Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 14, 1883, Page 5

- degrees by polariscope, 2 4-100 cents | poad, THE DAILY BEE-~OMAHA WEDNESDAY FESRUARY 14 THE NATIONIL CAPITAL. | it giirts! phncei i veom R mitted, The appropriation recom- mended is §7 932,000, The house was went into committee of the whole on the tariff bill, Mr. Dann offered an amendment providing there be allowed on all implements and machinery manufac. tured for ueo in agricultural labor and production, made in whole or part of materlal inported, on which dutles has bern poid, & deaw back equal in amount to tho duty palion such ma- rerial Hao 1 this was an opporta- for the gor e on the other who ol © friends of the tha: they were In “The Friends o? the Farmers” Compel'ed to Siow Them- selves in the House. A Lively “3pat” Wiih ths Mo- nopoly Memboarsof Kei- ley's Commitize —— nit & Trio of Important D.cisions by Taller on the Eome- agriculiare cad Lin ¢ dcbate here en. L LT ALl sued on the tautt hill in general, Mr, AT Towushend (L)) sking th me The Sevate Dispoacs of Severai Tme | @ite0 on vays cid wear poriant Schedulis of the Me. H pred ‘{nto &u elabor, Nesi® Bl ate d for committve, boldly H z0 1 Ay D a g CAPITOL WOTa" L : Special Dispatch to Tun Lix. T ded to know PROGRESS OF THE NOKRTGERY Pacirio |of H ho (Haskell) WasHiNGroN, Fobrasty 13 —Tue ”!"’,i'“‘ him porronally wich falee- president accepted a ae hood. g " fiva b o No Mr ropliad asling way io Moataua, comi g e. | Towt | **whother or noo he said ending 325 milos from Waliula Jun. | thet the Iill iwas the oreation of u cor- tion, Washington territory. rupt lobhyt To this Mr, Townshand replied: “T)| HOMESTEAD PREFERENCES said then, and I aay again, that this The sceretary of the iatericr has bill v ire: 4 age o declded that the preferonces of the| \l,\! '; did bot H:Yn.}:":;,::dma, Enny who secares cancellation of & say at the ti that tho gen- omestead entry are purely persous), [ j¢man himsolf was @ tool belonglag to the contestaut only, does not descand o another upon his death, but dies with him, THE BESSION OF THE CABINET today was of short duration. No questions of importance were consid- | od jt and the republican caucus om- > Sucrotarios 'ralivghuyson, Tel- | hraged It, I wish to know befors I ler and Lincoln, and Attorney Gen- say what Tmay d.sire to aay, whether eral Broweter, were the only membors | 41,7 gontleman desired to charge me prosent. Gun Grant visited the pres- | wiyy personal falsehood idens in company with the scoratary of | My, Hatkeil replied that the state- #'ate and remained daring a portion of [ ment made was a falso statement, the meating. that e repeated, SOLDIERS A8 HOMESTRADERS, Further angry debate was held, M-, ,;g“ secretary of the interior Towisheud persisting in & demand 1 it an oxplinstion, Me Haskell , MY A degri og to reply more explieitiy. | hange was on'y cut by 4 motion Nimlting tha dena: walf 4 winu of monopoliste; L siaaply intended to assert what 1 repea’ here, that thie biil was made up by, was inspired by, was sired by hired agents of monop olists, and yoar committee hss adopt- 8 da- sof Julia D Grahar & Dak te riilroad » homestosd oniry tha sorvice of the ad On motion on nickol wa conta +of the the company's iphe and su coniituetiva or abandonmons, is valld by tho eap” ¢ tho r . Pago a duiy of m was Impuscd IN LIMBO. The Status of the Celebrated Bernstein Case, Oriminal News saud Notes in General, Berna‘ein, the furnleher of houses for disreputable women, bas boen rue ceesful in evading the paymont of the costs acerued in the bulldczing ciee he Iustituted sgainet two Russion refugees some time azo. Upon a falr trial i the police court before Judgo Baneke nd a jury it was dlecovered that the argo brought by Bernstein ogaiust the two men for assrulting his wifo wa very gavgy and in ' fact only brought by Bornetein o intimidate the two Russiane for kicking over the traces licur or five weeks, of their neridom to him and puuish them aceording to hia idea of the mat- ter. It wes thought there wounld bhe no troablo in_doing this as Bernatein hes & lawyer hirod by the year and that by the evidenoe adduced by sev. eral witnessen, moro or leas irrosponei ble, create o prima ficio case which would warrant the Judge in assessiug flnes and costs for assault and battery, ' The complexion of the mat ter was changed when the two Rus- suns came into court represented by an attoavey, who waa fully compatent to clear uway the network of lies and hatehed up testimouny of Bornatein aud his gang aund expose the suimue of the presecation, or, ss it s batter named, persccution, The police jadge attemp'ed t9 collect the costs from Bernswsin, who protestad that he had not & dollar in the world wherewith to vay, notwithsianding the well known fuct in the city tnat, through his fence shop aud other unlawful practices, he bas accumnlated a good sized fortune A constablo levied on a horse and buggy beloaging to Bernstein for the police court coats, which run up over $50 Mrs. Barnatein, a pliant tool ia the bands of her husbavd, and if any- thing o worse womsu than he {s a man, awore that the outfit belonged to her nd replevisd it. After a delay of tho case was brought iu one of the justice shops, where it is allegad hy repatable law- yers In the clty, that cases are not always decided on thelr merits,and was Taesday decided in fuvor of Berns- <tein, The Repnblican reporter eays t “Me, Bernstein ia consid.rably rad over this victory, and he i be- ve that truth crushed to earth will thai 1a uinisieation of homestead laws, ss smunded by t act of Jano 8, 1872, soldlors’ seryloe should ba constraed as equivalent, o all intents and purposes, to rosidence for the eame perlod npon the tract so entered. THE MEXICAN TREATY, By invitatlon of the eenate com- mitteo on forelgn relations General Grant, Commisstoner Trescott and Secretary Frelinghuysen appeared be- fore that body this morning to explain and advocate the provislons of the Mexican reciprocity treaty. Grant waa the principa! speaker, The com- mittee will hold & speolal mesting at an early day to determine the char- soter of the report upon the treaty. According to the present indica~ tionp they will recommend {ts ratifi- cation, 1 vuid loaf per peokage of 500 feve: was_rodused from 82 to $1.60 On motion ot M. Kelloy, the duty on shotguns was reducel to 30 per cent ad valorem, bat the daty on pis- tols was votained at 35 per cent, On motlon of Mr. M:Kinley, the duty on metalllc pons was changed from 45 per cent to 12 cents per grose, Having concladed consideration of the mstal schedule (with the excep- tion of one clause) the committes rose and the house ddjourned. WILL NOT BE OVERWORKED, The Star says: Clerks in the execun- tive department of the government will breathe easler to know that Can- non has eliminated from the legislative appropriation bill the clause which pro- vided an inczesse of office hours, He has, however, Introduced a bill as a separate measure providing that office hours In all departments shall be elght tnstead of seven. As long as the item of Increased hours was in the appro- priation bill there was a chance to have it passed, but as an {ndependent bill zhe;a 1s not one chance in ten thou- sand, CONGRESSIONAL. Special Dispatch to Tas Bas. BENATE PROCKEDINGS, ‘WasniNeToN, February 13.—The president lald before the senate the resolutions of the leglslatare of Ne- braska, asking for the admlssion of Canadian lumber free of duty and commending aud thanking Senator Van Wyck for his efforts to put the lumber on the free list, Consideration of the tariff bill was resumed. Senator Bayard moved to amend the pending amendment so ar to make the duty on sugar testing 76 A Reoeiver Md;h. Missour! Pa- o Special Dispatches to Tus Biw: Sr. Louis, February 12, —A petition was filed in the circuit court this uf- ternoon asking the appointment of a recelver for the Missonri Pacifio ral. The petition was filed by the trustees of the Boonville branch of the Missourl Pacific, THEY WANT 70 FIGHT, per pound, adding four cents per 100 pounds for every additional degree until No. 13 Datch standard ix reached. ‘This, he says, would be equivalent to about 40 per cent advalorem. Senator Morrill expressed his will- ingness to acoept this as a settlement of the sugar question. Senator Sherman sald he would not vote for Senator Bayard’s proposition because it would ralse the &lty abbve that in the bill, Benator Bayard’s amendment was agreed to--yeea 45, noes 16, Senator Morrill moved to make the duty on sugars above 16 and not nbovod 20 Dutoh standard 3 cents per pound, Senator Beck sald he wenld mova to make it 275-100 oents, He had no desire to break down any industry, the rebel factlon under Meantime it is sald that j. Taft, the government agent, had an arbitration committee appointed to whom Is referred all oauses of trouble Both sides show & tlon to fight the matter out even to battle and bloodshed, Ldnooln’s Birth D n's Bir! 3 8poctal Hispateh o Tax Bxs, Py but refinors had not been ocontent| NEW Yerk, February 12.—The with the schedule that had been [#eventy-fourth anntversaryof Abraham framod, and he now _proposed that | Lincoln’s birth was brated to- uight by dinner of the Lincoln club, The colored oltizons ask chat the col- ored schools be abollehed and the col- ored teachers be retained. Daring the formance of ‘‘Fritz in Ireland” the oosmopolitan theatre, the drop ourtain caught fire from & gas jot In the flies. An in. dlvldn'nlfi in lh’i'h audlence ralsad the ory of fire, e people hurriedl; rowded toward the exit, but weri n quleted kO,llu thoi;::l-zuehu. he fire wea quickly ‘ext shed and the play proondu{ Feorry to the Front, §pooial Dispateh to Tus Bun. WasninaroN, February 13, —Ru- mors are ourrent here to-day that requisition papers 'has been recelved for Senator Ferry, but Ohlef Justice Osrter is authorlt; that no such documents are here, Senator Ferry was eeen to-day, but he declined to be 1 terviewed, r— e = *Both Lydia E, "Pinkham's Veget able Compound and' Blood Purifier they should enconnter some competi tion from manvfacturers elsewhere. ‘Sanator Morrill's amendment was agreed to. Senator Maxey having entered a amotion yesterday evening to reconsider the vote by which lumber was stricken from the free list and restored to achedule D, asked for an aye and no vote. The motion to reconsider was 1c.t, ayes 21, noes 34, Qn Senator Platt’s motion tobacco was taken up, As a substitute for the peragraph made in the committee of the wholeand succeeding paragraphs, he offered the following, which,he said, wes satisfactory to the clgar manufacturers and would be, he thought, satisfactory to the tobaoco growers also; Leaf to- baceo of which 85 per cent is of requl- aite eiz3 and of necessary fineness of texture, to be saitable for wrappers and of which more than one hundred leaves are requlred to weigh a pound if not steramed, 76 cents a pound; If stemmed, $1 per pound, After dlscussion, the amendment was agreed to— ayes 35, noes 18, The senate resumed the considera- tlon of the wool schedule, The valoe of wools, first-class, was restored to 30 cents, or less as in the orlginal bill. The remalning amendments o thls sohedule were agreed to, The schedule M, books, etc., being reached, senate adjourned. HOUSE PROCEEDINGS, The senate bill passed granting the right of way to lfis 8t. Louls & San A ¥ Franolsco rallroad through the Fort| Pain, Irritation, retention, Incon- Bmith military reservation. tinence, Deposits, Gravel, cto., cured Mr, Page, chairman of the com: by ‘Buchupalba.” avenue, Lynn, Mase, Prico of elther, $1. Six bottles for §5. Senv by mall {a the form of pills, or of lozenges, on recelpt (of price, §1 per box for eithew Mrs, Plnkham frecly answers all let- ters of loqniry. Eonclose 3 cent stamp. Send forpamphlet. Mentlon’ this paper. ————r— Kldney Disease, are prepared at 233 and 235 Western. cise agaln.” If tkere is any truth in Bornatein it has always been 50 flatly crushed as never to have had an cp- portunity to exhiblt itself to the citi- zons of the town. Everybody who has had anythizg to do with him at all only knows him as a person to whom fruth is unknown, + Moreover, everybody who wjll take the treable to look over the connty rec- ords will fird more chattel mortgages owned by Bernstein agalnst the pros- titutes of the olty than by any other tfen men. Bernstein hes never got anything near a full ventilation by Tae Brg, which is the only paper that hasshown himup atall. The cage, on behalf of tho Ruselans, will be carrled to the district court, where a falr trlal may be given it and the Bernsteln’s be made to pay the costs as they deserve in all fair- ness to do. Judge Beneke said to a Bee reporter that he had never threatened to have Bernstein arrested, The attorneys insisted that Bernstein should by arrested afier his refusal to pay the coate, but he rofused because the supreme court has declded that oosts are only a civil debt and colloct- able in the ordinary form of suits, POLICE COURT, The three boys who were arrested for stealing a fur cap from Gen. 0. H Frederick, the hatter, were sent up to the county jail for fifteen days each on bread and wator, 0. 0. Bacon and Chas. Whitney, who were arrested for fighting at the Academy of Music on Sunday night, were fined 85 and costs each. Bacon pt|lld and Whitney went to the county Jall C. Dorsey, a plain Slocumb, was commlitted in defanlt ef $10 and costs, 8. E. Bardick put up a team of horses at a stable on north Slxteenth street Taesdsy and when he went to take them out yesterday a dia- %uu arose about the bill for feed. o claims that Martin Tipke set a fierce dog on him and that he was badly bitten In the leg.” The ex- amination ehowed that the dog got at him through his own carelessness and that there was no criminal cage in the matter, though ‘he may bring a olvil sult for damuges, Fred Blue, a stranger in the clty, got on a spree Toesday and went to a house of 1il fume on North Eleventh street, where he gave the proprietor, Elias Norris, a 820 bill to change, re- celving hls chango bask all right When he woke up yesterdsy the money was missing and he thereupon had Norrls aud the girls arrested. The trial was set for 4 p. m. A cowplaint has been filed against a North Omaha man for stealing shot gun, James Clark s charged with knock- ing a man down and robbing him of €20. Ho is also charged withstealing a case of sargical instruments belorg. fng to McMahon, Abert & Co. A search warrant was sworn out and a search was made in & building on Ninth street, between Douglas and Dodge, and a lot of brushes and drug- glsts’ eundries were found, They probably bazlong to McMahon, Abert o, for the statement | & C. A DATE CANCELLED. to Omaha, M. Langtry, the Jereey L'lly, public, The following dispatch was recelved Tueeday night: Clyorsnari, 0., February 12, To Jm;,’i oy d, Mauager Bo;d's Opera House, Mrs, Langtry 18 very tired and much wora out| from travel, She will not go weat of, the ol river al present, as h\r ocondition demands \ \ The Jersey Lily Too Tired to Come #ho was booked to appear at Boyd's opera house February 28:h, will be compelled to dlsappolnt the expootant She wiil not play anywhere there. Kindly cancel our Omaha ¢n ggement, She will undoubtedly play with you en route to Oaliforiia | fn May. 1 will certainly remember you in fature engagements, Uexry E Assey, rest. THE INSANE. Special Correspondence o Tum Ban. TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES, Laxcoww, February 13.—The senate committeo appointed for the purpose of investigating the conduot and ma agement of tho hospita! for the in met last ovening and held a seesion whish lasted until nearly miduigh No viry startling dieclosures, hovw- wero made, Miss Soleson, o former attendant of the asylum, was p witnoas oxamined. She tee. bitantlally as follows: Hud an wttendant in the Nabrick asylum five months, She eutered o har duties thero the Iast day of Fobroary, 1882, and remsined there the the fFih of Augus, thought the pationts oro mes treated ronghly, and in. ccd one caso where s patient was struck with a leather belt by an at tendantnamed Mra, Allen, That wos tho most she saw, but she said ehe hesrd & good deal about asta of cruelty. Shealso saw Dr. Mathow- con once take one of the fouwalo pa tients, named Anna Erickson, by the throat, The patlent was making a noise, nad the docvor did this to stop hor. O another ocoasfon » pa complainod to her that the dootor | atruok her over the head with some keye, and ohe showed witness a Jumy on her head which she sald lad had been cansed by the blow, The food supplied to patients was aboat the samo as foraished in similar inect tutlons elsewhera. The attendants bad a greater variety than the patients, ‘The patients wero clothed and taken caro of about the same as at other ssylums, The attendant thought the dootor was very cross and got very angry some times but she did not know whether he had oaute not. The hospital was kopt very olean. She had never done o much ecrubbing in her life. [Laughter.] Questioned as to what was the charaoter of Anua Erlckaon, witnesa stated that she was suffering from & desire to embrace men, and when the patlent was firat orought into the room, she made a rush for the dootor, evidently withthe view of embracing him, Tao doctor told the attendante he could mauy, her, and he put out his hand a oanght her by the throat. She was not sard whether the dootor desired 0 be embraced or not, [Laughter.] When this patfent did got hold of & person {t was protty hard to get her separated. E. Liwson, aged 38 a gas fitter of Lincoln, testified he had & brother iu the asylom whom he considered was ronghly troated. He went to the asy- lnm to do some work, and fonnd his brother with a black eye, a big cat in the head over the eye about two or three inches long, and a brulse on the lower part of the ear. His foce was also 80 swollen on one side of that it obscured his eyeaight on that slde. This was on the last day of Oostober, 1880, Ho saw Dr. Hay first, arked to #ee his brother, The doctor told him it was not good for him to see him then, He told me my brother fhad hed a kind of a rumpus and got a uver, black eye, but {t did not asmount to anything. After wait- ing about half an hour hour I saw my brother and asked him whether an attendant or a patient had done it and he said it was the attend- ants of the second ward, Hos told the doctor this when he repeated the words he had used bafore. His brother was a Swede and did not speak Euglish, Oan one ocoasfon an attendsnt told him to do something three times and as he did not do it he then slapped him on the mouth, when his brother trled to throw the attend- ant. Other attendants came to the rescue, when they knocked the patient down and kicked him with their shoes, He died about a year after that. John Walker, 22 years of age, an attendant ln the Lincoln insane asy- lum, deposed that he knew a patient named J, O, Parks and remembered his belng hurt about the ribs, He did not know how the injury was in- flicted. All he knew was what had been told him, Parks told him it was done by two attendants named Christner and Gilbert; told him he was kickod by a patlent named Myers. The patlent said one of the attendants told him to come outalde, aud as he did not move as fast as the attendant thought he should, he was shoved or thrown on the ground and kicked. The patient told him he said to the attend- ants if they would glve him time he would do so, but that he was feeling nawell. The doctor's instructions to him four nights in snc-esslon were to treat patlents kindly, and to treat them as though it wus a friend or a brother of his. He had trled to do this as muoh as poesible. He had some trouble with soms patients once, and he had to strike them in self defense, baut he had never injured one of them. On one occasion he was strack in the mouth and knocked down and jamped on, and he had to strike out to save himself, At the olose of this witness’ tasti- mony the committee adjourned, The New Line: Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bis, New York, February 12.—Mor. an's New Orleans line and Mallory's alveston llne of steamers have con- cluded arrangements with the Galves- ton, Hamburg and San Antonio and Southern Paclfic roads for the trans- portatlon to the Pacifi: coast of tho freight from this port via New Orleans and Galveston, There will heresfier be four steamers per week—-two to each port. The new arrangement goes into effact on the 16th inst, Anatole Goutlert was arrested to- day on a charge of embezzling $10,000 from Morel lhuumn, o merchant of Dole, France, =Dr, Panter Tuesday sold his Millard hotel drug store to Frank Rogers, who for several years past has been the traveling representative of & Chicago wholesalo house, Mr, Rogers has already taken pos. session, PURITY TEA—The highest grade of pure uncolored Japan., Anather importation just received by J. B, French & Co, THE OLD WORLD, The French Conpress Stil Wrestling With the re- tearions of Pretenders, The Fenate Compromise Bill Produces an ‘' Uproat”in the Chamb-r of Deputies, Tho Cimbria Inquiry A Vast Varie oty of Goneral Noews. FRANUE Spoctal Disyatches to Tr » Brw, A LIVELY PAY IN THE CHAMBERS Pants, Fobruary 13, —The prop of Wacdtvgton to banish any prince uilty of furthering pretensionssgsinst the state, adopted by the senate yes- torday, was reccived in the chambor of depuaties to-day. Caesagnac moved hat the propoeal be referred to s burean and a new committes ap- poiuted to consider it, The chamber decided to refer tho measure to the existing committee. Cassagnac arked leave to question the government in regard to 1te posi- ton. Despite tho willingness of Daoves, minister of justice, to answer, the honse, amid great uproar, ordereo the inquiry indefinitely postponed. The winister of murine and Deves formally informed the president of the chamber that they had heard the word coward uttered during the con. fuston. Fauve, Bonapartist, admitted he used the word. As no minister ro- pliod to Cassaguac, he considered the vovorament goilty of cowardice, Fanre was censured, After adjonrnment Damahysent his scconde to Faure, demandiung a re- traction or explanationof the uffesive expression. Faure disclaimed mean- ing peraonally to offend any of the minjsters, The explaunation was ac- cepted, Grevy snmmoned Dofreycinot to form a mivistry, but the latter hesi. tates to underixke the tack, LonpoN, February 13.—Prince Je- rome Napoleon stated to.day for Farnsborongh to vislt ex-Empress Eu- wenie, GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. 5po Ia! Dispaiches to Trm B, Berux, Evbraary 13 —The Kruz Zottung soys Goneral Von Kumeke will probebly remain in the mialstry. A wilitary person’s bill and motfon were iatroduced by the progressists to-day subjecting offiera of the army to cowmuunal taxes. It was reforred to the committee of the refchstag, Hasmsura, Febraary 13 —At the sitting of the court of ingalry con- cerning tho Clmbrla disaster, the wrockage of the Cimbria left on board the Sultan was fuspected. Experts deposod that the colilelon ocourred while the Sultan was tarning to right, the Sultan to left. Experts testitiod the damago to the Sultan was really covsidorsble, and {t was dangerous to turn hor head to tho eea, Loxvox, February 13 —Oroptheads Twisting mills, Milston, Ranfrewskire, Beotland, burned to-day. Loes £5,000; 500 persons are thrown oul of em- ployment, The City of Brussels collislon was declded against the Kirby Hall, which is mads lisble to the vxiend of £8 per ton for the cargo lost and £160 for onch life loat. ‘Venice, Feb, 13.—Richard Wagner, the eminent composer, died at 4 this afternoon, ViesNa, February 13, —The Increase of receipts from direct taxes in 1882 were 2,728,837 florins over the income rom those sources in 1831, DusLiy, February 13.—The prison- ers charged with conspiring to murder government cfficlals will be commit- ted for trlal till April The sentence of two months imprisonment of Har- rington, secretary of the organizing commivtes of the Irish Natlonal League, for using intimidating lan- guage, was copfirmed, DEFERRED DISPATCHES. Comprieing Monday's Newa From Forelgn Lands. — A VALUABLE COLLECTION, LowvoN, February 13, —Henry Prouse Cocper, a tallor from New York, was before the Bow street ro lice court to-day, charged with belng a susploious character and loitering in Oharing Oross, dressed in fomale at- tire, He was remanded. The late Earl of Ashburnham's col- lection of manuscripts are oflered for sule to tho Britlsh museum. They have an unequaled range, extending from the Saxon perlod to the letters of Oromwell, tncluding the refusal of Hampton end others to pay ship money. There are 4,000 volumes. The g‘rlce will probably be £160,000. The imes polats out that if Great Britaln hesitates to purchase the collection, Amerdea is cnru(nlg ready to do so, and that Ohloago holds a bequest for the puorchase of the library. Ger- many and many other countries have already been treating for the purchase of the manusecrip.s, A DECEASED DIONITARY, 81, Perenssuro, Februry 13, - Archblshop Tialkofiki is dead, ANONHER MAN GONE, GeNEvVA, Febraary 13, —Peter Mer- {an, the geologist, is dead. WILL HAVE TO 8TICK, DusLiN, February 13. —The electors of Wexford have refused to accept the resignatiou of Healy, M. P, A DETECTIVE IN TROUBLE, GaLway, February 13, —Detective Muldoouey is charged wivn the murder of aman named Doherty in 1881 Documents found upon him prove that he was cognlzant of the Intended operations of the moonlighters, BRITISM BREXZES, Loxpon, February 13, —Heavy gales and floods prevall in Eogland snd Ire- land to-day. THE PRINCE LEAVES FOR LONDON, Paris, Fobruary 13, — Prince Napol- eon with his son, Prince Louls, started for London this morning, BOOTH AND BERLIN, Beruix, February 13, — Edwin Booth made his last appearance here last night. The house was crowded and he was recelved with enthuslasm, IT MAKES THEM MARTYRS, Paris, February 13, —Admiral Joureglberry is opposed to the expul- sion bill on the ground that it makes martyrs of the Orleans princes, who were never hostile to the republio, He advooated law not nimed at per. sons, Bardoux, republican, opposed the measure on similar grounds, Allon, a reporter of the senato com- mittee on the bill, said the commiitee had resolved to rejoot the bill and counter proposals, Tho senate, by & vote of 170 to 115, decided to disouss the clauses «f il Daves, the m v of jnstice, an. nounced that t woverrment had eraed to sbandon the expulsion bill & wecop: the propoeal A HNCEED FOR COMPROMISE, Paiwis, Fevruary 13, —A compree mise s h 1 for on the question of the exp of the Orleaus princes on thy haels of Sexstor Barley's pro- poral rerdoring A TURKEH TURM: LL, Scaront, February 13 mountainesrs attecked w gunrd houee hero fn rev death of two of their comras wero repulsed atter an obativate strae fight. Twenty Turks wero killed and wounded, THE AFRICAN SOCIETY, Brusseny, Kebroary 13 —Tho Ia- ternational Afrlean socioty denies it has any hostilo designs in Africa has onjolned its agents to rcrupulously respect the DeBrazzas acquisition on the Congo, TREY ALL RESIGN, . Paris, February 13 —All the mem- boers of the cabinet have resigned in consrquence of the wetlon of the sen- ato on the expulsion bill, Grevy has requested them to remain at thelr posts for the prerent. THE LIEERICK POLICE Livgrion, February 13 —The dis- content amoug the police bas boen re- newed, and a strike {s threatened. BAD ON FARMING, Loxpox, Fobruary 13 —~The Times editorial bewalls the farming prospeu's, It says tho crists in field work exats, It is water everywhere and u pood sowing time wanted, It is sorwised that niush autnmn sowing is rosten, All Earope fs a similar conaition, A purty of farkish PROVED “he 6UREST CURR for LNEY DISEASES. riored Elindicato (hint you aro a vistin® TIEN DO S[NOTILFAITATE wa0 KIDN7¥-WORT ni lonoo (druggita rocomuond 11) and (¢ will apocdily vorcorn tho dinenss and rosore] O Sincalthy action to all thoorgann, e For complaintapecultar] £ Ladies. Jrom and v caknossos, KIDNEY-WORTaunwur.| g oa it will ot promptly and safoly. | 8| " Inoontiuence, retention o Jurino, briok dust or ropy dopoeits, and dull| € (dragging pains, all spoedily yiold toiteour-|S ativo powor, [ BOLD IY ALL DRUGGISTS. Pricosl. 1 have proscribed Kidney W ort with vory groat w10 & Rocre or woro obstinato cases of kid- Jiver troublos, nlo for female wosknoss nllip C. Ballou, Monkton, Vt, My wite has been m usoof Kidney Worl, She had Kidnoy and obher © mplaints;” writes Rov. r ville, Te 18 A SURE CURE |) for all disenses of the Kidneys and " jeLIVER=— doion, he hosithy sooreion o e, and by koep Sonditon, & Ifyon 1{foring from arom Malarla. miiivoumosie or constipated, Kid- agony_from liver obn D. Neviny, t KIDNEY:-WORT <[FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF(5 CONSTIPATION. No other di~saso is #o provalent in this lcountry as Conatipation, and no_remedy| [has wver equalled tho colebrated KIDNEY-| OR! physic] have | €[od. ¢ 971f you have either of thewe troubles| “Constipation, In il I's forms, ylelds to Kid In fomale discases 1t s ! Mllhfnrfllmapdnm‘;clownowuf‘? ol EYS, LIVER K emasce't-o pytom. of Lo acrd polao hat causcs Lo droadful sufforing wh lonly the vietima of rheumatism cun realise. THOUSANDS OF CASES & lof the worst forma of thia terriblo ¢! 4ihavo boon quickly relioved, and in erart “ PERFECTLY CURED, S0LD by DELGGISTS, “I oould find no_remedy for my plaint and rheumatism,” writes Tomple M1, Florids, until dney Wort." ' Exposure, Inold caused Mr. B t 10 lumbor AND W. Cor. 16th and Cuming Street. ho prin-cs lisblo to [ ¢ n by a doeroo of the proeident |” al | e repnblic Kldney com- A. B Burr, was cured by J. E, BERGEN, ST API.E FANGY GROGERIES, & NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN. (From the Boston Globe] ranrs. Pditors - Thoabove laa good lkeness of Mra, Lydia B Pink am, of Lynn, Mass., who above all other human betngy any bo truth tully called the “Doar Friend of Woman,* asome of her correspondents love to call her, She y sonlously devoted to her work, which is the outcome £ litostudy, and {9 obliged to keep six lady o Iarge correspondencs 148 madicine for good and nod o perwonally investigated it and m sattsfiod of tho truth of this. On acoount of its proven merits, 1t 14 recommended £ proserfbed by tiobest physiclans n the country 10 ways: It works 1iko & charm and saves muoh aln, 1t will curo ent fon of the eystom; and gives roves fatntness, flatulency, troys all craving for stimulants, and rolleves weak- ona of the stomach, 1t curca Bloating, Hoadaches, Rrvous Prostration, Genoral Dabllity, Sleeplessnoss, Jepreaston and Indigostion. That foeling of bearing Hwn, causing pain, welght and_backacho, 8 always ermanently cured by its use. 1t will at all times, and mder all elreumstancos, act in harmony with the law hat governs the fomale systom. It costs only 81, per bottle or six for §5.,and {s sold by Fugglsta. Any advice required as to spoctal casce, an! honames of many who haso boan rostored to perfeds w@alth by the use of the Vegotablo Compound, can be Dtained Ly addressing Mra. P with stamp for reply, #hier home In Lynn, Mass, For Kidney Complaint of efther sox this compoundgs munrpaased as abundant testimonials show. “Mr. Pinkham's Liver Pills,” says one writer, “are Sebest {n the world for the eure of Constipation, Mlousness and Torptdity of the liver, Her Blood wrifler works wonders in its speeial line and bids fate »equal the Compound in it popularity. All must rospoct lier as an Angol of Mercy whose sole mbition 18 to dogood to others. Philadelphia, Pa. @ Mrw. A, M. D, D MEDA’, [PAR S, 1878 BARKER'S BREAKFAST (00COA. Warranted Absolutely pure « Qocoa, from whic « the oxcess ot ol at ved. 1t hus h strength of vith St rch, Ar- ugar, an | & there- © onomical. 1t fs , neud:hing, stroneth- dignate’s, . ‘od for inva 1w in heal 8old by Qrocers Everywhere W, BAKER & Co.,Norchoster, Nass. IN HOT WATER. HEAT AND MOISTURY, TIE ES. SENOE OF LXFE. THIS TRUISM IS EAS- ILY PROVEN BY TAKING A TEASPO.NFUL OF TARRANT'S SELTZER APER« YENT IN A GLABS OF HOT WATER HAL® AN HOUR BEFORE BRUAKFAST, FOR IN- DIGRSTION. DYSPEPSIA,OR CONSTIPATED UABIT. NOTHING IS BETTER. $500 REWARD. The above reward will bo pald to any persos who will produce & Paint 'Jnlpwfll equal {hl Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, tor presorving Shinglos, Tin and Gravel Roote Warranted to be Fire and Water Proof. AN orders promptly atténded to. Cheaper and be tor than any other paint now in use. B’TICWXIKT & STEPHENBON, Bole Proprictors, Omaha House, Umaha, Neb, REFERNNOHS. Officor & Pusey, Dr.Rice, Dr. Pinney, — Fulle Council Blufty Ban office, Oy Neo. Send 81, $2, 83, or 85 for @ re. D= |iail bos by Hxpress of the best g D Oandies in America, put up g Z legant boxes, and strictly pure £ %= [duitable for procents, Express g L |sharges light. Refors to all Chi- ® sngo, Try it once. 0, F. GUNTHERY v ontectioner,” - 9-280m ADMIEORITEID. BULBS "z vs, Crocuses. Andall other for Fal! Planti! ment o own Ihm.t assort it Hiram Sibley & Co., 00-8(6 Randolphss, Prosidend, Vice Py W. B Duisuwn, Sec. and Trees. THE NEBRASEA HANUFACTURING 00 Lincoin, Neb . MANUFAOTURERS OF Jorn Planters Hrrrows.Farm Rollers Sulky Hay Rakes, Bucket Hleveting Windmills, &c¢ We are propsred 80 do job work and manutac uxlog for othor parties, Address al oriors NEBRAAKA MANUFACTULING 00 Aol A 8kin of Beauty Is & Joy Forew DR, T. FELIX OUU.I-AI)D'I Oriental Cream or Magical Beau- tifier, ¥ ki Mothpat eann’every blemish on bea DexterL.Thomas&bro, WILL BUY AND SELL, IR T Y ST X TUEREWITH, Pay Taxes, Rent, Hous: ROOM 8, Fifteentn 8t H. PHILLIPS, THE LEADING NEW YORK TAIXLLOR Call and look over my new store and se my new goods, 1207 Farnam Stroet. Under the management of Mr, Kalish, AND ALL TRANSACTIONS UCNNECTED REGHTON BLOCK [ got - «Omaha Neb; or of slmiiar name. Tho di «d Dz, L. A id to @ Iady of the HAUT TN (s patie will use thew, I recommend m" a8 the least harmtal of all the Ono boitle will last six y day. Alo Poudra Jub- (ov-s cuperflaous hale without injury to the wkin, M. 3. B T. GOURAUD, Soio prop., 43 Bond 16 by all Drugglats and Fanoy Gooda Dealers throoghout the United States, Canads and Europe. &2 Beware of base imitations, 1,000 rewsrd for arrest and p oy one selling tho same. W -6 § 14-weow-me McCARTHY & BURKL, ‘'Undertakers, 1207, | 218'14TH ST]‘.),OBE’I‘. FARNAM AND UGLAS