rolling s 0 that I would foel moro tired and exhaustod in the morning than when 1 went to bed, My condition became s scrious that I was obliged to stop work, and for thirty days T was unable to o on duty. | consulted 's, A ol the numer- ous medic 1 cures, but rapidly KTOW Worse, and ndition every way when & Tong-time { friocd of mi prominent in this city in a lanze expross com ny, urged mo to try Hunt's Remedy, as ho had known of wonduvrful cures offected by it. his representation 1 Remedy and commonc and greatl . to 1 four hours I con in an awful cond Upon tained two Fottles of the aking it as direct od than twenty, levod, 1 wis when I began to take the \in it therefore, when inono day's us glad, and 1 assure you Icontinued totako the remed i Hop Bitters. She is now in as good health as any person in the country. Wo have a large sale, and they are making remarkable cures. W. H. BISHOP & 0O, Se BUTLER'S DOZEN CAMPAIGNS. —_— His Several Conteste for Congress- man and Governor. Nowburyport (Mass,) Herald, Eleven times previous to this fall Benjamin F. Buller, of Lowell (or Glouceater), has come before the peo- ple of this section for their favor— four tinves as a candidate for governor, twioe in his party convention for gov- ernor, and five times as a candidate for congress, Thefirattimethat Gen, Butler was brought particularlyto the notice of citizens in this part of the State was in the autumn of 1859, He was that year the candidate of the Democratic party for governor, against N. P. Banks, republican candidate, who, it will be remembered by many of the older readers of this article, was the Whig governor of Massachusetts from 1844 to 1851, In this election, General Banks was elected, receiving, in round numbers, 58,000 votes to 85,000 for Butler and 14,000 for Briggs. The next year, 1860, Butler was also a candidate cf the ultra wivg of his party, the ‘‘Breckenridge” or ““Copperhead” democracy. 8a- chusetts did not take kindly to this doctrine, and throughout the state he " | received only about 6,000 votes to 104,000 for John A, Andrew, republi- can; 40,000 for Erasmus D. Beach, “Douglas” democrat, and 23,000 for Amos A. Lawrence, the Union or “‘Belle and Everett” candidate. This ended General Butler's gubernatorial ambition for the time being, but in the fall of 1866, having gained a resi- dence the previous epring in Glcuces. ter, in this (then the Fifth) congres- sional district, he was nominated by the republicans, and was elected to congress, his oppo- nent being the Hon, William D, Northend (democrat) of Salem. Again he was the candidate of the republi- cans in 1868, and besides Hon, Otis P, Lord (democrat) he had as a com- potitor Hon. Richard H. Dana, jr., who_ran as an anti-Butler republican, Gen, Butler wae re-elected, however. In 1870 he was again the republican candidate for congress, and was elect- ed, In 1871 Gen. Butler attempted to secure the nomination for governor in the republican state convention, and after a_hot fight was defeated by 179 votes, William B, Washburn be- ing the successful competitor. In 1873 he again attempted to get the nominatton, but in the convention it did not come to a ballot, as he saw he was in a minor'ty by a test vote, and withdrew, pledging his sup- port v the mnominee in a speech, Governor Washburn was again nominated that year. In 1872 Gen. Butler ran for the fifth time for congress in this district, and was elected by an overwhelming majority, receiving about 17,000 to 11,800 for Charles P. Thompson, & majority of some 0,000, In 1874, he was the candidate for the fifth and last time, and was defeated by Charles P, Thompson, receiving 7,747 to 8,716 for Thompson, In 1876 Gen. Butler, having returned home to Lowell, again entered the lists as candidate for congress of the republican party, and was olected, receiving 12,100 votes to 9,379 for John K, Tarbox (democrat), and 1,955 to E. Rockwood Hoar (anti-Butler republican), This is the seventh (now eighth) district. Having failed as a democrat to be elected governor, and as a republican to et nominated, General Butler, in 1878, decided to run a8 an independent or Butler candidate. He first secured the greenback nomination, Next came the democratic convention at Worcester, to which & large number of Butler delegatcs had been elected. The Butler men went to Worcester on the afternoon of September 17th, and finding that the old liners in control of the state committee wers exceed- ingly hostile to their candidate they planned to steal & march. In the gray dawn of the following morning they rose early and repaired to Mechanics' hall. This was locked, but a ladder was procared, entrance effected, the delegates let in, and the convention organized, with Richard F, Bpofford, Jr., as president, Gen. Butler was then nominated, The democrats put in nomination Judge Josiah G, Ab- bott, the republicans Thomas Talbot, and the prohibitionists Rev. Dr. Miner. The result of the election was that Talbot secured 134, Prove constantly from 1o on my trip fo M 3 DIRECTORY OF HOTELS ARLINQTON, WEATHERLY HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUSE, SARATOGA HOTEL, COMMEROIAL HOUGE QREENWOOD HOUSE, OOMMERO AL HOTEL, BAGNELL HOUSE, DOMMEROIAL HOUSE, JUDKINS HOUSE, BALL HOUSE, OCOMMEROIAL HOUBE WOODB HOUSE, DOUGLAS HOUSE, BEDFORD HOUSE ARLINGTON HOUSE, WINSLOW HOUSE AURORA HOUSE CROZIER HOUSE AVOCA EATINQ HOUSE OENTRAL HOUSE 8E. DOW Cl1Y HOUSE, JAQGGER HOUSE, HARMON HOUSE, it with mo all the tir improved spoedil, o W . 1 foel first rate, and the sweliing of hand, fect and legy have ditappeared and the torrible back-acho which used to bother mo woro than all the rest, troubles me no more, and nights, and surely have very Dlo roasons for speaking in y Remeky, for it has made a new man of me, 1 don't know what 1 should have done without Hunt's Rumedy; it is tho best medicino that 1 ever took, and T very gladly recomend it to all who fire affticted with Kidney or Liver discaso, or diseases of the urinas ni4-eod&w HEAT YOUR HOUSES [Wrought or Cast Iron.] ("o 30 180D 203) igvana MOST POWERFUL! 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