Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1883, Page 2

) Know ‘That BRowN's IRON BITTERS will cure the worst case of dyspepsia. ‘Will insurea hearty appetite and increased digestion, Cures general debility, and gives a new lease »f life Dispels nervous depression and low spirits, Restores an exhausted nurs- ing motherto full strength and gives abundant sus- tenance for her child, Strengthensthe musclesand nerves,enrichestheblood. Overcomes weakness, wake- fulness,and lack of energy Keeps off all chills, fevers, and other malarial poison. Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid. r.; 37 Walker St., Daltimore, Dec. 1881, For six years | have been a great sufferer from Blood Discase, Dys- pepsia,andConstipation,andbecame a0 debilitated that I could not retain anything on my stomach, in fact, life had almost become a burden, Finally, when hope had almost left me, my husband seeing Brown's Irow Brrruns advertised in the aper, induced me to give it a trial, §* i’ now taking the third bottle snd have not felt so well in six years as I do at the present time, Mis. L. F. Grirrin, Brown's Irov BiaTers will have a better tonic effect upon any one who needs “ bracing up,” than any medicine made, eoLn MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER’S AHOCOLATES Preminm Chocolate, thn best a deliciou ed by to ' Invaluable as a d dren.— German Sweet. mostexcelicnt artilo for familics. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W.BAKER & COy Dorohester, Mass, BEWARE OF tent Tonic and Appes i J. W, WUPPERMAN, Solo Agent 51 Broadwav, N, Y. Every Corset is warranted factory to its wearer tnma or the money will be retunded by the person from whom it was bought. i CORSETS only Corset pronounced by our leading physiolans earor, and endorsed by ladies as SRR B B + PRICES, by Mall, Postage Pald Preser' UHICAGO CORSET 00, Chiloago, Ky — Hostetwr's Sw - EIT ach Bitters me H the K quirements [ on CELEBRATED nmc:l :szl phy which at pi rout prevails . pure remedy, mbrac- the threo propertes of a preventive, onfe and an’ al- 4 invigorates & d ’ rovitel'zen the STOMACH torpld stomach BIFTERS:. effects a ralutary tre svstem change In th tn- Forsal by all Druggists avd Dea ally. ‘my 16 m&o ecd- DUFRENE & 'MENDELSSHON. ARCHITECTS! 'REMOVED TO Omaha National Bank Building. McCARTHY & BURKE, Undertakers, 318 14TH BT, BET, FAF X L\{ AND DOUGLAS, OOOIDENTAL JOTTINGS, OALIFORNIA, G. Ruseel), » young farmer residing near Falt., visited Stockton & tew days #go in resrch of » surgeon who could re move a thousani.legged worm from his esr. A druggist poured sweet oil into the ear with good results, County Asseasor Griffitts of Sacramento in three hours, Wednesday, unearthed $100,000 worth of property that had not tieen retu ned by the owners in the state- ments furnished them, Burglars stole $300 worth of opium from the county clerk’s office in Sacremen. to. It wasalot that had been borrowed from a OI we store to be used as evi. dence in & trial, The peach crop in and about Marysville will be & partial tailure this season, owing to rain and disease Oaly about one quar- ter of the antioipated crop will be secured. The Portland Standard complaios that that city is overcrowded with adventur- enses, the majority ot whom are said to come from Swn Francisco, United States Consul Willard at Guay- mar, Mexico, is advising people not to go t) the new gold flelds reported fror Low- or California, The Sonora county sgricultural aesocia- tion ha e let a coutract for the building of » new pavilion on & large scale, Three bundred soldiers have been sent to Lower California to preserve order and protect mining titles, Eas ern oil operators have purchased 1and in the San Fernando oil district, vnd will sink for oil, The question of a free bridge across the Sacramento river at Redding is,again be- ing agitated, A fire at Curranvyille recently destroyed » greater portion of the business part of the town. At Oakland $175,000 are subscribed to the capital stock for the erection of cotton mills, The Salvation army are wrestling with the rinful people of Chico, A large fruit cannery is to be built at Yuba City this season. The exodus of Arizona miners to Lower California continues. A branch of the Irish Natioral Lesgue has been organized at Los Angeles, MONTANA., The Helena land offics has received in- structions t the old Blackfoot agency grounds morth of Fort Shaw, The grounds comprite 644 acres of choice land. The miners’' union of Rutte will cele- brate its fifth anniversary June 13, It has 1,200 memoers, of whom 700 are on the actiye list, Gardner boasts of fiftee loons and three stores, It is said that a newspaper will soon be one of the institutions of the town, 2 The Miles City postoffice has been changed from » third to a sacond class officr, with a salary of $1,500 instend of 81,200 The taxpavers of Livingston have voted to build » $17,000 school house, Themoney will be raised vn bonds, Judith has a stock protective secrot or- gonization which hw sdopted as ite name “Ku-Klux-Klan,” Two omnibuses and two freight trucks have been ordered to do do the Northern Pacific work at Helena. # Tt is the opinion of some parties that a flowing well can be struck at Billirizs by boring 400 feet. The Oalifornia Vigorit powder company will establish & manufactory in the vicinity of Helcna, Montana celebrated its nineteenth anni- versary of her organization on the 24th, Gov, Crosby was avpointed visitor to West Point by Prosident Arthur, A tranload of stock, 1,052 head in all, wos recently taken at Gl ndive, Bids are invited for the constraction of Beuton's 830,000 court house, Tho Sun Dorg Mines at Walkerville bas been bonded for $30,000, The first rag pickers ever in Montana are now at Miles City. Billings fs to have & 85,000 Episcopal church, Dillon is to have a $13,000 school house. OOLORADO, Denver News: ““The Grant smelter is rrudnulng an enormous output of base bul- jon at present. Daring the mouth of April the daily average of ores smelted ‘waa exactly 450 tons, making a grand total for that month of 13,500 tons, This is nearly double the output of any other smelter in the world, Collins Express: “It is estimated that besides the wheat etill on hand there i from $50,000 to $60,000 worth of farm pro. duce io t! Poudre valley yet to be dis- posed of a’l‘hl road is now opened between Lied \ff and Doteeto, and travel is pouring into the latter place at a lively rate, Tomichi Springs, that is rapidly coming into popularity as a health resort, is soon to possess a $5,000 hotel, tBusivess Is booming in Gunnison, snd commerolsl men and bummers are visiting that place in rmi The farmers that the present stand of wheat is the best that has been seen for years, Mesa countp has four postoffices—Grand Juootion, Leon, Mesa and Bridgeport, Grand Junction has taken the initiatory towards organizing a fire department, A Leadville paser ssys the visiting edi. tors were ‘‘whole-sold” fellows. ‘White salmon sre tound in large quanti. ties in the Gunnison, The Colorado press association will meet in Denver July 10, Robinson wants some one to establish a bauk o that city. The spring round-up of cattle commenced on the lst inst, A mntoh factory will be established at Buena Viata, Incendiaries still ocontinue to irritate Fort Collins, Lo Junta has passed its small-pox scare, WYOMING. A now side-track i being put In midway between Liramie and Red Buttes, When completed, it is_possible that the siding at Fort Sanders will be taken up, The new ation will be named Rumsey, in honor of r. H, B, Rumsey, whote ranch is noar by. Itis now an open scoret that prevara tions are going on for the establisbme ultural colony within Laramie Nothing cou'd beidone that county, v | would more advance the interests of the . | territory, A brides will soon be placed over the Powder River at the stago crossing, It is %o be erected by the Missouri Valley bridge compsny, and i now at Rock Creek, The total cost will be about $1,000, A_new postoffice haw been instituted on the Little Laramie, to take the place of formerly called Farre', It is tton,” “after the sssistant post: The marshal of Cheyenno [was recently locked in the jug by & prisoner whom be had arrested. The prisoner then wade good his escape. Two | large two-story brick business bouses are to be built {n Evauston this summer, becides » number of dwelling houses, The Gazette says Green River is to have thelr new freight bouse, and work upon the same will begin at wu early de A Chinese cook st Evanston was fined twenty dollare and costs lust week for hit- ting one of the waiter girls, Buffalo is to have suother church build- iy g Beginning Juoe 1st, the mail between THE DAILY BEE-~WEDNESDAY JUNE 6. Fort Steelo and Warm Bprings will be in. croased to a tri-weekly, The Ohinese gardeners at Evanston have had a big row over the water right for irri. gating purposes, The Territorial Sunday Sshool eonven- tion will moet at Laramie, June bth, 6th and 7th, Another new strike of copper ore was made near Rawlins on the 2d inst, NEW MEXICO. Among the curiosities that will be seen at the tert illennial ix the cross which Coronada planted in the Zia Pueblo,when bo took possession of that village in the name of the king 342 ye: A great deal of complaint is heard from the cattle and eheep men an account of the dry weather. It is said that not one.half of the new lambs can be ral comes very quickly, and pl There has been discovered and located abedy of bituminors coal on Jaral creek, Dona Anna county, The coal lies in two veins, one five feet thick aad the other two feet in width, Sscorro has subscribed $500 to be put wt the disposition of Prof, Lobguemare, to make a creditable exhibit of ores from the cuunty at the tertio-millennial, The Raton, Trinidad and San Pedro coal companies are shipping from seventy. five to 100 carloads of coal per day snd five cars of coke, 'wo responsible parties of Albuquerque anxious to build the waterworks and have the company proposals to that effect, Several good sales of mining property are MpoHed from the Bonito country, 1n Lincoln couaty, Confidence sharpers are infesting por- tions of New Mexico, There are thirty-eight mining compa. nies in Grant connty, Grant county claims thirty well estab. lished mining cam s, A bridge across the Rio Grande at So- rocoo is talked of. A new Catholio church is to be erected at Georgetown, Beef is worth 20 cents » pound in So. corro, Sooorro ia talking of having the eleotric light, Taton is to have a literary society, Albuquerque wants to incorporate, DAKOTA, The Mayville Eagle says that the pupils in geography in future, when the question iv naked ‘'What are the products of Da. kota?’ will promptly reply, *‘No, 1 hard wheat and fat babies,” The university of Northern Dakota has been located one mile and a balf west of the business portion of Grand Forks. The Iaying of the corner stone will occur on the 4th of July, In digging in & Yankton back yard a quantity of connteifeit ilver coiv, some molds and bogus metal were found in = box, They had evidently been buried some years Tt in stated that the forthcoming report of the land office will thow that fully 65 per cent of the publio lands entered the previous twelve months was in Dakota, The sale of the moveable property of the Queen Bee mill company did not _come off a8 advertised, an ivjunction holding over the attachment previously played, Bismarck hotel men are kicking because the chamber of commerce of that town has put up tents for the sccommodation of newly-arrived immigrants, The Grand Forks land and improve- ment company purchased 843,000 worth of land in the viciaity of the new university location lust weck The vote on dividing Lawrence county declared ia favor of a divieion, The mat. ter will go 1uto the cou:ts in the usual way The Northern Pacific has fiye corps of tree planters at work along the line of the road between Fargo and Bismarck, Casna connty votern decided not to bond themeselves to build a court house at Fargo, The Fargo machine shops, idle since last fall, have started up under & new manage- ment, On May 29:h the Dakota insurancs company, of Sioux Falls, wrote its first policy. The land frauds about (irand Forks are being investigated by government detec tives. A now town called Dakota City has been plllnuud twenty-five miles south of Mitch. ell, A piece of native copper and some cop- per ore have been found near Sioux Falls, Sully county has just been organized and the county seat located at Clitton. A brewing company, with $30,000 capi- tal, is Sioux Falls' latest industry, Last month 103 cars of immigrant movables were received at Iroquois, A building and loan association has been organized at Canton, A fruit tree nursery s in successful operation near Parker, Bixty-five buildings ha Devil's Lake during May, stage line has been put on between Blunt and La Beau. Letter carriers begin to travel Fargo streets July 1, i) Chamberlain is agitating thefquestion of water works, been erected in MISOELLANEOUS. There were shipped from Salt Lake dur. ing the week ondinfi May 26th, inclusive, thirty-nine cars of bullion, 991,763 pounds; eleven cars ot ore, 231,000 pounds; one car of ore, 25,675 pounds; one car white lead, 24,000 pounds; making a grand total of fifty-two cars, aggregating 1,272,438 pounds, The little railroad town of Carlin, Nev., has a library of 2,000 volumes, $1,800 in goverament bol and §500 in casn, 1t has 100 members, who contribute 50 cents cash per week in dues, Kvery morning there is & cleaning up of papers, which are wade up in 16 bundles and shipped to the wection houses along the road, The complef of the iron bridge of the Atlantic & P railway over the Canon Diablo in Arizons, adds another to the list of high bridges, Tt spans dark, gloomy gorge. The bridge is 240 foet abovs the water and 541 fect long, It weighs 837,180 pounds and it cost 8200,000, Yums county, A, T., is in & quanda'y from haviog at present two county treas. urers, both of whom, although they re. ceive publio money, refuse to disburse soy. 'T'he courts will elect which of the two treasurers is entitled to the office. A Sasttle, W. T, dispatch says: A subsidy of $150,000 has been granted the Northern Pacifis to construct a road of forty miles to the coal fields of Kings county, work to be commenced imme- diately. The Mormon church papers are recom- mending & 85,000 subscription for Belle Harris, who i now in the Utah peniten- tiary for contempt of court, In refusing to give the name of her poiygamous husband. A proposed Fru]sct to have the orphans in the ntate Home at Uarson, Nev,, edu- cated in the public schools has stirred up considerable feeling. The Mormon church has sent 500 fami. lies to colonize the valley of the Snake river, in Idaho Terrltory, to gain political ocontrol there, 1t is proposed to construct large tanks or ponds on the banks of Silver creek, near Hailey, L , for the purpose of raising fish for market, The Northern Pacifio railroad company bes men out in the field examining snd appraising land in Eastern Washington territory, A good name at home Is a tower of strength abroad, Ten times as much Hood's Sarsaparilia used in Lowell as of any other, ALMOBT A ORIMBE, Fort Libby, away out In the wild- et part of Arlzons, Is a lonesome, ugly, Indian beset place. A regiment of Unlted States troops are stationed there, and they are princlpally occa- pled in dofog nothing, the monotony belng broken only by an occasional rald upon the nelghboring Indlan tribes, Colonel Morrison had charge of the post at the time of this story, and Major Philip Mason, a young and lately marrled efficer, was second iu command. Col. Morrison’s daughter Clara and Msjor Mason's wite Helen were the only ladles at the fort. They were naturally much together, and quite as natarally the hasband and Oiara spent a great deal of time in each other's soclety. One evening, sa Clara sat alone in the open alr, Phillp Mason jolned h He had been absent on a scoutiog excurelon, and his unexpect- ed eppearanco surprised her, Ho seated himeelf very near her, looking down at her face. “Clara, do you know what has happened to me since I have been away from this olace!” Bhe looked up at him with an alarmed expreselon, his tone was so serlous, ““You cannot guess, I suppose,” he wenton, ‘I have madoa discuvery —a most perplexing disoovery.” ‘‘What s 17" “I have foand out that I love you.” “He took her hand and held it as he went on: ‘‘Yet, Olara, I had my doubts before JI went away, but I thought I was master of myself in this, a8 I have been in other things, and fancled myselt strong enough to atran- gle the eerpent. Bat it would not be strangled, Clara;; it has wound itself about my heart, and here Isit by your side, dishonored in my own sight, come what may—bound to one woman and loving another with all my soul— yes, with all my soul. What am I to de?” “Your daty," Clar: low, steady volce. Her heart was beating vlolently, She knew now that she loved Philip Mason, And her own duty—what was that! ¢Upon that qaestion she had not a moment’s doubt, Har duty was to resign him without s murmur. Even aftor this there would be the knowl- edge that lio loved her. “‘My duty! Wia:iathat?” heasked, “To carry oot wmy vows to Helen, whatsoevar miacry it may brlng both of us? 1 am notone of those salnts who think of everybody’s happiness before their own, Clars. 1 am ver human, with all humanity’s selfish- ness, I want to be happy. I wanta wife for whom I can feel something moro than a cold liking. I did not think it was In me to feel more than that., I thought I had outlived my oapaclty for loving, wast2d the strength of my heart's youth on worthless fan. pent all my patrimony of affec- tlon; but the light shines on me again, and I thank God that it is so.” “I must not hear you talk in thia wild way, Major Maeon,” she said, * I feel as If I had been gullty of a sin sgalnt Helen in haviag listened eo long. Bat I cannot for a moment think you are In earneat.” “Do not play the dissembler, Clars. You know that I am in earn- est.” “‘Then your scouting trip must havo tarned your brain,and I can only hope that to- morrow morning will reatore your reason,” ““Well, 1 ammad, if you like—mad- ly in love,wlth yon. What am I to do! It Xcan recover my liberty—If T can get myself free from this mar- rlage, will you promiso to be my wife, Olara?” ‘‘No; a thousand times no.” “You do not care for me, then. The madness {5 all on my side.” “Indeed I do, Philip; but I muet do my daty to Helen, whom I love Itke asister.” Mies Morison drew her hard away, and hastlly retired. Three days sfter, a plonio party, comprising Phillp Magon and his wife, Olara Morrison, and several officers, went two or three miles into the mountalns and prepared for a day of enjoyment, Philipand Olara chanced te be left alone together, and his tongne wes immediately the trans- gressor. “Olara,” he sald, earnestly, ‘‘why should we both condemn ourselves to life-long misery?” There are two us —Hoelen is bat one. Why should two Iives be sacrificed to make one happy? 1 have fixed everything for us to leave Fort Libby together—this very day— from this spot! We can mount two of these h and, before any suspl- clons are aroused, we shall be miles aws A blush of sheme and insulted pride overspread Olara's face for a moment; but she wavered, and love proved stronger than self-respeot. Philip horrled her toward the already saddled horses. Before they had mounted, however, the black clouds that peacede a Rocky mountaln thun- der storm derkened the scense, The thunder and lightning of a populous olty are very different from what are heard and seen in mountaln ranges and great wastes cf forests. Like savage Titans, the sound swept down upoen them. KEverything eought shelter from the storm, of which sound was but the herald. Presently oame the swift rush of waters, llke & second deluge, filllng the creoks and rivers and flooding the land, Great torrents rushed down the mountain slde, swoeplng all before them. The plenio party ran for shelter to an old, aeserted trapper's shanty, and Philip and Clara jolned them. For hours they walted, until night closed in around them. Then the men, knowing that they were llable to an sttack by the Indians, began to grow nervous, They knew that tho savsges must bo aware of thelr movemonts, and thoy now quletly made preparationa for ro pelling any posible assanlt, The men numberod slx, and they were woll armed The darknees was lntense, and prudence forbade the kindling of a fire, Suddenly there was a fiendish yell and a volley. The eavages deserted thelr ambush and ruched wildly for ward, The attacked party returned the fire, Faat as one party of Indlans were ropulsed another sprang up In thelr place,,antll the whole woods eeemed awarmlng with them, The anulhilation of the little band seemed certaln, when there was an encour- aglog shout, and the clattering of nu- merous hoofs was heard coming up. By this time, however, the savages anawered In a Y | in the coat of collection and sale, were demorallzed, and when the res- cners had arrived they were retreating ap the hills The resouers proved to ba a party sent out by Col. Morrison, who had becomo alarmed by the long absence of the plenic party, ‘‘Is anybody hurt?’ asked Mason. Beveral allghtly wounded seemed to be the total of casaaltios. Bat at this polnt attentlon wes called o Helen, Bhe uttered no sound, but she was pale as death, and her hand was held agalnst her slde, while the blood ooz d through her fingers. Phlllip flaw to her and supported hor head only for a moment, and then ehe dled. None but Clara knew what Phillip meant whon he cried: ‘‘Thank God! I did not wrong her after all!” The terrible death of his wife was & blow to Phillip, baut time found him again at the feet of Clara, And she marelled hi; A Curs of Pneumonia. Mr, D. H, Barnaby, of Owego, N, ¥, says that bis daughter was teken with a violent cold which terminated with poeu. mouia, and all tha best physicians gave the case up and eaid she could not live but a few honrs at most, Shs was in this con- dition when a friend recommended DR, WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS and advised ber to try 1t, She acoepted it oe a last resort, and was eur. prised to find that it pr duced a marked change for the better, and by pervevering in its use o permanent cure waa effected, Her Weight in Gold. Pittsburg Dispa'eh. “Worth her weight in gold” s not the most complimentary thing that con be said about a woman, a wou!d have to welgh 300 ponn bring her value up to £100,00), A wood chopper called Billy Pinter, Woas badly cat up by a splinter, All bis burts, they did yleld, For 8t. Jacoba Oul healed, And he made a big plla that winter, —_— ] s to Abandoned Soutaern Property. Wash. C:r. Baltimore Sun, ‘the cour: of olaims has at last cleared fts docket of the final case brought before that tribunal under the proviatons of the act of March, 1863, relative to captured and abandoned property in the southern etates. Al- moat all the property which was selzed by the government agents, andto which this act applies, was cotton From the officlal records the court has prepared Interesting statlsilcs on the subject. The whole amount of pro- coeds of the captared and abandoned property wss §31,- 722,406, of which $6 551,000 or more than 20 per cént., was absorbed of this amount probably one-half at least found fts way into the private pockats of the patrlots who swarmed in those days in the guise of ‘‘epecisl agents,” etc, and who sejzxd proper- ty right and left without any regard for the legality of thelr proceedings. 2,650,675 were paid to clalmants by the treasury department during the fncumbency of Secretarles Chase, Fessenden and McCalloch, and $64 557 were pald on judyments agalnat treasury agents, One thonsand seven hundred and seventy-eight cases were filed in the court of claims in behalf of clalmants to this property aggregating in amount 77 785,962, | This was perhaps not an exaggerated estimate of the value of the selzed property, for it has been generally understood here that the government never recelved more than half the val- ue of the property which was taken poseeraton cf in its name, and then, a8 is shown {n the expense item given above, had to puy royal cemmissions for the dleposal of the remalnder Of the cascs brought the court of clalms dectded 1,066 adversely and 512 lu favor of the clalmants, and en- tered jodgments to the amount of $9 833 423. Thoe persons from whom this property was taken thus recovered only about $13,000,000 of the amount, The balance of the fand now in the treasury amountis to 10 512,007, and this will remain as the property cf the Unitod States, and the account; which has benn kept open for twenty years, will now be closed finally. Angostara Bittars do not only distin- gulth temsclves by their aromatic odor above all others genera ly use , but th- y are alsy preventive for ail diseascs originasing from the d'gestive organs. Beware of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or drugglet for the genuine articlo, manutactured b & Sone. Down {n North Carolina, the other day, Miss Martha Campbell climbed a tree to the helght of forty feet, and proceeded to hang herself with her apron, The knot was bangled, but she fell Into the water beneath and was successfully drowned. Out west, o fow years ago, a man was 80 reso- lutely bent on sulcide that he made provision to lnsure death in four dif- ferent ways. He attached a noose to the arm of a lampost over the dock. Standing on a chair, he fixed the knot properly under his lefc ear and swal- lowed & dose cf poison. Then he discharged a horse pistol at his fore- head as he jumped oft the chalr. accldents will happen, Missing his aim, the bullet cat the rope and doused him into the ralt water, of which he swallowed enough to eject the polron, He was fished ount and fined §40 under the antl-suiclde act. The New York Star says that the man!feat moral s that he might have eaved money and disappolutment by speaking disparsgingly f a Chaicago sporting man N R TR SOMETHING EVERY LADY OUGHT TO KNOW. There exists a means of se- curing a soft and brilliant Complexion, no matter how sboor it may naturally be. Hagan’s Magnolia Balm is a delicate and harmless arti- cle, which instantly removes Freckles, Tan, Redness, Roughness, Eruptions, Vul- gar Flushings, ete., ete, So delicate and natural are its effects that its use is not suspected by anyhody. 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