Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1883, Page 2

CORSETS in oight months. The man was dis. satisfied then, but the next day showed | to a fow hundred, which he said Tom (Marsh) had ulven him. Witness was FOREICN NEWS. New Precautions in London Against the Dynamite care for the female The new th:l irsi beds ons Fionds. tlon, with Insofficient clothing. The ocells were in a filthy condition, Oae |in B“ insane woman was in a dirty cell in the attie, olothing and almost a skeleton. Tae u.huut said she was violent- ly insane and would tear the clothes. She meal a day oarrled to her an ldiotic glrl, who sald she had al- A Heavy Defalcation of a Bel- gian Broker. Bismarck’s Birthday Celebrat- ed with Much Brilliancy. no longer from Dyspep- sia, Indigestion, want of Appetite,lossof Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, &c. BROWN'S IRON BIT- TERS never fails tocure all these diseases. hed and found the girl threw t! food awvay and came back with empty plate, telling the woman she had eaten all the food. Parnell’s Avowal. Loxpox, Aprll 2.—The war office has taken the question of explosiver in hand with vigor, aud thero 18 a de- | o511 and In the sitting room, so chang- termination to thwart the dynamite | od that her husband did'nt know her. workers. It has ordered experiments | Her name was Mary Barron, be undertaken with the view of pre-| Governor Batl What was her paring an analysis of the varlous forms | husband’s name? and component parta of all substances { Witness—I den’t know. that are capable of being employed as | {n Boston.” explosives, The result of thelr wotk | Governor Batler--Never mind; the will be given to the police. It Ia be: | nowspapers will bring bim to me to- lleved that the Ingenuity of the men|morrow morning. who are now engaged In the manu- Boston, November 36, 1881, Brown Cummicar Co. Gentlemen :— For years I have been agreat sufferer from Dyspepsia and could get no relief (having tried everything which was recommend- ed) until, acting on the advice of a friend, who had been benefitted by Brown's Iron Brrrans, I tried a botdle, with most surprsing results Previous to taking Drown's Iron Birrans, everything I ate distressed me, and' I suffered greatly from a burning sensation in the stomach, which was unbearable, Since tak- ing Brow’s Inox Brrrans, all my troubles are atan end, Can eat any time without any disagreeable re- ;'g'lr‘:o'n.‘ -mM;r»‘v_awn?_lvF:::L‘:" facture of these diabolloal contriv-|that of seventy-three children who ances will be thwarted by this means. Loxpox, April A dispatoh fro: Brussels states that a sensation has been caused In financial olroles there over the discovery that Vardamme, a promineot lkcklz ker, has embezzled the sum of one milllon francs belong- ing to persons who deposited money withhim. Vandamme has ben arres- ted and lyoked in jail, came there in one year, only one lived. OOOIDENTAL JOTTINGS, CALIFORNIA. 30 Maverick St, E. Boston, BROWN'’S IRON BIT- TERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tast- ing the food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, ete. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache. ive at Fresno_during the coming sum- r tlo on land in that vicinity. A large number of hands have been dis- charged from the Glenn ranch, in Colusa county, ou account of the drought, LonpoN, April 2.--On acooant of [ 1t {s stated that C. W. Crooker, a ne- the n.udy stream of letters contaln- | phew of the railroad magnate, h: ing threats of death and destruction ehued tho salt works at the head of bulldings which continue to be re- | Diego bay. cclved by prominent persons and gov- [ Twenty-two ostriches, for the ostrioh | to ernmentfunotionarles, previousiprecau. | farm, near ’v""l' a‘“""nl 88 tions against the executlon of these | SountY: have arrived safely &% tholr des- threats are :othr::aml: but :\;lw 'in" ' also being dev! and oarr nto U85 T offsct. This {s particalacly the 0ase | Tho walle of sorcrel boasee were seakad in London, ~The gaa works are care- | pe stockmen of Fresno county are can- fally guarded sgalnet surprise, and |vassing the question of protecting them- none bat known and trusted hands |selves from cattle thieves by forming an are allowed on the preml: organization. poN, April 2,— Parnell sald the recent report of interview with O'Kelly and himself in the French papers was substantlally | sovors an area of some 4000 square feet accurate. The interesting point of |andissaid to have yielded four tons of the statement is that these gentlemen | grapes in one season. say the British government took the| A confidence operator and swindler, initiative in the Kilmainham treaty, | styling himeelf a German nobleman and . o pcsar m-klngr 3""1""' to Parnell while in | known by the 08 Fres. all oy also say the statement ot b (8 g Wl Jl«)rd Oarlingford to the effect that Parnell himself made the first over THE NEBRASEA tures was inacoarate and untr MANUFACTURING 00 |:gopst st s Sold by all Druggtsts. Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md. See that all Tron Bitters are made by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and have crossed red lines and trade- mark on. wrapper, he | will have to take & back seat, as San BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, number ot crosses and decora- ich he claims to have been be NEVADA. ways taken care of the woman, He |ocsn In five or six | p,f weeks he had the woman out of the|j 'nfll be wnnlr are some Los Angeles 'm, magni! Joaquin comes to the front and claims to have the largest vine in the world, It .,“'.,'.',.Sd“ Glllan THE DAILY BEE-~WEDNESDAY APRIL 4 1883 aud obtataing money nnder fase pretences be tried in the U Butta the next term, District Cours in bounty law allows th afterwards appolnted with his wife to :';;":';“'::‘r;llm“mmn- imals: . Trunks of | cyotes 75 cents, The boaty does not ply to animals killed on Indian $1.50; wolf, 815); resorva. There ars fifty constant oplum smokers ic denomination of Virginis o Oatholl She was entirely without Uhv ud vicioity will build & new church county decreased its debt .8,51: last yur and now owea $31,992 invested in a court house, jail hed had only one|and poor farm to show for it. There are contribution boxes in Miles The mini ver & South He 11ves | into one of the best in the sta: numbe Oity placed in public places where people ut their offerings. urchins sto'e the whole amount which had been collected for the prior two weeks, The Greg 600,000 pounds of bullion stacked up in elu and at the mine awaiting the com. Recently some mining eompany now has fic. The quantity by the time the track reaches Helona in the summer, OOLORADO. ng town of Aspen, on the Den- %nk railroad, is developing Several parties have recently been bor. i t; has struck On ofom examInALon Witnels el 5, S0onss Cniiseans: Listne i water was at a depth of 370 feet. 1ng artesian wellsin Denver and one man nof water whish gives an A new bridge will soon be built across the Platte river at Denver, A large number of new mining corpora. tions are filing their articles with the sec- retary of state. None of them have capi A colony of Armenians are exneoted to | {1t Jo TR T o1060 000 each. P The new carbonate fields in Garfield said to be very rich, and in alities to equal those found in the early days at Loeadville. of men are poing there. A large number There have been so many Denver street oar |drivers robbed of their cash boxes lately that the mayor has allowed the su. perintendent to protect themselves and them with revolvers money Governor Tabor, the bonanza king, has There wil party n is reported that ex-Postmaiter Gen- eral Tyner will locate at Bismark and practioe law, boi A siolent shook 60 WkMbguake was (ol | Ko mamer e i o owastoed Botel The build- ing if 5“ up at all will be ene of the most icent in the world, DAKOTA. 1l be & number of school build- fogs put up in Aurora county during this The big grape viae at Santa Barbara yenr of new_settlers have located in Bon Homme county, whose working capital foots up over 875, The real estate transfers in Burleigh been successfully ““doing” Sante Ana. Ho | 3087 for the, St baif of the month of It is stated that there are mow from stuwed upon him for meritorious services | 8,000 $010,000 settlers on_the unsurveyed in the Germsn army, but the letters that | 18nds within the new land district soon' to usually accompany such gifts are wanting, g;m:-filx:g“h o:‘l‘::”l’)-vll'- Lake and n % Nine townships of government land hia refusal to appoint & commwittee of | greyt Point, to be filled from Nevada,next | county. 4 nem bank bulldiog will oon boereted MANUFAOTURERS OF inquiry into the subjeot. fall, Oorn Planters Hrrrows,Farm Rollers Returns of the financial year ended Suliy Hay Bakes, Buciet Alevating | March 21at are all In, They show tbo | stop danghter to death near Belmot lass prepared %0 do Job work and manutse | revenue of Great Britian was £89,000,- | week. Itis stated that the girl is the sixth | coming into the territory at tl viotim of the murderous savage during the 53‘0‘1.0 per day, This is probably exager. o are taring for GtRor partce, Address al ojthe WEEI Kl MANUFACTURING €O\ TApcoln Neb Send 81, 82, 83, or 000 and expenditures £89,046,000. The government bonded warehouse | Pt five years. on Springer street, Liverpool, was| It issaid that the Comstock north end entered yester nd a number of No fire, however. There is lers snow on the Sierra Nevada AShoshone Indian stoned his young |t Lead Oit There will be » vucant cadetship at have been thrown on the market in Foster A Dakota paper says that anple are o rate of The question of bonding Grand Forks to mines will be open to visitorsin a few days, | the amount of $75,000 for building bridge This will give mining experts and others | across the Red river at that place will be nual election ‘Yankton is to have a woolen mill, a pork for o sanmple re. | 088ks of spirits opened and contents | 4y opportunity to view the progress made | decided by a vote at the tail box by Express, | spilled, It is sapposed with incendlary | in the mines since their last visit, whicn ocours the first Monday in May, lof the best candies in | intent. Al-efle.'bl:)“‘ ap in pudrrar it 3 ? the boller explosion at 8t. Disler yi .le :ot:y 'v':-“ etrday show the number killed and in- :‘_fp?:;:flh B aiond oy rathe sve jured to be much larger than first re. h.d"o ‘Peeysnh thers, catoliing fire from e mnY ‘0“" to All Chica: ported, Forty-one were killed out- C. F, GUNTHER rlght. The number of injured it is Thc ‘Wells, Fargo & Co. messengers om. stated reaches sixty-five, many of plo{'d on the Central Pacific and the Vir. fionfeeuonu, Chicago. ' | them 1t {8 feared are fatally hurt, ginia and Truckee railroads have pre- sented Aaron Y, Ross, the hero of the \\‘i‘[a \“!{; //// i - | for many ‘ rs past. Along the line of Dusuiy, April 2.—Reports from | {0 teis brain " robbery, with a niok Limerick says that owing to the im: | ;lsted revolver in .pprzl.un: of bia ey proved condition of affairs in that city | ery, the extra police which have been kept| The county commissioners of Lander up for some g. ast have been materially | county have settled their tax oases against decreased. This was done by advice | the railroad en the company’s basis. The tion fonght the assessmenta thro Ohokord Lord, maglatrate of Lhm: |ihepremo ourt and ot & new ot the case, The county, needing fun Pans, April 2.—The electlon of | Geemed it wiser to Settle than to 'o‘t.hmud:fl senator from the deépartment of Ar. | the courtsagain. decke resulted in thechotoe of Ohol- | (Certain county work was to be done in omet, Gambettist, defeating two radl- | Elko county recently and bids were ad- oalsand & monarchist, vertised for, There were two bidders for Brru, April 2,—The oelebration | the work, - of them Ww: county com- clz;ll the °knmlval'nry of lthn }finh of :wmé:lfill.tor el Hog, B an of his smarck wa® an oocoaslon of much derbid him. The fraud w; brilliancy. Military bands performed gi.lw%::.';:: T, Ostreicher, the em?xml: natlonal and oplutlo seleotions before | sioner has been hrld for trial. the residence. Visits were made In person by Emperor Willlam, many NEW MEXI0O. Iadies of distingulshed households, | The m‘l“ irnuu‘ b‘;:ubn Al}"mlunrqne officlals of high rank, forelgn minia. |04 Armijo fs susta Y. BeivAY b, scription, e e, ™ Macey "§ene. | Socorro hasa sster’ssohool, three seleck ulated the fh‘“"‘""' o schools, a public school and a college. "i(“" were also receive The end of the track on the Silver City, om, April 2 —Flve men oharged | Doming and Pacifio road is five miles from with attempting to take the life of | Deming. Signor Ooccapeliod, 8 noted socialist | The Merritt mine at Socorro has just member of the chamber of deputies, | produced fifty-pound chunk of ore, assay- have been placed on trial here. Tae ing $10,000 to the ton. chicf of the would-be assasslos is '{'ha M AFfi churchluuthdhu.l u;ul:lud-ed hom it was bought. nsmed Naguoettia. Ho is a brother of [# lot at Albuquerque and will build a ) "‘""‘fiif.‘l'.‘.‘“lfl":,' 1m‘:‘::nllu‘ yafctans | the man who waa executed under the | meetio house. tho wearor, ...m......mfi(, e b f o ah o trouble is anticipated in the C Fortable. and’ port orset oves | Papal government for cauning the ex- dalena oamp if sny mare Obinamen PRICES, by Mail, Postage Palds plozion in Berristorl barracks, “‘ rought in. 60, Belf-Adjusting, 01.50 prapaS Dissatiafied Mexicans haye made several 80 | A vnht-d l-llro-d Commissioner ntun.x“ ke 10 Weaok the Sralus of the AtGhs Des Moxs, April 2. —Hon. Poter | #on, Sloveks and Santa ¥o gumpany 1 Dey has boen appolnted railroad | attompt was made to wreck the south- commissioner. bound pasenger train, but s timely dis- ber of that burd since Ihorganlu covery ed the wieckers, tion. The anoy of Hon, James Wilson s not yet filled. OREQON. .B '.'ff:" ‘\’lllum.:fi‘ :dnrk or:; the Coos Bay an: road near The Rio Grande Rallway: | 10" ‘miloig'will b spent abont $30,000 Denver, April 2, -The annual |this summerin preliminary work. meeting of uie Danyer & Rlo Gmdo The rallroad com| urth- Roseburg rallway was held \o- 0 Indwd-nt. arging men every Tfl. d-y. Obinamen’s wages have bun e 00 cents a day. and large n\lmborun huln. Every Corsot 18 warranted ‘mctory to its wearer in every or the money will be refunded b' o Biciall Deniers everywhores | 2 ° URICAGO CORSET €O, Chicago, Tl lnn Mol. the road. James Kelloy, 8 brakeman running out ol lut Punlnnd. had been for lomo time led with internal pains, h:ldq n.l.ht he was hhn -ith l fit ol result lully two luolzn ln lei th ‘l::“ of his muh A Dreadful Oondition of Affairs in & Massachusetts Alme House. The repti Boston, April 2. —The committee of | sod be is n the publio charitable ivstitution re-| From the Blue mountains, near Weston, somed sy ot e managoment o | et Coltmbe s, oy e 0 the state alms house at Tewkesbu ; Watchman Dndley testified that whr:n °'mn',?:: ‘,,,l,',,?,"fiZfi“{Lf’Jfi.’.fi:;";fiK:dfi op still about what he saw of the the dead hous Goum La R ocque, to the got to have some dl b » oell lntoxlcated and died in four " days from neglect. Twenty children oy GBS G, TR T in one ward used to cry at night be- | way he managed to return to Portland, cause of hunger. One night, out of | where he is now arranging to bring two curlosity, he went to the bus suits against his wife, one for divorce and .mund’l'nd saw fourbodies n-nn:’olt:s one for the sanulment of the deed tranafer- v gl = ing to her his property. APUALEY VEGETABLE MEDY COMPOUND ELIROF MONTANA. Placer miners of Alder Gulch are in snticipation of their having sa y—u-hn--u-l. A $10,000 hotel will soon be erected at | - acifio rallzoad fire trains are | 8¢ Thomas, Pembina conaty. A new sf between Oanl '8 Paris, April 2,— Later acoounts of | mountalns this year than there has been | packing establishment and nnnnlng works, e line will loon be put on Janington and Devils Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wn¥ tresses of abundant, beautifu Hair must use LYON’S KATHAIRON. This mfiunt,tchefl) article nlwnfs es the and fast, keeps It out, arrests and cures m fnlllng Tay- removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair strong, tendene any desired position. it a curling mlnl:iG keeping it in Beau- tifal, healutl!:ly Hair is the sure resalt of ng Kathairon. DUFRENE & Omaha Natioval Bank Bvilding, MENDELSSHON. ARCHITECTS! REMOVED TO REMOWV.AX. ALMA E. KEITH, Removed from 1222 Farnam Fifteenth 8t., opppeite Postoffice. Will opea on March 10th, banoets and hats, i bone, eto. tlons to the stook of Halr the pove light miliinery store in sad Lt (1Y D PEABOY, | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE ROOMS, 3 & b 1607 FARNAM ST. Residence 1714 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb, M. D, 8t bm!u MASONIC LIFE INSURANCE THE ILLINOIS MASONS Benevolent Society. PRINCETON ILL® Organized March 9,'7i. The oldest and ove of the strongest Masonic * | Insurance soclesies in the country Permaneat Fandl3100,000.00 R. O JORDAN, m General Agont for Nebrask STEELE, JUHNSON & 00, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Flour, S8alt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACGO. YDIA E. PINKHANg) Wit for BENWOOD BAILS AND LAFLIN & BAND POVIER 60, . BOYEHR JO. VEGETABLE COMPOUND. Sure Cure for all FENALE WEARs — DEALRRS DN | HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Find Great Relief in Its Use. LYDIA E. P"KI'IA!'I BLOOD - = NEEB S———————————— ANHEUSER-BUSGH NESSES, Including Leucorrhea, Ire R Fire and Burglar Pr>> fi eradicate tv(r{mvull o of llulmvmv’}'om Brewing regular and Painful Menstruation, Inflammation and Ulceration of the Womb, Flooding, PRO- LAPSUS UTERI, &c. PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY. (-Fon ALL WRAXXESSES of the generative organs elther sex, it 1s second tono rembedy that bus ever an betore the public; and for all diseases of the <X ‘DNETS 1t 28 the Greatest Remedy in the World, 7 _A_ v KIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Se? k] LOOKS, O. ‘ e o on et 1020 Farnham S ety N LTS ) arnha treet, 1¥-Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre OM fl HA. pred at 233 and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Maw | Fico of elther, $1. 8ix bottles for §5. The Compa sent by mail in the form of pills, or of lozenges relpt of price, §1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinky sely answers all letters of inquiry, Enclose3q amp. Bend for pamphlet. Mention this Paper. F9PLYDIA B, Prexmaw’s Liven P8 cure Co T ainsos i Rorpidity Of tho Tiver. s aarSold by all Druggists. &8 (0 CORNICE WORKS ! Iron and Slate Roofing, 0. SPEOHT, - - Proprietor, 1111 Donglas 8¢, - Omaha, Neb MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED Iron Cornices | DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Specht's Patent Metallio'Skylight Patent, Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Sl sy “IRON m‘rxox;a, Orders from any part of the 8tate or the Crostingy B;g'-trwfluéo"vg]l‘:g:.c:iun Entire West will be promptly shipped: also GENERAL AGENT FOR PEERSON & HiLL pateNT 1n.|All Our Goods are Made to the Standard of our SIDE BLIND Guarantee, BTABLISHED 1868, GEORGE HENNING' Sole Agent for Omaha and the West. Office Oorner 18th and Harney OMAHA CORNICE WORKS, RUEMPING & BOLTE, Proprietors. Tin, Iron and Slate Roofers MANUFACTURERS OF Ornamental Balvanized Iron Uommaa. Irun Sky Lights, Etc. 310 Bonth Twnmh Street, . - OMAHA, N£B, PERFECTION HEATING AND BAKING is only attained by uaing —GHARTER OAK 8toves and Ranges.’ WITH WIRE ltAIlZE NUVEB DO0BS, ' MILTON RDGERS & 8ONS OMEA T fa. 3| R PS] J. A, WAKEFIELD, WHOLEAALE AXD RETAIL DEATEB TN Lath, Shingies, Pickets, 3A8H, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINCS, LIME, CEMER OF ALL KINDS, To Thel! b o N ADD 50 PER GT- oW-:-' SWBTATE AGENT FOR mv.wwfix:rc::'oofizu The center pleces are Interchangeable and re- g . versible. It prevents the counter from runulng Near Union Pacific Devot. ove., requiing o hee siloners. ‘Thie Agency for these goods in this town ha been plat +iw ‘Others cannot procure the Call, md - xamino & full line of Leather and ,,Candee” Rubber Boots and Shoes_with the Re -rllhl;llleul MES. M. PETERBO -3m !anhvlll- Neb. FRANK D. CARPENTER AN GABIIET Association, CELEBRATED KEG & BOTTLED BEER. (4 THIS EXCBLLENT BEER SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. §IDE SPRING Afll(;lll)llfi'l‘—-lo’l' PATENT A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1400 and 1411 Dodge nmt. g 7-me 6m OMAE. anted-*3,/° &3 By ms wire. J0880 jflmfl e ouly,lite authorised by her and which wil be & “Blood and Thunder” story, Doea and wiiibe pul Hahed, but & m.. Siie by the ?-'1' posession of the facts FA L T Al FALLEY & d(lb'sv . Western Agents, Latayette, Indiana, TECE FPATERNT REVERSIBLE HEELS —FOR— Rubber Boots and Boots and Shoes OMAHA NB T. sSsINEHOILD, MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED IRON GORNICES, Window Caps, Finials, 8kylights, &c. THIRTEENTH STREET, - - OMABA, NEB @ne lot of pattern Also Is rge addl TEAFEIE. EREEEE st S e —HENRY LEHAMANN, 1606 Dquglas Street, Omahs, Neb. _mar 17:6m JOBBER OF 0 iy ) h WINDOW SHADES EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. T'I!!lnno No. 144, war §-1m DR, M. J. GAHAN, 118 FARN OMAHA H, uuum 5 1609 Cor, 16th and California St, OMAHA SEED D DEPOTS. Douglas Street. Nebraska Land Agency DAVIS & SNYDER, J. E. HOUSE, Consulting and Civil Enginer AND BURVEYOR. HENRY BOLLN &C0 QCOR, 13TH AND DOUGLAS, mE-1m Hve brought siky tiom the farma of Lacdredth & phonts, Philadelpbla, sod James M. Thur. McCARTHY & BEURKE, tmnua n--vu « shelaree sock of Gaecoa wnd Flea "hueds ‘over 1eporiod betors e Undertakers, 318 14TH ST, BET, FARNAM AND Prhel wlll alao bo a8 low a8 any Responsible Dealer can Make, DOUGLASR OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK, mar 16-00d-1¢ HENRY BOLLN & 00,