Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 21, 1883, Page 5

| | b—'—_—*_ ‘1 THE LECGISLATURE. A Spasm of Virtae Afflicts the Honge, And They Demand to Know Wh~ @Got That #ivs Hun. dr.d Dolla: Briba, Arn invesiigating Comm!ttes £ pel poivted—Doings 42 Both Branches Specis] Correspondence of Tix Bk SENATE, Fubeaary 19 WLt com of pablio Tauds and ue1dings made its rep o4 on Batorday on the capical ¢ pristion Bl The myj 8 infwor $f carting down ths ] for ths new eapitol from one mill ¢ m9 from he house to thwes 4 of & il {1 sud aleo ch “ aceiion whica yirtuilly raot to Boxn the shapa of o charge of corruption and reada a3 follows: sud buildivgs, having had under con- #ideration homse roll No. 189, » Liil for an act to provide for the taking down and removing the matsrlal en $oring into the construstion cof the old eapi:ol building, and ta provide for the erection of the wain buildirg of the capilol of tha siate of Nebraska, snd to levy a tax of one mill on tha dollarand to appropriate the money arlsing from said levy to pay for swid new capitol bailding, woald respact. {fully submit the following concluzions | conceraing the sane, The coudition of tho taxpayers of Nebrasks is not sush as woald justify a levy of spocial tuxes for pablic | buildinge that are not absolutely | ‘needed for the vonducting of publl " buwinoms. Ample necommodatiena ax aff vded fcr all branches of our state governinont, imcluding state officers, supreme eones anad Jogisiuin building that we nem oceapy, nad thess accommodutican ‘will eutsise for & namher of genrs, It publit vdicy and sean oray for the legisietuze o ial txx in woy torra that is in- iteas to ameant. It is proposed bill to autkorizo a contwact for iny that will, accerding to the ie conurety 1o Sl 4 generel oslimates, cos: §150,00), but | the bi’l instead o appropeiating a fixed | gam for the buiding mpoies o nil or three fourths of o mill tex on the grand sssessmant roll of the ste g as to the aggregate valvation of the property to be tazed. Under this pernicious systam of spectal taxa- tion the building of the two wings of the capito] has croated & deticiency thatseriously impairs the stute's crefiit; there aro now abouat $36,000 in build- ing warrants in the hends of claim- ants on which amount the state is pay- ing interest. Our constitution expressly prohibits ihe legislature from incuring a greater liability for the stateat any time than an aggregate of $3)0,000. Oar inter- est bearing state deb: at this time is over $450,000 and the appropriations now pending will matertally increase this deficiency. If any special tax is to ba levied at this time it shozld be to reduce the state debt within the constitutional limit. Beyond and above ail these considerations your committee 18 impelled to report ad- versely on this bill for the reason that it has good cause to believe that im- proper inflaences hava been exerted and thas corrupt bargains have been made 1n secarieg the passage of this bill. Your commiitee has rellable in- formation that at least one member of the hovuse was paid & large sum of money for his support of this bill. For these reasons your committes in minority respectfally rocommend that this bill be not passed. All of which is respectfully submitted. 5. 8 RevNoLps Senator Dolan introduced the fol- lowing resolution* ‘WaEaEas, One of the most important matters for the con- sideration of this legislature is the regulation and control by law of rail- road corporations, therefore be it Rosolved, That this senate will not agree to a revolution fixing a day for final adjournment of the legislature until some bill regulating passenger and freight rates of rallroad corpora- tions shall be passed. The resolution was adopted with but one dissenting vote. Senator Dach sent up the following explanation of his vote to -the presi- dent of the senate: ‘‘Belng positive that this resolution is not prompved by patriotic motives, but tor individual buncomb, but as I am willing to stay with them and fight them to the last ditch, I will vote ‘age.’” The president in an apparent huff very prompély declded that no such thing should go upon the record, and it was therefore thrown out, The bill that was go patched up in the committee of the whole which dlvides the state into' ten judicial dis- tricts, came op to-day on its third resding. Benator Norris opposed the bill on accounc of unjust and uutair division of territory, population and business, He contended that Washington county ought not to be sittached to the Saventh district, and in this proposi- tion he was joined by Senator Butler, and at one time it looked as though the requislte two-thirds vote could not be secured, but the senators fa voring the bill gathered around and sgreed to have it amended in the houser and under this promise the op- position to the measure waa withdrawr When the vote was called only twenty-one votes were recorded in its favor, but before the vote wasan- nounced Senators Dolan and Harrison ohanged their votes from *No" to Aye,” and that belng the requlsito two-thirda the bill was declared passed. It is thought by many that this bill will not find falr salling when it reaches the house, Copies of the bids for constructing the cast wing of the new capitol, as called for by a resolution of Senator Brown, of Douglas, were sent to the senate this morning, to. gether with a communication. The following are the bids: Butler & Krone, $98,400; Robert D.. Silver $86,400; W, H, B, Stout, $90,800, As is well known, the contract was ) bo our tommittes on pablic lands | " | churge agaings any mambor of » letto 8 although his bid was €10 . 400 higher than that of Mr Suver Thie will uudoubtedly call for an ex planati fore saveral sonators may be luduced to vote for ths eapitol ap- propriation, i A largs nuaber of bills wore piased by the senate this mosning. THE HOUSE LiNcowy, Febenary 19 —-he house convened o' 9:30 this morning, After the tranauotion of some routine bus ! flered t} lowing ras- action hes | u taked oa Lthe suhjoot of vailroad loglsistiot, and sush wills hav ceiyv snstare the givew O 1 motion, the ree:lution w upon the table { Q il tto off lerable direan 107186 'THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,' The Hope of Practically Abandoned i1 Oonaress. | Piziron Kelley .Forced to P 4 tire Before the Approe printion Bills The & nte Paseog CLILA LA ASEO8 zta BN for Tarift and Rev gnye ‘Re- Tuet due A0 Council RBlv s 85,00 Secures Another 4 for Tts Postoflios ? mye ot Conpreks apd Other saye wore taken, snd MoAlis to haye solusion ted by majost ty, 10n reada us (oilows; \ In Tae Osawa Darr o Febraary 16, 1883, i, 7, h membar cf the ponu encf the stat , of No of. $500 for #hropriation ; sation " WHERE. o cap y be it Rerolved, - That thres ba appolated ol 2 committea o b to invostigata naid charges 6PC £t ¢, 4ais house at the vatlieat poasid' g time usto the wtuth or ialsity of 80 sh eharger, and they such commitier, he empowered to wend tor Der8ons aud yapers, X verj lively debats emsued, in wiion a number of members took Paet, Jotmwron considered any cherge made in Trx Beg acompliment to the mimber, e did noe helieve the state of Nebrasla oaght to Yo inbimi- dated by Edwera Rosewsier fu even a manuer. He was not In favor of glving himan advertissmentthas wonld be worch huridrode of dollare to him nd cost the .ate handveds i doinru, VcAllistar pointed ont tha. the charged ae stated én THE B wonid b ront broudeast all over tho state, and if tha house refused to invoatl gaind 1t would fook as if thoy were true Whedon denied that auy spec house had been made in Tae Bee Jermen wanted to getat the bottom ad boen charged that mom- 4 their votes on the fecus. ‘It he eere had sc P er recelved o cent, and he wanted tigated, ed that there was no rge mady AgAINAL any mein- wanted to know when in vh history of this eiate Tun Bee had not charged any and every man whose course the editor of that paper did not ltke with corrnption. You can tuke it as o general rale when this men sbuges you, you are on the right aids Rainoy said he was not a lawyer and could not say what constitnted & gpec- ific churge. Tme Bre had charged Palmer (of Saling) and himeelf with allowing themselves to be corrupted by the B, & M., and when he spoke to Mr. Rosewater on the subject he said he could prove these charges, He strongly urged investigating the charges, Paimer, of Saline, was in favor of the invcatigation, He had told Mr, Rosewater that as regards himself the charges were false. ‘Wolph said he had asked Mr. Rose- 'water what about these charges you make in your paper and Mr, Rosewater replied that he could prove every word if they would only give him an cppor tunity, He was -satisfied that a great many people away from Lincoln be- lieve this charge and it -the resolution was voted down they would the more randily belleve it. Haven thought it would bo a great Mattor VAPITGL NOTES. Sped'ial Disatches to Thr Erv, SENATORIAL CAUQUS, WasaiNatoy, Fabruary 20, —Re- pr olican members cf the senate took advantage of the late hour at which that bocy decided to eonveno to.d nd held & eancus, Insting from 1C te 12 o'olocts, A pretty genoral dis casslon of the sitnetion was had and wn unususlly fravk expression was in- dulged in, Sowme speakers advieed the abandonment of the tariff bill on {the ground that its_further discussion was utter folly and waste. A vote waa finally taken, which resulted by a large wajority in favor of going o for another day with the tariff bill, COUNCIL BLUFFS POST OFFICE, Fiity thousand doilazs In addition to the $100,000 aircady appropriated for the governm 2 at Conn- oil Blutis, passed tha commit: ce of tho wholo in the house {o-duy, and will bocome a law before the adj urnment of the preeent coneross. NEW RULES, The committee of commerce added £00,000 0 the river aad harbor bill, A provision weu sdded h specifies nac all applications for surveys shall be make to the secretary of war. Roprosentative Burrowy, (Mich, ), will | to-morrow offer a rescluiion which will be refer tho committea on sulon and scted tpon ot an early day. The resolution provides that each dag after reading the journal the spenkor shall call committoes | in the regular order, when it shall be in order for any committee to desig- nate bill on any of the house, which | be taken up for immediate ac- n, and it shall be 1n order to debate uch bill for thirty minutes, when the previous queation shall be moved, and if seconded a vote shall be taken; pro- vided, but ome motion to adjourn ahall*be ia order beforaa vote is taken on sach bill. The order shall not ex- tend for more than two hours each day. { | | APPLAUDING ARTHUR, President Arthur, Mis, McBiroy, Attorney-General Brewster and Mrs, Browster to-night attended a per- formance of “Wm, Tell,” given by Col. Mapléson’s opers company, at the National theator. Enterivg the housc just after the overturo and as tho orchestra were beginning the prelude to the first scene, the party were discovered by Signor Arditi, as they were being seated. The band was stopped and when it struck up again it was with ‘‘Hail Columbia.” At the conclusion of the natlonal air the audieuce cheered _the president tumultously, the recognition being the most cordial ever extended to him on any similar Tarit Roligf v ment to the ¢ fieot that on the explra. tion of the ¥ seghingion fisheriee treaty concerning (apada and Newlound- the fi,n product of these coun rlos Wi hg smbject to the vame du oo 0, Lther countrles. Agreed to, i « Dalf past nine senats passed the A% bill as amended, by a v ote of 42 219 Senator Gorman offered «u amend- mewt providing that tobacco and snuff manufactuters shall print npon each package the usaal formula, prohibiting |the use of packages 8gain for the { same purposes, Agreed t On motion of Senator Halo the daty o ‘‘stones unmauviucioced or {andressed freestone, granite, sand. stove, all bullding or monumoental stone cxcept marble ro: specially enumerated” was ehavged from §16 per_ton to 2) per cent advalorem | On wotion of Senator Aldrich oot~ ton damask wes Inserted ai 40 por cent adva.orom, Senator Bayard moved to amend the bock parageaph in the free list by i & ongravings, Yound or nnbound, maps and charts which shall have been | printed or monofactuged more than twenty yoars at date of setation, A reed to, Senator Voorhees moved to amend the paragraph providing for thoe ad. ! mission free of dnty works of art, the produstions of American artists, when , fmported (xpressly for prescutation to any national irstitution or auy siate or muuicipal corpovation, eo as to make ite provisions apply to relizions { socteties or corporations, Agreod to Senator Logan moved to add one- | quarter cent a poand to zine spelter, 80 a8 o make it two und a hall cents per pound, Agreed to. Sonater Morgan's amendment fn the nature of a rubstitute for tho tarift porovisions of the bill was lost 42 The tariff portion of the bill, which wau tesnnica'ly an amendwent to the orfginal bill to reduce interasl revenao texation, was ther agreed to ~-yeas 37, noes 28 Lho title of the bill was made to read ‘‘An act toreduce interual reve- nue taxation, and for other porposes.’” Senator Logan called up tha army appropriatlon biil, 50 as to make 1t unfialshed business for te.morrow Adjourned. HOUSR ‘PROCEEDINGS, WasmiNetoN, February 20, —-The republicans In the house will, it ders:ood, hold a ceucus toninht for the purposo of coneideriag the situa- tlon and determining the course to be pursued for the remaix f tho ses- slon. In the house Hiscock, the chair- man of the appropriation committee, moved to g) tnto & committee of the whele on the sundry civl! appropria- tion bill. He expressvd the opmion that the bill would not cecnpy mo:e than two or thrae days ond said it would be followed by the deficieucy bill. Seastor Kelly sald, rocognizing the fraportance of the passage of the ap- propriation bills in time for action by by the senate, ho would not antago- nizs them, but soou as they were dis- posed of he watld agaln press consid- dration of the teriff bill in the hopn of reaching a result, redulous laugnior.] The house went into commitico of the whole on the sundry ctvil bill, General debate was dlspoosed with and the bill read by paragraphe for amendmente, Mr. Bland raised a polnt of order ageinat the clavse authorizing the sec- rewury of the treasury to purchase ad- ditional real estate in San Francisco | for the eiorage ol bulllon. The point { was sustained. Mr. Bland offered an amendment providiog that all monfes appropri- ated by this bill shall be jpaid out of | sflver dollors now in the treasury. Ruled out. Mr, Belford moved to etrike out the clause appropriating $10,000 for en— occasion, CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS larging the vaults for storage of silver, and said if half the zsal or earvess. THE DATLY BEE~OMAHA VWEBNESDAY FEUYRUARY 21 Dorman B, Baton, N, Y.; Jno, M., :ness or honesty were used to put the Grogory, Ills; Leroy D. Thomas, | silver dollar into circulation that was Savage thought as a satisfaction to the'people of the State this investiga- tion should be made, Spacial Dis pach to Tus BEx, SENAEE PROCEEDINGS, WASHINGTON Nevillo looked wupon it as a scheme on Mr. Rosewater’s part to get some chesp advertislog, nothing more nor less, The resolution was carried by a yote of 63 to 21 The chair appointed Moasrs, Who- don, McAllister and Davenport as in- vesligating committee. Mr, Whedon rose and asked to be excused because he was opposed to the resolution aud he thought there were plenty of other men in the house bet- ter fitted. The chair then appointed Mr. John- son in the place of Mr. Whedon, The house then went into committee of the whole with Mr, Grant in_the chair, The principal business done was the recommendation. of the pas- saga of Rasseil's bill to amend thepab- lic instruction act. The bill was smended pretty considerably. The emendments affecting Omaha, more particularly, sre making the school board consist of nino members instead of six as heretofore, and allowing the funds to be lnvested in clty bonds inatead of United States bonds as here- tofore. The house took & recess unti! half past 2 Tue Bek corresponnent is indebted to the daily News of this city for nu merous press courtesies and hopes to be able to reciprocate on some future oceasion, *Many ladies who had scarcely en- joyed the luxury of feeling well for years have been so renovated by using Lydia Pinkham'’s Vegetable Compound that they have triumphed over the {lls flish is sald to be heir to, and life has | been crowned with the added cherm | of a fresher boauty. N A $20 Bible Reward. The publishers of Rutledge’s Monthly offer twelve valusblé rewards in their Monthly for March, among which is the following: 'We will give 820 fa gold to the person telling us which is the longest verse in the Bible by March 10th, 1883, Should two or more correct answers ba recelved the reward will be divided, The money will be forwnrded to the winner March 15th, 1883, Persons trying for the reward musi sond 70 coats in silver (no, postage stamps taken) with their anawer, for which they will receive the April Monthly, in which name and address of the winner of the re- ward and the correct answer will be pub- lisied, and in which several more valuable rewards will be offered, Address, Rutledge Pablishiog Company, 563 Northampton S, Eseton, Penn, February 20.—Sen- ator Tabour inroduced & bill for & military post in, western Colorado, The senate r¢yumed consideration of the tariff bill, Senator Sheripan moved to amend the wool schedule to increase the duty on wool of the first class, Senator Rherman said Hawley done him great injustice by intimating he was seek- ing to injure the manufacture of woolen goods. The dutles on such goods provided for In this bill were greater than those reported by the tariff coramission, He had voted for them., It was manufacturers who Lad shown dissatisfaction with the report of the tariff commission. Having got changes made they desired in thelr own interest, thoy were now indig- nant because the wool prodacers also asked fair protection, After long de- bate, Shermaun's amendment was re jected. On motion of Senator Merrill a duty of 20 per cent. advalorum was laid on o disgrace if this house went away with: | Obio. used to keep it out, there would be no out sethling thia question, - . guutlun of building additional vaults, CONGRESSIONAL. ubsequently Belford withdrew the amendment, ! The clause appropriating $100,000 {in aid of the the state local boards of healih in preventing the spread of ep- tidem!c direnses, having been reached, Mr. Manning offered en amendment providing the money shall bo expend- ed under supervision of the National board of health, Awendment iost, Mr. Townsond, from the committes on commeroe, reported the river and harbor bill. Referred to committee of the whole. Recess. Evenine SessioN —Mr, Hiscock offered an amendment for the sale of several arsenals Raled out, While considering the item uppro- %iutlna 150,000 for completing the ‘sshington monament, Mr, Hiscook stated that the monument wonld be completed In two years from Joly 1st, next Mr. McCook offered an amondment vroviding that all Jands reserved for milltary purposes which in the pinton of the president may be no longer de- slrable for snch purposes, shall be placed under the control of the accre- extract of meat, and 30 per on “‘vegatables prepared or prescrved,” not otherwiee provided fof. Senator Oall moved to restore the exlsting allowance of 6 per cent. on effervesclng wines for breakage, leak- age or damage, Lost, 21 to 32, Senator Bayard’s amendment laying a duty of 1 cent per pound on ‘‘galvan- ized steel fron or sheet iron,” was agreed to—-34 to 19, .lianlor Kellogg moved to have fthe bill take effect in respect of articles embraced In the sugar schedule on the first cf June, 1883, instead of the first of April as in the bill. Agreed to, Sonator Dawos moved to insert ““Piatols, all kinds, thirty five per cent ad valorem,” Agreed to, Varlons ameniments were offered and rejected. Debate on the bill closed with the understanding that amendments might still be offered, Senaior Brown moved to make the daty on gold watches furty per cent. Agreed to. Seuator Brown moved to make the duty on champague and othex spark- ling wines, in bottles holding not more than one quart each, $7 per dozen, Agreed to--31 to 21, Senator Jones (Nev.) moved to make the duty on refined borax five cents per pound instead of three, and to add ‘‘Pure baracle acid five cents rez pound; commercial baracle acid, our cents per pound; borate of lime, three cents per pound; crude borate, three cents per pound.” Agreed to— 27 to 13, Sepator Windom moved an amend- \ tary of the Interior, to be by him sold, to the highest bidder for cash. Pend- ing notlon the committee rose and the house adjourned. TUTT’S PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A - Loss of A tite, Bq IVER sation in the back pi the ‘Bhioulder bind, fillnses ‘sfier eating, with a dising on to ex- r;t:on of b(i:!y or mafl,'{rlhhlul of temper, Low spi y th jo g otgmvflng ToKleoted Boma duty T Pnentata bafor ustering & low Sikin, Headlach I ess, with fit- the right eye, Restls ful dreams, Lighly colored Urine, CONSTIPATION P ) are Sty ¢ d,' and by thels 4 ve ns, iteg- ed, "PHCO S contln uced, 5 Ty SU N Y. . ORAY HAIR O WHISKZRS change to a GLossy Braci by a singlo application of th ) parta s natural col 1d by Drugeists, of sent by ex; 00, ptof. /. 81.00, FFICE, 80 MURRAY 8T, (ol errh e AL of Valusbie laformation eful Kecolpte will be maled FRER ou » ¥ = | ) 3 S A— THE OLD WORLD, IRELAND. Special Dispatehen to Tun Lun, THE GREAT CONSPIRACY, Dunuiy, Fobruary 20,--Tho cor spitacy prisoners, after formal re diny of diepositions, ¥ ) e removal from court, shoox tily with each cthér. Pateick Whelal was bailed on the chargo of trosson felony in connoetion with the discovery arms, The wis'or, justead of the of Feank Byrue, should iave restod, Tnquiry beging K in Dublin Castio much wider « aim than the ni James Mlett, oo of the eonepiracy priecnors, was allawod to recetyvo two lotters and algn a choek to-day, A s nemed Quinlam and two name Mahoney, all ox saspecte, by ' to Castle laoland, wore arros charged with being “Iuvincibles " The wives and moth- ora of the prisoners were admitted to the gallery of tho couri to-day and warm'y gree od the prisoners, Carey feiled to identify Mrs, Byrne aud she was discharged. o n conaplency of more destructive rder nuclety. slon, THE TALK IN THE COMMONS LoxpoN, Fobruary 20,--In the house of commons this aftornoon Trevelyrn, ohlci se vetary of Iroland, was again qaestioned about Sheridan, bu: declined to give sny forther In. formation regarding him than that ho eave yosterasy, He reforred the qaestlon to Parnell, Gorat said it wee generally holieved that the em ployment of persors engaged fu out- ragea to sopprooe them was forced apon the government by Chambor- lsin, He belleved Gladstone, in the Kilmainham treaty, made a dups of the inner circloZof the cablnet, which, like the [Irish ‘‘Iuvincibles,” had & “‘Number 1."” Outbreak and outrages always acoompanled the accession of the hiberals to power, Harcourt suid Gorst had no right to bate his speech on the evidence of one witness. Ho would not take the tronble to repudiate the charge of e goging & man who, he knew, ~us plot- ting the muarder of his coileagno. Ho admitted the government failed to stop crimes at ficst; it was owing to the inefliciency of the police, Gibson, conservative, asked, ‘“‘Will nobody for very shame ehow the Lend Lisagus balane) sheet]” THE FRENCH WATCIH, OaNNEs, February 20. — Frank Bjrne left, it is thought for Paris, The police foron guarding Gladstone have been doubled, and meainiain a strict watoh over the premises at night, PRESS COMMENT, Loxpox, Febraary 20 --The Times, renewing the sttack on the land leagne, saye: No agigator who rofused to tolerate or avail of the powers of ribboniem, or fenianism, or even the worsge forms of crime, could hops to imposo an unwritten law, or be ac corded the authority of the uncrowned king, The Standard also attacks Parnell for eilence in the commons yesterdsy onthe question of conspiracy Gis- closures 1n Dablin, and appeals to the peoplo and anthorities of Amorios to aid 1n the search for the criminula, GENERAL FOREIGN NEWE. Spe il Dispatches to T N THE FRENCH AR MarseiLres, K intest mall from learned that the French flag s flying on the northwest coast. Owing to tho fact that the natlves are beicg very much irritated, the prime minister begged the foreign residents of Tamatone not to ventare into the interlor. Warltke proparations are proceeding at Tama- tene, SPANISH SOCIALISTS, Maprip, February 20, - A soclety of socialists have been diecovered at at Xerez, Soveral mombers have been arrested and a number of documonts soized, clearly proving the connection of the prisoners with the secret socie- ties abroad. Senor Posado Herrs,the preaident of the chamber of deputles, will retirs from political life in March in consequence of old age. A SELF DEFENSE CASE, Marshal Bazine is about to publish a work on the Franco-Prussian war. It is chiefly with a view to defend his conduct at Meiz, ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER, LoxnoN, Febraary 20 —The Allan line steamer Buenos Ayres in & collis- sion sunk a steamer off Lamash, Scot- land: Bleven of the crew of the lat. ter eteamer were drowned. HE WANTS HIM TO SEE IT. BewruiN, February 20.—Emperor William wishes the Crown Prince Frederick William to aftend the coro- natlon, THEY THINK HIM A GENERAL, LoxpoN, February 20,—The police aro convinced that the man known as “‘Number One” is Gen, McAdaras, who was in London on Saturday. Mrs, Byrne arrived in Dablin and wus examined at the castle this morning, and will be churged in the police court this arternoon for being concerned ina treasonsable conspiracy. It Is re- ported that Mrs, Byrne has made a full confession of all she kuows con- cerning the work of the assassins, ohae ) mbors of the | ; OMATEA Meocar [ispensany | QOffices and ¢ over tha new Omaha National Bank, 18th, between Farnam ad D ouglas ttreets. : UBLATY, M. D., - PROPRIRTOR. t. Fishblatt can by Consulted Every Day Exc 1t Fridays and and aturdays, these wo Days being devoted 1o His Disnensary at Des woives, Towa. wpecial attention given to diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS. CATARRH, iDNEY AND,BLADDER And Fomala Diseasez, as well as All Chronic and Nervous Diseases DR. FISHBLATT Has Hecor rel the atesd curoe In the worll for weakness of the back and limba, involuntary discharges {mpo‘ency, itusion of ideas, palpitstiondf the heart, timldity, trembiin 08 of the head, throat, nose of wkin affoctlons of tha liver, In o itary hab- 11 ¢f you h, and se rct precbi 83 more fatal ty the victima t*a1 the sonss of Sy re the iarin- erg ot Ulvacs, bilghin: their mort adant Hopes or.a itlsieationy, renderiag matriage lmpossile Thowe th tace suering (rom tna av.l practices which deitroy thoir mentaland paysical systems causing g - 4 NERVOUS DEBILITY. The symptoms of which are a dul, distrossad mind, which unflts thom trony performing thelr busi- res and social duties, makes happy marriaga fmg 0ss b e, distrosos the act on of the heart, causing Mushenot hest, do. resslon of spiri's, ov | foreb sding , cowardics, fears, droams, resloss' nights, e, torgotiulness, urnatural discharges, paia fn ghe back and hips, short breathing, melan- i and havy profe rence 1o b alone, feoling a3 tirod in the morniog as 108, 1ost manh 0, White borio deposit in the urine, « ervoujness, con- 1 ystory and’ wok eyos, dyipeonia,foonstip,tlon, puiencs, pafn and houid consult me 1mme.istely oatored to porfick hoalth. YOUNG MEN tusion of thousht t wenknots in the lin Who have begome yictims of solitary v ee, that dr adful and destractive hab't whichiannually AWee s B0 an Untimely griv £ £ aahng mon of exalted lent and bri lisnt intellett who might otherwiso en‘rance I b0 ators witd the (hu.ders of their eloquence oF wake 1o 6cs.a- it £l contia e MIRRIAGE Married persons or vourg mea contaunpla ng mareage bo awaro cf ptysical weaknoss, losa of pr-craative pawer, fmpotoncy, or any uther dqualifica fon spedtily relie He who placks him- selt u-der tae eare of Dr. Fish'sla tmay roli ¢ cuzly coufide fa his hodor as a yentleman, and confl- dontly rely upan hia skill ny & physician. % oy the living lyre, may call ORGANAL WEAKNESS Tmmodiatoly wed and ‘ull v'gor restored. Tufs di+iessing afflic io —which r mders life a burdea And rutringo hiopoes oy 14 o ponalty pald by the v otlm tor mproper indulgence, Y oungpeapla Are ap to commit exe ad g tion NIt beirg dars o the drewdfu’ consequercos tha’ may e sie, b by uy that procsvat on Iy lest boonoe by thoss falling Boaidee afng ¢ d nn of hith b ne werken, L Of PrOCrEAt'va powers, nervous tudigeetion, ‘constitutionl debility, wasting of the this ) 0 inebi iy, dywpepsis, palp frame, Cough, consimpt. at'on of the he N deatb. A CURE WARRANTED. Porsons ruined n health by unleamed pro‘ondors wh ksop them (rifl ng month a’ter mont taking polsoncusand injarious componads, shou | apply lnmediatoly DR, FISHBLATT, 1wn; 1 with 11 king ln the arme’t at cortaio sounds, with frequent blu ud wero cured immediatoly. TAKE PARTIOULAR NOTICE Dr. F. addresies all those whs have Infhrod themsolvea by fmpropor fndu'gesce #nd ot ry Labits which rui 1 both bady and mind, unfliting them tor bustno s, sbudy, sotlety or marriaga. “Thesn are soma of the m effects produced by the eirly habits of youth, vz: Woak- ness of the b b, » boad and dimnosy of sight, lovs of muscular pawer. palpis tation of the dyspepsia, nervous irritability, d raugome it of digestive functions, debility, consumptios, PRIVATE OFFICES, OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, M OMAHA, NEB. Charicos moderate aud wihin the reach of all who neat s'fentifie Tho-e ‘+ho res do at & dstane avd carnot call, will receivo prompt atteation ttendel some Co Modical t ULTATION FREE, tment. through mail by simp'y sending th er symptoms wi h po.(aze. Audress Lock Box 34, Owahs, Net- making oighty in all. Tt is feavad the number may yat reach ons hundred, Bramwooo, [, Fabroary 20.—At1 | this morning tho pamps at the Dia. mond mine broke down, but started agaln at7 &, m, At 11 to-night water had lowered twenty-five feot between the main and alr shaft. Of the three now pumps started last night, two are working now, there not being enough power to run all pumps and hoisting cage. The Alton company has placed & locomotive at the dsposal of ths coal company to furnish stesm to run | the extra pump. Work goes on with a full force of men. Ditches have been dug from the pumps., The sur- face of the water s falling raptdly, The rellof committee sent a clroolar all over the country. Tho Chicago, Wilmington & Vermillion coal com- pany subseribe §1,000 to the relief fund, which with smallor contriba- AR R AT N +YDIA E. PINKHAM'S s s 5 tions swells the fund to $2,485. Men work day and night filliug the cave in with clay. VEGETABLE COMPOUND, ; 18 8 Positive Cure inteand Weaknessay femalo population. 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AGAINWT THE AMERICAN HOG, Beruy, Febroary 20.—The bundes- rath have adopted a regulation against Amerioan pork, Decline of Man Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsla, Im- tence, Sexual Debility, cured by ‘Wells' Hoalth Renewer. 81 Ai1Well Ra Spectal Dispateh to Tus kns TeLLersBURG, IND., February 20. - A negro named Williams was hung by a posso of citlzens at dusk last even- ing. Hehad outraged Mrs, Taglor in her own hounse and then escaped, but was found in the woods by the elti- zons, who left him haugivg near the scene of his crime, d Negro Speaking of the Great German Rer- ody tona friend, O'Donovan Rossa said: ““Mrs. Ronsa has beon cured of & very severo aitack of nearalgia by St. Jacobs Oil, as she will gladly tell you, If you call at my residence, 870 Bush- wlck avenue, Brooklyn, N, Y.” The Number of Dead: Special Dispatch to Tux Bxe. Bramwoon, Febru: 20,--8ix new hames have been added to the list of killed in the Diamond mine, result of using Kathairon, VW anted-ents for ghe Lty Ter, og ames. Re2% wy s wire. JBSS0 Iy life authorized by her and which will not be s “Blood and Thunder” story, such as hag been aud will be pul lished, but a o life b oniy persan who'lu in' poscation of tho fac hi ‘me-ood-4th, Bth or Bth p. "l 4 tairhful and devoted wite, ~ Truth is more nt WESTERN ] enting than fistion: 5 gents shoul app'y o1 . ritcry at onoy Bon 78 cia. for Sample baok, CORNICE WORKS )| mowd “arbmiis: 0. SPECHT, . . Proprietor, 4213 Harney &6, - Omrha, Neb MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized o OORNICES, DORMFR WINDOWS, FINTALS Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Bpecht's Pefent Motallc Skylight JAGOB KAUFMAN, REMO VED TO NO. 611 16TE ST DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PURE WINES A vegutar gracwate in medicine. Over | years' practice—12 in OR. 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