Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1883, Page 3

- ) —— THE DAILY BEE-~-OMAHA MONDAY MARCH 5 A combination of Pro [/ toxide of Iron, Peruvian Barl and PNosphorus in a_ palatable form. For BONDS OF STEEL. e vyt of S | Tho Union of the Trans-Gonti- :":ww- ¢ da indispens = =7 REV.J.L.TOWN nental Lines. ./ PURIFIES ‘“’* AR Indusity, /RON TON/L. say: consider it ating that I have bee a most excellent remedy for | A Big Boom for the North- lse, finistors and bube the debilitated vital forces. t. lic Speakers will find it gt of the greatest value where a Tonic is necess sary, T recommend. it a8 @ reliable remedial Chicago Tribune, Mr, John Mulr, at present super- intendent of traflic of the western division of the Northern Paclfic, and who will soon assume the position of superintendent of traffic of all North- orn Paclfic and Oregon Rallway & Navigation Company’s lines, was in tio city yesterday, and from him a repre- sentative of The Tribune learned the full particulars of the agreement re- cently entered into between the Ore- gon Rallway & Navigation Company and the Unlon Pacific rallway for the Interchange of through traffio to Port- land, Oregon, vla the Union Pacific’s Oregon Short Line, and other matters of interest regnrdlnfithe dolngs of the Northern Pacific and the Oregon Rail- way & Navigation company. Mr, Muir sald that under the new agreement, the Oregon Rallway & Navigatlon company is to extend lis Baker City line to Snake River, where the junction with the Union Pacific’s Oregon Short line s to be made. The distance from Portland to the point of junctionis 411 miles. From Omaba to Snake River the junoction point is 1,700 miles. - Adding 600 miles from Chioago to Omaha, the distance from Chicago to Portland via the Union Pa- oific’s Oregon Short llne will bo about 1,611 miles. The dlstance from Chicago to Portland via the Narthern Pacific is 2,340 miles. All business golog to Oregon vla the Union Pacific s to go via the Oregon Short Line and Saake River, and the Union Pactfic is to take no business to Portland via San Franclsco. An agreement has also been made with the Union Pacific to lay a third rail to Helena, Montana, and the mouth of the Little Blackfoot in Montana, and also to lay a third rail from the mouth of the Little Blackfoot to Butte. Un- der this agreement the Union Pacific will ran to Helena via Little Black- foot and tha Northern Pacific to Butte Oity via Little Blackfoot. KRates from St. Paul and Missourl River points to Heleus, Butte Oity, and other points in that trisngle will be uniform, and the new tanff will go into effect March 15. The rates will be much lower than heretofore on ac- count of the shorter line by the North- (OORNICES OURTAIN POLES AND | /.5 i, whish will be & saving of c from 200 to 400 miles over the Union Paints, Oils & Brushes, Pacifo route. Tho distanco from 7 Bouth 14 4 Chicago to Helena ia 1,663 miles, an o ;f;‘;; 5K | to Butte City 1,602 ‘miles. I has also been agreed to interchange bual- - ness for Ogden, Salt Lake City and Oolorado points. The rates from the Pacific cosst to Ogden, Salt Lake and all Colorado points will be preclsely the same as those from Missouri river points. Me. Muir also stated that the Oregon Rallway and Navigation Company has also facilities for taking business to San Franclsco via agent, LPossessing un: doubted nutritive and restorative properties. Louisville, Kyu, Oct. 3, 18 " TEPARED 57 768 DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., 8133, MAD 67,, 07, LOUI2, 'HAS THE BEST STOOK IN OMAHA AKD MAKES THE LOWEST PRIORS IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS Hiave now been finished in our store, mal - ing it the largest and most complete FURNITUREHOUSE In the West. An additional story has been built and the five floors all connected ‘with two HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS, One Exolusively for the uge of Pasgengers. These immense ware- rooms---three stores, are 66 feet wide--are filled with the Grand- elslt displag of all kinds of Housshold and Office Furniture eve shown, All aro invited to call, take the Elevator on the first floor and go throvgh the building and inspeot the stock. HAS. SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam 8treet, Omaha A. M. CLARK, {Painter& Paper Hanger SIGN WRITER & DEOOBATCR. WHOLESALE & RETAIL {WALL PAPER' WILLIAM SNYDER, MANUFACTURER OF - CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AT TLOMNITY WA GCGCINS. Firs-Ulass Paining and Trimaing, Bopairing Promptly DOn6 |ho cosan route. The company hus 1319 Harnev/Cor. 14th, Omaha thirty steamers plying between Pacific = coast points from Santlago on the PERFECTION |ais sty wetsbots piying on the HEATIHG AND BAKIHG Colombia, Willamette, and Snake 1s ouly attalned by using CHARTER OAK ger traffic on Puget sound, Mr, Miner 8toves and Ranges.’ says, has 0 largely increased during the last year that the company has found it necessary to arrange for in- oreased facilities, and therefore has made contracts for the construction of two side-wheel steamers with steel WITH lmlllb vglzlh flfil ualtPOGOO,OOO.d Bnd il t - i OVEB DOORS, |cembor 1 next. Hach ono of thete Yor sale py steamers will have berths for 300 pas- MILTON ROGERS & SONS [1opeoe o0 soommodate 81500 day oM AEA. The Northern Paclfic Terminal com- {ull-mie) pany is putting up three large eleva- tors. The one at Portland with a b = TE TE ugfly'nlhl,fiw,m bl:lhol.l wll; Wi -On DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTER N HOTEL yoce ioebois oy, oo bl HOTELS, PROPRIETORS TOWN? cost $7C0,000 and will be completed ARLINGTON, J. Q. McINTIRE, Lineatn, Neb, in thospring ol 18547 (e ofheritwy are to be located at Walla Walla, with a capacity of 500,000 bushels, will be ready for the season of 1884, The WEATHERLY HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUSE, A. QIWEATHERLY, 0. 0. REYNOLDS, Manring, lows, | Ooon Raplds, owa.] BARATOGA HOTEL, J. 8, STELLINIUS Miiford, Neb. other one at Tacomah or Seattle will MARSH HOUSE, E. MANS, BROWNSVILLE Ned |have about the same capacity, and OOMMEROIAL HOTEL! JOHN HANNAN Stromaburg Ne be completed about the same time, HALL HOUSE, AW, HALL Loulavitle § Each one of these elevators will CITY HOTEL, OHENEY &ZOLARK, Blalr, Ne .| cost about $250,000, Arrangements ‘OOMMEROIAL HOTE ., J. Q.\MEAD,1 Neligh, Neb. have also been made for the construc- GRAND OENTRAL EJ8EYMOUR, NobraskaOity,INely tlonof a magnificent new depotat Port- MISSOURI PAOIFIO HATEL, P, L. THORP, Weeping Wator,N land to eost about $1,600,000 and it {s COMMEROIAL HOUSE* A. O. OAARPER, Hardy, Neb, to be one of the finest and largest rail- GREENWOOD HOUSE, W. MAYFIELD, Qreenwood, Nob! road depots in the country., Arrange- OOMMEROIAL HOUSE, E. BTOREY. Olarinds, lowa ments have also been perfocted by the ZNO'S HOTEL, E. L. ENO, Eremont, Neio! Terminal Company for the construo: EXOHANGE HOTEL, 0. B. HACKNEY, Ashiand, Nob tlon of a grand hotel at Portland, which will be seven storles high, with mansard and tswers, and will cover an entire block of 200 feet square. This METROPOLITAN HOTEL, MORGAN HOUSE, FRANK LOVELL, E. L. GRUBB, SUMMITLHOVSK QAN BEOKER hotel will ocost about $260,000, and HOUSTON HOUBE, QEO. CALFH, Exira, ln, will be ready for oocupation ' by Sept. REYNOLDS HOUSE,| 0. M. REYNOLDS, Atlantle, la, 1 next, and will be called *“The Port. WALKER HOUSE, D. H,§WALKER, Audubon, la. Tandii COMMEROIAL HOTEL, 8. BURQEBS, Neola, la} ' — OITY HOTEL, DIA, LLIAMS, Harian la, Are you troubled with such symp- PARK HOUSE, MRS, M, E. OUMMINGS, Oorning, la. toms of dyspepsia as belching, tasting NEBRASKA HOTEL, U, AVERY, 8tanton, of food, heart-burn, ete.? Brown's MEROHANTS HOTEL a.jW, BURK. Burlington Junstion ® | Iron Bitters will cure you, OOMMEROIAL HOTEL, ——— Blanchard, s — PARKS HOTEL, F. M. PARK, Bhenandoah la,’ John Goode's Death, COMMERO AL HOTEL, HENRY WILLS, Dayld Olty, Nob gz | Lendon Times. BAGNELL HOUSE, OHAS, BAGNELL, Oollege Bprings, ia There has just died In Broadmoor DOMMEROIAL HOUBE, WM, LUTTON, Villisca, in. on’mlml lunatic asylum a man who, in JUDKINS HOUBE, FRANK WILKINSON, Malvern, s, 1837, attacked the queen, and has BALL HOUBE, H. H, PERRY, Ida Grove,fla bsen confined in a lunatic asylum ever 4.~ COMMEROIAL HOUSE B, F. BTEARNS, Odebolt, Ia slnce, ‘Llll name was John SGoode, WOODS HOUSE, JOHN EOKERT, Osceola, Neb, and he formerly held a captain's com- J ! mission in the Tenth Royal Hussars DOUGLAS HOUSE, J. 8, DUNHAM, Olarks, Neb, He was \abon ARlol diated o BEDFORD MOUSE J. T, GBEEN, Bedford S0 W0 SuAvaCy Son tar ARLINGTON HOUBE, J. M. BLACK & 8ON, Marsaviile Mo majeoty's birthday, the 24th of May, NORFOLK JUNCTIONHOUBE POTTER, ratlonal manner, butwhen the queen’ namo was mentioned he becamo ex oeedingly vlolent, sentinels, ‘Guards of Kogland, do your duty and rescue your soverelgn,” He waa triod at the queen’s bench for using seditious language to the queen, | i and was sent to Bothlehem s insane, He was admitted to Broadmoor in March, 1854, where he died from natural decay last weel, though ani- mated by his delusion up to the last, On Monday an inqueat was held upon the body at the asylum by Mr. Wee doon, ——— Mr. Angelo Williams, Asat. Troas. urer o f Haverly's 14th 8t, Theatre, carbolic acld over himeelf, less than one week: e e A Gyascutus Oaught, Marysylllo Appea’, Tom Clyma, of North Butte, cap- tured by means of a steel trap, a few marten, resembles a fox and I8 quite a curioei that the logs on one side of Its body on the other side. to be the case, the creature is undoubt- edly a gyascutus, an animal always ex- been thought extinct. found in other than hilly reglona, its level country. By reason of ita pecu- llar one-sided development the gyac. catus is, however, adapted for living on mouatains and hills, It can wal with easo on the side of a steep slope, where even a goat would have a pro- carious foothold, Theanimal’s strange stracture, untortuastely, is In one re- epect a great disadvantage. While it can travel sround a hill from right to left with the utmoat eaee, it cannot re- trace its steps, 8o long as its left side is towards the hill the oreature stands a8 firmly as a tree, but if it is obliged to turn the other way its footing is lost immediately and it rolls helplessly to the bottom of the slope. Hunters of the gyascutus, whose fur was held in high esteem, ueed to avail themselves of this fact to captuve the animal, It was useleas to purauea gyascutus on ifs chosen path, as the animal’s locomotive arrangementsgave it exceptional speed. The huntors, therefore, adopted the artfice of trav- eling around the hill In a direction contrary to that pursued by the ani- mal and, meeting it face to face, had no difficulty in seouring it. Brown’s Bronchial Troches for Coughs and Colde: “T caunot very well do without them. ~ There is nothing to be comparrd with them ”- [Rey. 0. D. gvnkinz, Walton, Tud, Price 25 cents & 0x. An 01d Church in Arizona. Tuscon Correspondence of The Denver Trioune, The most intcrenting of all sights is the grand old misefon church of San Xavier, nine miles from Tascon, on the Papago reservation, This mirsion was founded in 16564, when tho Da- pago (or Pima) Indtans were supposed to have accopted the Christian re- liglon, The church of San Xavier wa3s begun about the year 1700 and finished In 1798, excepting one of the towers, whioh is yet unfinished. The style of architecture is Moorish. The lines are wonderfally perfect. It is in the form of a cross, 70 by 115 feet, and has a well-formed dome. A balustrade surmounts all the walls The front Is covered with soroll-work, intricate, interesting and partly de- osyed. Over the front is a life-size | P bust of S8t. Xavier, Tho interlor is literally covered with frescoes, altar is adorned with gilded scroll work, The statues are as numerous as the palntin, The tilling on the floor Is much defaced and but little left. That of the roof is nearly all ss perfect as when lald. Its manufacture isone of the lost arts, There is a chime of four good-sized bells in the tower that shave a soft, sweet souad. Ascending to the roof, you walk up long, narrow stairs in solid walls. Bat one can go at a time, The same is true In iolnv to the gallery of the church, It is marvelou: t 80 lon, ago, and in wuch a place, such archi. tecture, ornaments, painting and sculpture were so well executed. You are admitted by two of the Papago signors, who have have it in charge. The admittance fes is 50 cents for each perso The digestive organs wenkened and worn out by using cathartiz medicines, reatored by using Brown's Iron Bitters, “@IL” YOBT. Historv of One of tte Most Expert Bank Burglars in the Country. Chicago Tribune, Yesterday's Tribune announced the fact that some of the men engaged in the 815,000 jewelry robbery at La Porte, Ind., had been arrested in Chicago, and that a quantity of the lunder hed been recovered, From tective Billy Pickerton a complete history of the case was yesterday ob- talned, together with a history of one of the captured crooks, Gilzort Yost-— “Gil"” ho s called ~who enjoys the reputation of belng the most skillful and daring burglary to a fine art, and would not for a moment think of doiug a petty professional job, or ee associating with an ordinsry thief. burglary was due in a great measure to certain events which had previously transpired. The story as TOLD BY BILLY PINKERTON can be made, language can be recalled, as follows “‘About AT Norfolk Junction New 1837, for creating a disturbance inand WINSLOW HOUE (X Quuand New. forelbly enteriug the inclosare of QROZIER HOUSE 9 h-choziem, | Bldney, Nen, Konsington palace. On a Saturday AV E. - A ), voca Ia. O i AVOGA EATING K oKW en A BRATTUOK. Bon Guk hk(’mrn ou in the middle (:f November, ""”LfiEJ‘(?ESfiq AT S s aTER, S, li‘l same y;“’ about 3 o'clock h|1 tlim VHI T . A riswold, la, afternoon, her mejesty was passing in pePaT HoTeL, &bk 'i:"".“n‘:'l" her open carriage theough Birdcage uggugér:uz%léar, vj“); gnv?cu walk, S¢. James', on ber way to Buck- Q enison, o 1 HARMON HOUSE, TAM » Harmon & Keales, Prop! :?x?:ll:l:ll‘xllyp::).r{:;g "«'3“':1,.? :Fd'c} 5;"‘:3 s ~— |carriage and made use of threatening | tul g N o s e | $500 REWARD. gestures and langusge. The queen heard the threats distiactly, and on alighting from her carriage directed her equerry to cause the man to be taken into custody, The police appre- hended Ospt. Goodp at No, 218 Re- e re- 83 for a sam ™ bov d will be pald to an) reon tail box by Express, | o %R produce s Paind that will equal We e bost candie : merien pat up 1o | Foronsylvania Patent Rubber AN AL B 6 elegant boxes, Paint, strictly pure. whom we had heard nothing for se eral months, Knowing him to be one Shinglos Tra and GravelRoots. | §00t clrcus, Oxford street. Brought|of the most experlence and accom. hl-:::', '#.2‘«:5":& re andgWator Proof Al gg!ors the suthorities, he d.elu!'od plished burnhnl:: the entire country, efers to ail Chica: S e o 0 (hdaper 0 bk | that he was the son of George V., |we resolved to follow him and learn ®o. Try it once. ST T m«m and Queen Caroline, was born in Mon- | where he was quartered. But rlfi: Addroms, B0l Proprietoes, Omalih Youse Omabs, Neb | tague place, Blackheath, and was en- | here I might tell you something of 2 C. F. GUNTHER, RRFERENCES. titled to the throne of England, Upon | history, He is now about 43 .~ e—— Counfectioner, o gBs" 4 Fney, P Bles, Dr. Pinaey, ~Fuler | every other subject uneonneoted with | old, and hwa » wife sad_two ohllrr:.' Chicago. | “guy oice, Omaba, Neb, the royal family he spoke in s most|the former belng perfestly familiar In default of find- ing two suretles in £500 each he was committed to prison, snd on enterlng the conch engaged to couvey him to prison he smashed the windows with his elbows and screamed out to the New York OCity, spilled a quantity of He freely used St. Jacobs Oil, and was cured in dnys ago, an animal supposed to be & In somo respects the animal ty. The most singular thing aboot the quadruped, if report be true, is are several Inches shorter than thoss Should such prove ceedingly raro, aud which has long|Sr8 Siog, where he la ‘doing time.” It 18 never peculiar structure unfitting it for a! The 17 His arrest 80 soon sfter the La Porte is abont s clear aud interesting as it It waw, a8 near us his three months ago my brother Bobaund I were walking on Waest Randolph street, when we saw a tall, stout man with a full red beard turn a corner ahead of us. Weat once recognized him as Gil Yost, of | With the manne® in which her hus- band gets the necessaries of life, He was educated for a burglar by Alex, McGregor and Jim Barnes, who dled while serving fifteen-year sontences for & 30,000 bond robbery Pennsyl vania, Yost proved an apt pupll. He was a thorough mechanic, an expert ) | locksmith and fitter, and is one of the ' | fow men who understand £ OF THE AIR PUMP nnection wih dynamite for blow- og safes, When he needs a burglar’s tool he makee it himself, and he never allows kimself to be seon in the com pany of acrook except when plann'ng or doing some big job, He committed some darlug burglaries in Central Now York seversl years ago and severed a short term in the Penitentiary for one of them, Then he went to New York City and rented a fine reeidence ou Pecific avenue, About that ttme num- erous extensive burglaries were com- mitted in New Yorkand Brooklyn and no trace of the calprits could be dia- DYSPEPSIA, covered for months, Finally the bar- CONSTIPATION glaries were traced to what afterward i became known asthe ‘Patohin avenue | EAEEAELNEE }:)’lllfl'——ll}l;\\]fl nr of (llld\'nnt, John KIDNEY"COMPLAINT, ‘orter, Jimmy Irving and Tom Dra- per, They were all arrested in Yost's LYNG "DISEABES, residence. Draper was taken to | SIACIUIREUAEIS A1 AH Northsmpton, where he was wanted for taking a hand in the famous bank robbery, in dthn tl:»wnl. ‘l‘liw others L weeo confined tn the Brooklyn jall. |8 l’nrlur and Irving broke jail be’fl)rc L E'R & C o ny trial came off, The former was soon | BEGRUREISEIIEEISENT efter arreated fn Philadelphia and | %3 HEY (RO RTINS [ SOL'E M AN UFACGTURERS, Irvii G was recaptured aund eent to "‘OMAHA. NEB. feb24-1y eveat o.mon m-w 18k w em, BTABLISHED 1865, COMPOUWVDED WITH MINERAL WATER, BEST REMEDY IN"THE, WORLD FOR RHEUMATIS MW, .YDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK. NESSES, Including Leucorrhan, Ir- regular and Painful Menstruation, Inflammation and Uleeration of the Womb, Flooding, PRO« LAPSUS C 0. 4 A Tloasant to tho taste lencions and immedinte fts effect, It fo a great help In pregnancy, and re. ~os paln during labor and at regular periods. PHYSICTANS USEIT AND PRESCRIDE IT FREELY, F ALL WRAENEREES of tho generative organs rex, 1t 13 pecond tono remedy that has ever #n betore the public; and for all discases of the DNEYS It 18 tho Greatest Remedy in the World. VKIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Ser Find Great Reliefin Its Use. IMPURE BLOOD SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GROCERS aND WINE MERCHANTS. Yoot eecaped through negligence the part of the prosecution, ‘“L'o resume the story, BOB AND I SHADOWED YOST to No. 200 North Oarpenter street, living there with his famlily, passiog himself as a travellng ealesman. Keeling con- . ) - fident that Yost would soon be wanted | 2 0 NN b for somo work, I took Detective Elli- by ott, of the city force, into my con- fidence, and we rosolved to rald the houso as soon as an opportunity offored itself. Two weeks ago Mon- day I recolved a telegram from E. Vail & Son, of La Porte, jobbing and Sl s & RIFIER trom the trength to 4 the Compound. amo time will Asmarvellonsin rosult 00d Puriflor are pre. prod at Wostern Avenue, Lynn, Maeas #co of elthor, 81, Bix bottloa for 5. The Compound sent by mall o tho form of pills, or of I wolpt of price, 81 per box « all lotters o wtion this Papers e Consth VT, B certas PRLYDIA B, PINKIANS 1 o, Biliousnoss and Torpid TO CONTRACTORS—DREDGING. Yeur attention Is called to contracts to be lob — = for ditchine. Ditch in Burt and Washington S » t thirteen miles long, in working retall jewolers, announcing that their [ 4IDE SPRINGJATTACHMENT—NOT PATENT .v‘l..":'lopl..:\“-’:: ‘::lh"‘;":‘;‘l“,'r';m-'(:fl‘g*1° ;;::' store had been broken h'!to and rifled ED, dirt to ve moved it§ fect from brink of ditch. of 815,000 worth of jewelry. The A J Sl MPSON Number of cublc yarda to be moved about 119, jewelry had boeen left in the safe and . . . 740. Said ~itch I being constructed Ly sald two countles under statute_providing for draining Work te in agcordanco with plans snd_specifica- For furth y clerk of e roport of enginee proceedings of boards of commirloners t id couatics and particalarly LEADING the safe had been opened by means of swamp lands, approved Feb, 28, 1881, drilling holes above the lock and then OARRIAGE FAOTOBY be d drlving the lcck in, I sent operatives 1400 and 1411 Dodge Streo, to La Porte and instrucced them to aug 7-mo 6m OMAzA, make diligent inquiry alorg the pub- T that of Febroary Sth, 1888, ~ Also the official o highways leading ltlo th: l‘:hyh for Jy e yertisomont {n the Blair Pilot aud in Burt Coun- any mysterious men who might have ; & S y Nows. k& farmer, about twelve miles from La o ml.‘wmbm‘xrt. Dt SountTs mes, Duplic cheol Porte, told an operative that the A g R o gt g morning fo"ow;:z h'.he burg!;rly f(;ns forma tar. |woso-(:; will be suppiled by sald men came to his house snd loafe ONsh I about there the ontire day. D o i YHEY HAD SMALL VALISES foh 1-00w mi& o 8% with them sud olaimed to bo survey- OOL. L. T. FOSTER, ors, while one of them lfll«! they ware . {Youngstown, Ohlo, May 10, 1880, hunting stolen horses. They took DR, B. J. KasvaLt & 1 had agvery vainas their departure as soon as night came 19 “‘“:"l‘:::;““ ".0:;‘":‘; wied "“«'"’;.“{'“ e on, The description given by the ono on the other which made him very tarmer of one of the men auswered to that of Gil Yost. Mr. Vall also gave a desoription of a man he had eeon lounging about the rtore for several days preceding the burglary, and thie descrintion likewise answered to that of Gud Yost Satisfied that 1 lerk of Burt county, Ax surgeons which ouo day reading tho - dvertisement of Kendall Bpavin Curo i1 the Chieago Expr atorc 1,0t our crugylate ™ 30y ortlored thien bottles; I ook uight 1 would give it w monm trinl, T ased 18 necording to directions and fourth day tho colt cested to be lamo and ihe {umpa havo dlsappeared. I uoed but one bodle Are acknowledged to be the he had participated 1n the|best by all who have put them |uad the colr’ Usibe aroas troo ot Ismgs and ae burglary I resolved to arrest him at 10 7 BOSPS 0. B4R N Ein houae. 1 found, howvor, that he 10 & Pract al test. L e T8 B S A e had moved about two woeks previous from No, 200 North Carpenter street, and taken up his residence nsome- where on Fulton street—none of the neighbors could give bis uew number. Ifent operatives along Falton street in the guise of dictionary canvaasers, and at No, 6 one of the canvassers was told that Gllbert Yost, traveling saleaman, ocoupied the house. Then I ut shadows on the house. Yost, though, has been behaving very quiet- He seldom went out alone, gen- erally taking one of the children with him, and never went to any orooked resort Finally I sent for Vail, and gave him an opportunity to see at, He at once identified him as the man who haa hung about the store, Then I dectded to make the arree:, and Sunday morning Detective Elliott and Wiley, ex-Sheriff Fitoh D. Bowen, of La Porte, and located ourselves near Yost's house. Presently the shadow reported tha YOST WAS OOMING DOWN THE STREET, and at the next corner we ‘pinched’ him. He was surprised, of course, but took things coolly. We took him back to the house and searched it. & ! Mrs, Yost seemed anxious to get at a l-l-"'.‘ thaey bareau-drawer -huld of us, fhnt dwe o s i h SN dreds: searched it ourselves ai ound & quantlty of gold rings whioh were at M‘:hn.l td:::‘ll.:fi"r.hl;s ® pats ONA. onoe recognized as Vail's, Inthe balr will uso them, 1 recommend | PERSONAL - ALy oy an interesting adsertisement long run in our In reply to wquiries wo will say thas R a8 the least harmtul of all the filllog of & sofa we found five hand- | gin reparations.” One bottlo will last era 18 no evidenco ¢ humbug about this On the advertisers arv very highly in- somo gold watches and another large | months, using it every day. Also Foudro Ju bundle of rings, also identified uperfiuous halr wiihout injury to 0 5 ” . rested posions may get sealed clr- Vail's. Altogether we got about $600 B.T. GOURAUD, So'e prop. 4 Bond | Sormedl | utorem ol pomtons oy et articn: worth of the plunder. In addition to [ 8t. N. Y. lars, by addressing Erle Medical Co., P. 'O, Box this we found in 80 upper room O [ lutee throsghout the United Biates,’ Oansda | BL3, Bulllo, N. ¥.—~Toledo Lventug Boe; of the finest and most complete sets of | snd Xurope. ' 0 : ro of base Imitations. $1,000 reward barglar's tools I ever saw, and the ap eat and proof of any one selling the same. pliances used in connection with the Weow-me 2t ew -6m burgl r pump. On Yost's per- son was found a receipt fora package Kaxsas Ciry, Mo., Sept. g0, 1882. 1think it a duty I owe to humanity to eay what your remody has done {r me. 006 yebe go 1 contracted & bad case of Blood Di-ease, o+ d not knowing the result of such rroubles, I allow- od it torun for some t/me, but finally applied to the best phyaiclan in tni'city, who trosted mo ADAPTED TO {ng bwo bobties who arenow uringh Vory respecktl, HARD & SOFT GOAL| vy st o LOOKE OR WOOD., ‘:.‘.“i'" O ot Faits, Ve MANUPACTURED BY - E?I.Tb BY ALL DRUGGISTS Buck's Stove Co.,, SAINT LOUIS, PIERCY & 'BRADFORD, e you Are s man of v torstoiltog. PR. T. FELIX GOURAUD' Oriental Cream or Magical Bean- whenever £ Ty e 7 Systorm | eeds’ d\llllllllr. tohe jug or stimulating, whinout it xioating, ake Hop e PURIFIES AL WRLL .y B:autifies the §xi? 82 Of opivE, Yoo wiil bl tobacoo, o ured it you use narsotion. Hop Sitters S 1¢y0uare st piy e o w apilrited, try| 167 ¢ ma savi sou Soidpy droge a2 Bindrer lar, FALLEY & HOES, Westorn Agents, Latayette, Indlana, loft at the expresr office the day be- fore for transporiation to New York. We seized tbis psckage and disoov- ered 1t to be an alr-pump. While we were searching the house there was a TEN PATRNT rap on the outside door, and who shonld come in but e S REVERSIBL 1 ) curlal Rhevmatism, scarcely able to turn myselt the notorious Chicago burglar. e " . Being a traveling man, some of the fra- was dumbfounded at meeting the offi- e found mein this deplorable condition, cers, He wes arrosted as a mattor of course, and on his person we found some woodon models of clamps ueed by burglars, Both prisoners were locked up, and have been positively identified by the farmer as two of the men who atoppod at bis houso the day arter the burglsry. Neither Yost nor Hoalihan would ~ssy anythiog as to their guilt or innocence, Th will both be taken back to La Porte for trial. ““It 13 & elng) grain each, 210 to 17 pounds, and was confined to my bed with Mer- d by its us m faith abp in il Rubber Boots and s that three ad_The Boots and Shoes OF ALL KINDS, g The o Some thirty years oz Monte ar fact that McGregor | versib) s the counter from runalug mews A youn, ] th‘n}h,\n['.':: and Barnes, Yost's tutors, were both | ever, requiring no tiffencrs, ) with bo ber captured in' La Pporte after they had hu{"‘;,fl'f",’:: for theso goods in this town has | A takin: Aer o done the $30,000 job in Pennsyl | Othcrs canno p 18 b 10 ho vania, The ocaptare was brought |, Collsnd exam Toturn, J. W, BISOR, J. about malnly through the shrewduess of the Hon, David Noyes, then mayor of the town, Now-—seventeen yea later—the pupil of the famous dead orooks has drawn the net of the law -|about him In the same town, and will , | be tried before the same man who ctter to any 8. for Leuow it is e J.H, B, yod in Mon blo and re- $ly Moniee r. hem. ot ull line ot Leather and “Candee” Rubber Boots and Shoes with the Re- versible Heel, MRS, M. PETERSON, 813m Loulsville,Ne, Hot Springs Ark, o us, and we will CURE gt Wiito for particulars book, * Message to the Druggist as & ou doubt, come to ,or charge © and & copy of the it DeaK ny rus wive, J0580 -fa.mns. ¥.81,000 Reward will bo paid to ang brought about the capture of MoGre- | me 5y ot e Teaouse: ke which wll | Chemist who will i, on_ analysis of 100 botvles 0 » lood and Thuodor” stary, such as has gor and Barnes, Mr. Noyes being at | il be pul lished, bus a srue life by the | o 8. 8. 8., one particle of Mercury, lodide of Dresont the olroult judge of La Porte.” bo 1t in, poscsion of the facts & | Polwweium, or other Mineral ubstauce. SWIFE The two burglars who operated with | e shoutd appiy "or tepe| WFECLFIC 00., Propristors, Atiaata. Oa. Houllhan snd Yoat have not been ar- | ™ rested.