Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1883, Page 5

R " THE OLD WORLD. England Outlines Her Plins for Futore Operations in Egypt. Guatding the Canal and &up- preesing Slave Traffic the Otj+cte cf Her Heart. Tae Brilliant Future of the Jarcell Party Suggested by teaton, Th: Fr'nee of Anerchists Fleads €. Lifsand Social R genoration. | Dibiin Oastie Blated Ovor the Grest Caten cf Qoneplirators GENER AL FOREIGN NLWS Special Dispatehes to Tine Brx LAND AND EGYPT Loxnon, January 15 —The Britich noto 1u regard to Egypt proposes that in order to evoid any whuse of the frecdom of the Suez caval, ic shall be enacted thatin time of war, a limite tiou be placed on the time duriny which vesscls of a belligerent power are permitted to remain in thy canal, and that no troops or muaitlons of war shall be disembarked ond no hos- tilities be permitted in the canal or its approaches, or avywhere in the territorial waters of E.ypt, even in the avent of Turkey betng one «f the belligorents. The recarrence «f au emergency resembling the late rehel lion 18 provided for by a clene, ex- copting measures for the defence of Eggpt from the above rostrotions, Every power shall be bouud to bear the cost of immediate repair «f any damago ita vessels may caues in the canal. Euypt shall take a'l meesures in her power to enforco the couditlons imposed upon ships of belligerent powers using the canal, Nofortifications to be erecied on the canal or in its vicinity. Noth- ing in the agreement shall be con strued as curtailing tho territorial rights of fizypt further than is ex preealy stipulnte . Amony other sub Jects the note declarce the question cf Buppression of slavery and siave trade to ba one in which the British govern meut hae mnuch at heart, aud that it will miss 110 opportunicy of advising the khedive to take steps calculated toaitain theend in view, DUBLIN CONSTI Dusuiy, January 15 arres's to-day for ¢ racy to mur dor « (& ials, It is said the police pur- posely left to gome persons named in the warrants the opportunity of (ait- ting the country. fTIIE CASTLE'S-.CATCH, Dupyy, January 15 --S)me of the persous arrested receutly have been watched by deteotives two years. Ev- idenoa will ba given of the existonce of a Funian armory, also of the for- mation of a plot to murder Lord S Thre¢ more Fredeviok Cavendieh, Eirl Spen- ver and other government cffisevs. Proof will be sub- mitted of the companionsbin of some prisoners with persons frund guilty of murderous cutrages. There is a perfect panic among the conspira- tora; one informer is a man recently found the international did not exlst, they would recognize it as merely peraccution by another name, Prince Kripotkine consluded by predicting that ten years would not elaoen with. out occurrence of social revolution, Ho conjured rocioty to avert it by studying the social question lostead of persecuting anarchiste, GOING FOR THE SULTAN, Loxbow, Japuury 15 —The Times' Cairo cispatoh states s teligram from an offizisl in Constantinople reporis | that some Coreassians attempted Sun- |day to asmusina’e the eultan, A woman divul,ed th piot, The Alba- nlan bodygnard met and deivated the Circassians ia the ty «f the nul- | tan's apartmenta, Several men were | killed in the encounter. SILVER WEDDING . | Lovvox, Jurnary 15.--The Duke and D.choss of K linburg have s'acted foe Berlin to attend the stlver wod- ding of Orown Prince Frederick William, I'ao Dake of Munater | laaves Thursday and tho Prince «f Wales S iturday. A MILITARY IMPOSTER Viesny, Javuary 16 —A man inthe anifcrm of a general of atafl sucoseded yeaterday in entering the cflica in Strassbury whero eccret military doon- wents are kept aud had almost fiaishod copying one when the fiier in charge asked him who had ordersd the copy. Owirg tohis confused wers he was suspected and on in- igation he was foand to be an im poster and was arreated, FLOODED HOUSES Pesth, January 15 —Six hondred houscs in Mohass are flooded and half fallen iu GENEROUS RUDOLPH ViENNA, Jannary 15, — Crown Prince THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA TU SDAY JANUARY 16 THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. An Arkansas Genius Pormulates a Plan for Railway Rezn- lation By Providing a Huge Junket ivg Tour for the Presen; Ocmmiesi ner, Ths Calculated Cost of the New Naval Vess s Fent to the Hunte Proceedings of Congress and Cther Matters CAPITAL NOTES teh to Tik Sk INVESTIGATING RATLROADS. Washisemon, January 15.--Tle joint resolution offered by Mr. Duin, f Arkaneas, and referred to the com- mittee on commerce, provides forin. vestigation ¢f the subject of railroad teansportation in sll 1ts relations to tho agricaltual, commerclal and in- dustrial interests of the United States, directs the commissioner of railroads Spe.tal Di I s . o railaonds, moved ' to adopt the resolu- tion fixing Wedneaday, the 24th inst., for the consideration of the measures from that committee, the objast being to o naider the billa providing for the sinking fund for the Kansas Pacific and suthorizing the coosolidation of the Southern Pacifis and other rail- roads L Atzer a spirited debate, in which it was contended that the coneolldation bill would deprive tha Pacifis coast of hoalthy competition, M. Il.m.r. worth's motion was loat--yeas 107, noes b3 On motion of Mr. Sherwin areto lation was adopted, 120 to 27, making the ¢ mmittee on edueation's bill i ¢ the support of the common echoole the special order for the 2004 inst, Mr. Gibson (L) introduced a hil o repeal the ctvil service law of 150 and to rapeal section 9830 of the Ru- vised S atutes, giving the presidsat wuthority to appoint and remove postmasters A bill was introduced by Me. Vil entine (Nob.) concerning swamp ands Lo provides that the lav which now controls the poss n and reo'amation ¢f such lands Arkan- sas bo extended to swamp Jands in Kaunsar, Nobraska, Colorado aud Ne- vada Mr. Rie (Mo,) from the committeo on pensionus, moved to suspend the rules and adopt a resolution makiog to consider and investigate the sub. jeo: and inquire g merslly into the conditions sffectiug commercs with foreign nations and among the states, the character and extent of diserimin- ations made by railroad corporations and the ra‘es charged by them whother exhorbitant or uncqual and sufficient for the traflic throughout the country, to ascertain a8 nearly as may be the cost of con struction and eqaipment of roads, Rudolph has abandoned his trip to the east, and resolved to devote a por- tion of the sum for the trip to the flood sufl.rers, DAVITT AT HONE. LoxpoN, Jarusary 156, — Michael Davitt, the Irish agitator, was enthu- stastically reccived last might at Has- tingden, where he was reared. THE RIVER GONE ROWNW Pesti, January 156.—The Danube has subsided everywhere above the Mohacs on that river, but fugitives caunot return to their homes as the houses are destroyed or filled with ice. A RAILROAD STRIKE, Loxnox, Janusry 16.—Tho em- ployes of the Caledonian ratlway have struck, Ouly ten of the forty engines in the Hamilton depot can be used. Five hundred men paraded in Hamil- ton to day prior to quitting the town for Glasgow. UNNECESSARY BILE, Pan1s, January 15.—The Rappel in referring to the Princo of Wales un- veiling the staate of the Prince Imper- 1al, at Woolwich, etigmatizes the Eng- lish nation as a herd of csitle and the English arny as an army of women, The other nowspapers make spiteful comments on the affuir, “FIRE ESCAPE. The Panic Felt Among the Trav- elling Peaple. convicted, The pelice secured a re- volver purchased along with one with whiok the attempt was made on Judge Lawaon’s life. 1t is believed the gov- ernment will be able to prove the ex- istence of a conepiracy to murder gov- ernment ¢tli sers. PARNELL'S PARTY. Seston, M. P., speaking at Mallow, sald the dey was coming when Par- nell’e party would be supreme in Ire- land pad that at the next election for members of the house of commons they will have two-thirds of the seats which will make British rale in Ire- land impossible. THE $0UCH AFRICAN A CONFEDERACY, Beeuy, Janoary 16.—Mr. Maren- sky, a Gorman missionary twenty-two years in South Afrios, declares the South Africa confederacy under the Britisk #lag is the only safeguard against anarchy. Headvises Germans to emigrate tnither. FRBNCH AFFATRS. Parix, danuary 16 —Da Clerc stated in the chamber to.day that during the Egyptian hostilities the attitude of France was to&ngland that of a con- fiding trlend, separated by temporary divergencies, After suppreesion of the rebellion @rance favored the re- establishment of the staius quo, pand- ing overtures from Engiand, The lat- ter having wished to alone aseume the taek of regulating the situation, France reeumed her Wberty of action, the gov- ernment betng cortain this course would meet the approbation -of the caamber, Teisserene DBoBort, republican, was elected fourth vice president of the senate. The Republigae Francaise congrat- alates the government upon deciding to proceed with the Tonquin expadi- tlon. THREATENING THE COURT, Lyons, January 16.—The president of the court tryivg the anarchists re- ceived nineteen threatening letters, sevoral being from 8 witzerland, Ger- macy aud Russta, COLLISION OF TRAINS. Loxvon, January 15, —A goods train collided with a paseenger train near § epney railway junction to-day. Thirty it jured. BEIZING A LEGLOW, Moxrsear, Jauuary 15, —The MoGill umversity aushorlties se'zed $32 000 belonging to tho estate of Miss Barbare Sott, to meet the leg- acy lef: by her to found a chair in the university, but which the cxecuors would not pay THEZ PRINCE'S PLEL, Lyoxs, January 15.--At the trial of the anarchists tu-day Prince Kra- potkine, addreseing the court in his own defanee, sought to show that the so-called international did not exist, Ansrchist ideae, he declored, were spreadicg, deepite all eris to sup- peces them, 1f he were condemned the result would be lo attract prore Iytos to the cause, Ho hud been or i, he averred, beesuse he wa: a ser and becauce it was thou bt deeirable to gibbet n ofizy of the inteenational. The eyes of all the workmen of France and abroad were fized wpon this trial, but wheu they The Paxton Takes Timely Pre- cautions, The Newhail house horror has cre- ated a goneral panic among travel- ers, and the exaggerated reports which reached here at firat Sunday of the burning of the Planters' house in 85, Lovis, added fuel to the flimes. The conveniences of our own hotels for fire escape were generally discu:- sed, one gentleman remarking to a Bge reporter that he could not in fu- ture bo dragged higher than the par- lor floor, even if a log chain was at- tached to him. Tais rule, if generally adopted, would rerult in a necessity for enlarging parlor 4i>crs 80 that they would cover two or three blocks each, Yesterday the Kitchen Bros. gave orders for the perf:ction at once of plans which will make it forover impossible tor guests uf the Paxton to faar fire, They had already a door leading out froa the third floor to the rocf of the old Herald bullding, from which C 8. Goodrich's building and others «f even height would afford escape from the three upper f>ors The pew arrangements contem- plate the outting ¢f another door from the fifth floor out over the old Herald ffice and the construction of a stairway from there down to the roofs. This will give easy exit in two plices from the west side ubove the third #oor. The most striking features in this line are, however, to be adopted for the Farnam and Fourteenth street fronts It will be remembered that these two sldes are adorned by mass- ive porticos, one at each story, extend- ing from the first to thefifth, These were looked upon as sffording means of escape by ropes or derr, but the proprietors prop: to make them much more available They will cut a gangway through each portie), beginning with the fifth story and ruuning down to the seeond, and will ran a stairway with iron railing dowo by successive flighte, so that ladies could descend without the least danger or ex:rtion, From the first story porticos ladders would at any time cffor & means of escape and the arrangement described would afford the Paxton tho most complcte securl'y of any hotel in tha country in this reapect. - Kelly and Temmany. Bpoctal Dispateh to T La, New Youk, January 15.—John Kelly was ro-elected chairman of the Tammany covmittee on crganization. Resolutions were adopied thanking Mayor Edson for his appolnimonts, plecging him support and congratu- latiug the people on & mayor who pos- sesaes the courage to atand by his con- victions, even against a prejudiced press, Bucklin's Arnica Balve, The Piar Sarve in the world for Cuts, ruises, Bores, Ulcers, bt Rbeum, Fe. res, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil v, Oorne, aad all skin eruptions, and cures plies, Tt ie guarantced t siva satisfaction wosey e d, Price, 2 ceute por cx. €or sale by O, v (Goodaian amount of stock issued by the com panies, amount tssued in excess of cost of construction and equipment and the rate and amount of dividends declared and paid. The resolution also directs the commissioner shall have power tosend for persons and papors, to adminfster oaths and examine wit nesses in the prosecution of his iugui- ries, and vieit such portions of the country ae he may deem advisable, BITTER ROOT LANDS, The secretary « f the interior decides that lands in the Bitter Root valley, Montara, are not subject to the grant of the Northern Pacific railroad. Tais land is oe cupied by eettlers. RED CLOUD HAD AN INTERVIEW with Sccretary Toller to-diy. He urged payment of horses taken by General Orook, The money was ap- propriated to pay for those horses and o letter has beon sent to the third auditor of the treasury, iuquiring if any balance of the fand remains, PARTY PLANS, The sub committee of the republi- can national committee, to which was referred the subjact of representation at the next nativoal convention of the republican party, wiil meet to-morrow. The chairman invites all membera of ehe national committes to be present. POKTPONING TEE TREATY. The senate in executive session de- clded to postpone further considera- tion of the treaty with Mexico which provides for retrial of the Weil and La Abra claims until the tarifl bill 18 disposed of. THE NEW NAVY. The letter of the secretary of the navy, transmitting a supplemental re- port for the naval advisory board to the house, recommends a change in the monitors Puritan, Amphitrte, Terror and Monadnock, Breech load- ing turret guns of great length, and the substitution of a roller for the spindle base is suggested. The esti- mated cost for the Paritan is piven as $960 000 for the hull, $455 976 for the machinery, and §253,160 fr ord- nance. For the completion of the other three monitors the cost will be: Amphitrite, 81,294,220 total ocost $1 801,438; Terror, §1,294,220, total cont §1,825,492; Monadnock, $1,434,- 439, total coat $2083,775. The Post s 1t 18 underatood the secretary of the navy has decided to oclose four yards on the 31st of March next. THE POSTOF¥ICE BILL, The senate committee on aporopri- ations will act on the postclice ap- propriation bill sometime during the day. The sab-committee which had charge of the bill retained the clause providing for the reduction of letter poatage to two cents per half ounce. CONGRESSIONAL. Special Dispawch to Tux Brr, SENATE PROCEEDINGS, WasHINGTON, January 156.—In the senate & number of petiiions were presented and bills introduced. At the olose of the mornirg businees a bill for the relief of Ben Holliday was taken up. The question .being on Plumb's motion as & substitute for it. A bill to enlarge tha powers and du- tles of the department ot sgriculture waa pat In, Davis (W. V.) epoke in fivor cf the agricaltural bill, Morrlll spoke in opposition to the Halliday bill, and was fillowed by Cameron (Wjs.), who demanded the reading «f the reportof the committee ov claims on the Holladny case, While the report was being read 9| the morning hour closed and the tarlff bill came up as unfinished busi- el Senator Frye introduced a joint resolntion, directing the president of the United States to give notice July next of our intention to terminate ar- ticles 18 to 25 and article 30 of the treaty of Washington, relating to the filsheries. Adjourned. HCUME PROCEEDINGS Mr. Bragg endeavored to have the Fuz John Porter bill coneidered, but objections were raised by Dawes and Taylor, of Ohio, Uunder the eall of states & number of bills wera intro duced and referred. Curtin, of Penusylvania, presontod a petition f the subscribors «f the Fhiladelphia centenuial etock, asking for an ap- propriation Lo pay the deficit of Lhe approprlation, The me:al achedula, as repcrtod by the seuate fifacce committee in their tariff bill, has provoked so much eriti- cism from various interesis that to day, by orc of the committee, a telcztam was sont to Oliver, & mem- bee of the tarifl commission, who pre- pared this schedule, to coma to Wash- ington at or d explain it. At the conclusion of the call of states the speaker called on the com- mittes for motlons for suspended rules, Mr. Butterworth, from the Paclfic the bill granting pensions to survivors of ths Mexican and certain lvdian wars tho specisl ordor for the first Tuesday in February. Adopled— yeas 167, nays 61, Adjourned, - MIND MANAGERS. The State Convention of County Su- perintendents. Saperintendent J. J. Points, of Douglas county, returned on Satur- day from attendance at the County Superintendents’ convention at Lin- coln, This convention was presided over by H. S. Bowers, of Lincaeter county. E. E. Armor, of York, was eiccted socretary. Superintendents present—A. A, Crusmsn, Boone! Michael Dolany, Butlor: Syrus Aicon, Cass; S Rod gors, Dodge; E. B. Barton, Hamilton; G. W. Soott, Howard; E B, Cowles, Jeffraon; O, A, Noble, Johneon; H. S Bowers, Lancaster; B. W Baker, Merrick ; Mrs, Eila T. Shiek, Newaha; J. K, Mencrief, Platte; A. W. Nande . Saundors; K. Beuson, Soward; 5 alien, Buffulo; H. H. Wil. iisms, Nuckolls; J. B. Lewis, Fill- more; K. K. Armor, York; J. J Potuts, Douglas; O. D. Cowa, Pawnee, Objees of the meeting as stated by the chairman, to consider necessary changes in the school laws and recom- mend action thereon by the legisla- ture. Moved by E. B. Cowles, of Jeffer- son, that we approve the orgsnizaticn of precinet high echools and recom- wend the passage of & law providing therefor, Motion lost, after a lengthy diseussion, by a voteof 12 to . Moved by W. L. Bowers that we as a convention recommend legislation requiring county text-book uniformity and prohibiting fraquent changes. Carried without oppoeition, Committees on the question of holding the annual meeting reported recommending in view of the numer- ous dfficalties to be met, that no chango be asked for. After an au mated ditoussion the motion prev ed Moved by A. W. Vaunderman that the term of oftice of school district di- rectors be made to expire on July 1, instead of ten days after the annual meeting, Motion lost. The committee on the question of teachers’ attendance reported, recommending that section O, subdivision X, of the school law, be 80 amended as to require the county commissioners each year that an in- stitute be held in the county to add §26 from the g2neral fund cf the couaty to the Institute fand therecf, and be glven diecretionary power to increase the appropriation notexceed- ing $100. That sestion 7 «f said sab- division read: The county superin- tendent may, at his discretion, re- voke the certificate of, or rcfase to grant a certificate Lo, any person who neglects to attend the county insti- tute. In the czee of normal graduates feom thoe elementary course, he may report their failure to attend to the president of the normal school, and such report shall be sufficient reason for the president of the normal school to revoke the normal certificate. That directors, on receipt of notice from the county superintend ant, shall close all schools of the county during the time the institate shall remain in sesslon. Reportaccpted and adopred. Resolved, That we recommond the legislature to emend the recond and fourth clauses of section 25 of the law relating to counties and county « flicers s0 a8 to ioclude the words ‘‘county mperintendent.” Carried, Re olve’, That this convention die- approve all proposed legislation pro- hibiting the state superintendent from acceptiug railroad passes, unless pro- viston be made for the payment of the traveliLg cxpenses of that officer, Carrled, Resolved, That -we authorize the state superintendent to recommend to the legislature, in cise of the pras- ago of theee amendments, that an mergency clause also be attached. @.rried, tesolve 1, That this convention earn- eatly ricommonds school boards, city. town and coun ry to close their ¢ chools during the session of the 8 ate Teach- ers’ nssociation, and urge their teach ers to attend, Carried, On motion a committes of seveu was apponted t) aesist the state su. yerintendent i secaring the passage of the severalamendments consldered, eomsleting of J. J, Poiuw, H. 8. Bow ors, M. Delaney, J. ¥ Mallalieu, E Benson, A. W. Vaudeman and B, W. Baker, e e A Vo, eFromthe Musium. Bpocial Dispatch to Tuk 1eK Bostoy, January 16.—The mayor's olerk wassont to the poatofh »Cuy for a letter dotaioed for poetage, he lotter was postmarked January 13 b, and rend; Mayor Palmer, | am poing to kill old Gov, Butler in five months aud twenty-cight days from to-day. Then I will choose you for goverocr of old Mussichuseits, T gsent him a warning. Thave sworn 1t, [Signed) Cuannrs Guireav, CONKECTICUT MYSTERY. Horrible (f Phebe Murder Brush, No Poeitive Olew to the Perp:- trator, but Several P reons Suspected of the Crime, Among Whom Aroa Lov.r and o Sistor «f the Viedm. Philadephia 1 mes New Haves, January 3 —Oho of the most iysterious and brutal of inceticnt’s wany murders oceurred n Seradford last Saturday mgnt or Sunday moerning, and is porplexing the local authorities, who huye called to their sssistance the assistant state attorney for Fanticld couuty and Da tostive Wood, who figured in the Cramer investigation. The vietim was Mis Phoobe Brush, who separat ed from her husband, Wm, Brush, and was eince divoreed from bim, aud who was receiviog the attentions of Houry Freemen, «f Meriden, At 4 o'clock Sunday af ernoon her dead body was di-covered by & party whe intended to fuvite her to a Now Yoar's Eve watch meeting in the Baptis church., Her head bore six distinet wounda from a bloody axo found in the room where the body was and her head had nearly beon severed fiom her neck by a terrific slanting blow under her lo t ear by the same inatru ment, which was bifialed with blood and hair, THE APPEARANCE OF THE ROOM. The arrengement of the room show- ed that she had partlally prepared her Saturday vight supper and had sat down to kuit. The kuitting was stiil in ber hancs and the lamp burned on a table. There was nothing in the room to givea clow to the murderer Numbers f lotters wero thers from Henry Freeman, who had promised to marry her, worded in extravagantly fond language. Oa the table was her pioture, addressed to him, but the supposed lotter in the envelope con- tawivg the picture had becn extract ed, supposedly after the murder. Nothing was found iu her correspond- ence to indicate present hostility bu- tween her correapondents, One Jotter showod that Freeman had formerly beon jualous, but Freeman has estab lished an alibi apparently to the satis faction of the investigators. There i no evidence that the missing husband has visited Stra: frd recently,although he iasuspected. Boston White, an ad- mirer of Mra. Bruel's smster, Dalia Gilbert, quarreled with Mrs, Brush, is claimed to have an alibl. THE WOMAN'S SISTER SUSPECTED, Deia Gilbert formerly lived with Mrs. Bruch, and they had not been on the mot friendly terms Jately. She wWas abaent from her home S itur- day night long enough to commit the murder, and the anthorities think she may be the guilty party, but no motive for the crime on her part clearly appears, although jealousy is alleged. The wounds on the top of Mra. Brush's head were so slight, consid- A FEW BARGAINS XN HouseS LOTS, Farms, Lands- BY BEMIS 15th &Douglas St. HOUSES AND LOTS, No. 19—Full ot and nev house, 3 rooms, two be ow and one up-staie., Kicht oot ol ing be ow wnd ovenabove. Brick foundaion, cellar, eto. A bargain, %600 15 -La two © two story house, 10 ¢ | 1 vistern, 000, large cellars, W bstor and bain, etc., on No 17 La 5 'feef, 10w house of twe rooms br ek foundation barrel cistern on Hamilten strect ner Poor ClareConyvent #(00, N lot_on 17th Clarx 8t. 3 200 150 of 3 rooms full lot on Plerce St. ) New houseof 7 roomw, with corner lot, No. 21 half mils wist of Turniable of rod strect cars on Sau dersSt. 810 0 No. & No. i barn ete. lot B0X16) foet $25 Vacant Lots. Two full lots on 19th Street near Lake 1-Twenty five lots in Parkers addition Juat north of the ‘end of red street car line §400 ering the nature ¢f the instrament, dealt by a woman, Delia Gilbert tells contradictory stories, and on a sleeve <f a sacque worn by her Baturday night are stains which a Bridgeport microscop- ist eays are blood ~ She washed the sacque Sunday or Monday, but says this was that she might have some- 1hing suitable to wear at the funeral. No oue has yot bes~ arrested The Brush house stood in a lonely place in the woods, Frank Lally and Michael Hickey passed the plice Sat- urday night, saw a light burning and heard a woman's voice cry *‘On!" once, a8 if in pain, but they did not investi- gate. Thero is a more or less apochry- phal story that a man resembling Mra, Brush's divorced husband was seen about the house Sitarday. This man wore & dark shirt, striped pants and a slouch hat. Ho is being looked for. Mra. Brush was poor, aud only re- venge or jealousy could have been the motive fr morder. Freeman, the lover, did not attend Mrs. Brush’'s funeral, whioh {s conaidered suspi- cious, when his mauy ardent vows of love are recalled. A BRUTAL PURRING MATCH. David McWilllams and Robert, Tavieh Indulge in & “Purr” -Tavish Diops Like & Log.i 8p cial to the Chicag ) Herald, PHILADELPHIA, Jan®ry 12, —David McWilliame, n coal miner living 12 Piymouth, Luzerne county, aad Rob ert Tavish, & saloon keeper of Mana- yunk, were matched some time ago to “purr” for $260 w side, “'Parring” is known awong sporting men as sci- ortific shin kicking, and the contest aut who is most aglle and best able to ctand punishment wins, The battle was fought shortly after mid- uight Thursday nigat, in Camden, and was won by MoWilliams in the twen- ty-third round The men were bare- legged from knee to ankle, and each wore No. T brogaus. Both were very much exhausted. In the twenty sec. oud round Tavish's ceconds could not stcp the flow of blood. They wauted to apply bandages but wera not allowed. MoWilliums kicked Tavish five times in the twenty-third round, and then the latter dropped like a log a.d refused to go on, This ended th ¢ ntest, PER*ONAL onlarged, aevolopod and stre glierwd,” ete., i an nieresting 81 ercseneit 10°g o in our paper I reply to i qu ries we will sy that there w0 «vi en o+ f humbug abu? s, o the oo «ms ar¢ vers higaly in or e al 4 cir 11 particu b 0. Box JAGOB KAUFMAN, REMO /ED TO NO, 611 16TH 81 ALL KINDS OF PURE WINES NOTICE, First Nut { nirecta sy Fobrucay, 12tk 1683 Ouishs Neb de:18 lno Lt 1853 F. l. DAV 8, Casbilor, that it is thought probable they wer | " oany teris, No.8:0—Four lotson Delaware £t. niar Hane- com park, 650, No. 831"-One half lot on South avenue, near £t. Mary's avenue, $6 0 Bileie 8P i e LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. 18 & Positi For all those Painfu #0 common to A Medicine for Woman, Invented by & Womaa. A Prepared by a Woman. Tha Greatest Modieal Diseovery Sines the Dawn of Miaton,. 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No family should be without LYDIA E PINKHANY b ipation, biliousmems LIVER They eur and torpidity of the liver. 25 oes aaSold by all Druggista-is @ OMAELA rusiness (7 eectory Abstract and Hea Estate. JONIN L. MoCAGUE, opposite Post Office, W. R. BARTLETT 817 South 18th Bireed. Architects. OUFRENE & MENDRLSSOHN, ARCHITEOTS Roon 16, Crelghiton Blook, A. T. LARGE Jr., Room %, Cretahton Biock, BOUTs anG S1iGes. JAMKS DuVINE & €O., Flae Boote and 8hoer, A xocd aéocsiment b 1dikand Harooy. v. 16th and Douglse SHOS. ERICKHO! JOH prings. 1ver. 1817 Dongise b ovs and Giationery. EHAUF 1016 Faroham Fivese MUBIANE & BUHEOKL 0uss in Nobraaka eatablislied 1 Larriazes ana Roea AN _ENYDER 14th and Haracy @ oldent B. and B, 5 Onwmba, Oiothing sought. J UARKLG wik pav blghestCash price 10, & ceas ban ! clothiug Corner 10t and Farnham. rugs, Paints ana Olls. KUIIN & CO, Panrmacisw, ¥ins Vauo wooan, Gor b aad Lougies shreote, .3, WHITEHOU: E, Wholesslo & Rokatl, 1618 & 0. FIELD, 50¥8 Nortb 8lae Onrilng ireed PARR Driisulet, 100 and Howard Strom No. 410 - Eightoen (18) lota on 21st, 29nd, 23rd 1 Saunders strect, Lear G ace, $500 cachi, a.d any teFmA. Six beautitul residence lots on Cather 1ne strect, near Hause m park, 84,600 Twelve ho utiful residence fots cn Hamiiton strnet, noar end of old stroatear track; bigh ana slghtly, ¥560 o #:00. Soveral acre avd halt irg, Burt a d California_ w ond addition and Park Pl Bacied Loart t9 0 * Prospect Place” on Hamilton and Charlos stroct, Ju t weet of the end of Red 811cet Car and ‘Convent of the Sisters of Poor Clare, one and ove haif wile from pestoftice and ens mlofiomu. P. shopw, §150 to 8500 «acn, only b porcent down and b per cent per month Lotsl Lows's addition on-haif mile west of end of Rod Stro t Car track near Convent of d in Khiu ey 1 o, P ek Placo, Lowe's 2 , Nelyon's, Hanscom 0 coraer lots on Cum- ts, In Lowe's rec near Acadomy of quurter m'le wouth-enst of Union Paclfls and B wnd M. K. K. depots, §200 to 81,500 each, very ensy terms, Business Lots. 0% £o0d husiress lota on Dodge n X12) feot oach, #1,600 each, or $4 50 for y torme. oo husiness 11ts on Farnam st Gach, with frai o builaings the for abrut $400 per year cach; 443152 fout on Faruam o 11200 Splendid Warehouso lot on Unlon Paciffe right of way, noith of track and wart of Nal! Woiky being 132 fost north f-ontace on Miwon etioct, Ly bor € 109 fo t west teontavo on 1ith at Farma ad wid Isrds in Douging, Dk, Washington, Bu't, Wavne, 8 anton, other good counte: in exten N braskator sule. o4 pall, rorts collcer rove city sad ratcs of lnerost BEMTS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUR FEET WIDE ANDSEVEN FEET LONG, WITH EVERY ADDI- TION RECORDED OR CONTEM- PLATED UP TODATE, “OFFI- CIAL MAP OF THE CITY.” t, 33x rantlng $6.00 EACH. Tencists. B, PAUL Wiliaus 810ck Uos, Ledd & Dodge. Olvli Englnosrs ana Burveyora. ANDKEW LOSKWATER, Craightan Town burveys, Grade sud Hewarage Syssems Bpocialty, Ury uooas Notions, k. JOHN (L. ¥. LEMMANN & 00, ew Yors Dry (oo sere, 1810 sod 1813 Fara- Bam atr.eh. 4. 0. Knewola_also boow and choes & Pacifie rounary. OHN WEAKNE & 80N cur 16th & Jackeon se vewe ers. JOEN BAUMER 1814 Farniam Sevort Undertakers UBAK, RIEWK, 1015 Farnnai bes. 16th & L. Hotols. ANFIELD BOUBK, Geo. Canflold,dsh & Farnhass YORAN HOUSE, P . Cery, 912 Faroham 8¢ BLAVIEN'S BOTEL ¥ v toasbern Hutel Gus + « GENTLAL RRSTAL ! Miva A ubhwess corner Lthaud Do, s Fest doard for thy Batislact .+ .s el »tall Bours, Board by the Day, Wess or Mutsu Good Terus o Cash. Freniched Poomg uplie Furanure, & ¥. GROBY, Now and Besvid Hana Pur.iture ad Btoves, 111¢ Dougise. Highost aah wries ald for second hand gveos. LBONNER 1804 Douris #. Fine vocas Terue Porha OMAEA FENOE CO. 40131, FRIES 3CO 1810 Darney By, | 4 Ics Boxes, Ircr aud Wood Fences, nvs, Oonnters snd Walnuos, Refrigerators, Canfleld's Patent. O ' Olgars and fobacco WEH1 o FRITSCHER, manufactorers of Oigars, wd Wholesaio Dealors 'n Tobaceos, 1806 Duug N P LOWENZEN mannfacturer 1410 Parnbaa Orockery. BONNER 1200 Droe'es strast, Gaod Bine. Junk, 1. BERTHOLD, Rags and Metal. Lumbsr Lime and Cement. 'TET & GRAY corner 6th and Donglas Ske. @ Uinsew A GEU P BEM'S i mnnn“lm Donglas 81, Good_Vartety . 4 ’ Merchant Tallors. Peal Estate Agency, @. A. LINDQUEST, 296 6f ovr wost popular Morchant Talors Is se- #'ving the Iatest d—lvlu tor llyllhl"lsd :fll— tylish, s wear 8 aa avar 1208 Farnam stret Millinery. B U A RINGER, Wholosale aod Ketalt, Fem s Ucode {1 great varlaty, Zoph,re, Oard_Boards oreets, Cheapeit House | hascrs save 30 per oent. Qudes A h reoers, £ GTEVENS, 8180 betweou Cowing snd fsar A MOSTIANK Corn 2d ard Curvlng Steeets, Mardware, iron and Steel. QLAN & LANGWORTHY, Wholssals, 118 and 19 16eb atrech A AOLMER sarne 19h and Osltiorate " Photograpners. KO. HEYN, PROP @rand Coutral Gallery, 213 Slxtoonth Street, First-ciasa Work s ) Po ieiph Bear Masontc Hall, Piul 16th and DOUE},GS St-, r,w.nnrv‘:‘oo..mn s:’:‘b:twl':‘-—- , Omaha . . Neb, aad Douglase. Work'promp yattended 0. D. FITZPATRICK, | ouclss Burwed. Harness, Baddics, &e. B WEIST 01580 ted Fam. & Hamey