Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1883, Page 5

; THE DATLY BEE-OMAIA, WEDNE;! JAY, SEPTE:IBER 26, 1383, pickle castor; Miss Deborah O'Shea, glass | ARMY water pitcher; Pat. O'Shea, silv * stor; Vital 1In erest, | Mrs. Douglag, glass fruit dish; Mrs. Ma. | Opders to Oftice loney, silver pickle eastor; John Burk, | FAUTHORITY, Judge Drummond, of the United States court, who presi'ed, introduced the guest of the evening in a fow approp riate words, and Lord Coleridge replied in a | Tuk menes "I owe my Restoralion Upon a Sahject Conr ings and Other Mat artial Find- “ Effecting the Weltare af All, | . .“.’"'LI‘ “v-s vl‘llrlhv'u:h!v‘. et ..r|an».Im,.|} " most happy vein of mingled humor and 2o Mealth | 'The following remarkable letter from one of l‘,yr a: Miss Koas Furd, glass butter dish; A\ 0 September 23 1, wisdom upon the incidents and impres- 3 q R ot |k Ford, Je, ching enp and mer; | WastROTo, e s AN | o connected with his visit to America, and Beauty | James Ford, same; ) Finly, cake |19 ) ¢ y apvointed Q T ¢ sonclusi v ato . slgnifiount mnl\q"m,l " 1) S n\nru‘ ; : :r ; n‘w'- y, cal |\ | var, 1ind be d to_proceed to Fort | ™ 1 at its conclusion was greoted most - 2o the stand; Miss Douglas, picture; Mra. Ford, {95 I - heartily, the guests rising and applauding ) should be of unusual value to all readers who | table cloth and set of napkins; Miss Katie | Y ancouver and report for assignment to | (S ) CUTICURA desire o keep paco with the march of modern | McEnery, aek of napkina: Mias Rown Don. 4063 The ardors relicving Capt. Hath y —— discoveries and events: ahoe, table cloth; Mrs. Owen Buckley, | W4y, AssistantQuartcimastor, fromduty THE SIOUX OOMMISSION. “'A genoral demand for reformation s one |set of napkin in the departinent of Dakota, for duty in - of the most distinctive characteristion of the C — the department of Columbia have been ninsteenth century, The common poople, a8 revoked. The leavy of absence on Sur- |4 Unjanimons Report Against the | 131sr1URING Humors, Humilating Eruptions woll as the more enlightenad and refined, e MIRA VALLEY. fioats of dissh . Ratiffoation of the Treaty. Ttahing Tortures, fcrotula, Kalt Kheurn, and ot Wikh 80 UBCErtAIR Yoo 80 b6 SmANSlPANY ' & e G Yy TG Infantile Humors sured by she Cuticura Kemedies. o frotn the slavery of emservatism and .'u,-. didgbinen First Lieutenant John Biddle, Corps of e Cutieura Resolvent, the new blood purifier, eleanses Wasn piration of impurities and poison- Enginoers, has been extended two months atoN, September 25, — The stition which has held the masses in gress ig- i v x Beunce dung & o port ot tho' woridy| AN OMANA MaD Charmed Wilh [ts|on Surgeon's ecertiicato ‘of Wiability. |Senata commitice appointed. Lt session at Sk Cure, Inmaney history, sud mlg]h:.u.a. of :;.n 1":“1"\'" Capt. Frederick M. Crandall, Twenty- |to visit Montana mu{ Dakota and inquire Cpa i »l\“;‘n:ml"‘n: o b N Bflau”. fourth Infantcy, has been appointed to |into the condition of the Indians in Cutloura Boap, an exquisite 8kin Beauttfier and act as Inspector on certain recruiting | property, and _camp equipage at the Nebrasxa and its | recruiting rendezvous No. 874 South | Sharp street, Baltimore, reported as re: | quiring the action of an inspector, and for | which” Captain - Edward J. Spaulding, |reservation in A well known citizen of Omaha who | Second eavalry, ree-uiting oflicer, is re- | sioners reported that they had obtained took n teip through Howard, |[8po Mijor Francis H. Parker, |the consent of three-fourths of the tril orduance department, has been appointed | to part with 11,000,000 acres of theic| territories, will make a unanimous re- port next winter against the ratification of the agreement made by tho Bioux commission sent out by the interior de- partment to obtain a portion of the Sioux Dakota, The commis: Tol eb Requieite, prepared from Cuticura, is indise & skin Diseases, Baby nburn, and Rough, ¢} blind empiricism are losing easto among all classcw of wll counties. Poopla are begiuning | " to think for themselves, and to rogard suthor. | The Ga ty much less than argumout. Mon and women | 8 are no longor willing that a few individuals ! should dictate o them what must bo | their sontiments and opini T the right to solve for the questions of the day and demaud that the aral goud of humanity shall by respectnd the result of Uhe en Spot ¢ Greasy Skin, Cutloura Remedies are absolately pure, and the only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers. 1t would roquive thin entire paper &1 do Justica to Prospects. adoscription of the cures performed by the Cutioura and Cutieuraand Cat recen sponsible o, oS8, AN s with low of b ir without ley and Platte counties in this State dawakeuing, wo e to ot aa ihapootos on cobt bsistenco |lands for a considerat f 25,000 o s A Mty Pt geid S OSEIEAo! i Wl st as ingpector on certain subsistence (lands fora consideration of 26,000 cows | by r-hewty covered with o | rormagbtymenton; 1 et fees s | s givon his experiences which ae woll [stores on hand at Watertown arsonal, [and 1,000 bulls, Ageording to the | Iy 1 childien [ o, iudurod saering tho st i o Worth narrating, Ho went out with a | Mussachusetts, reperted as requiring the [ valuation of cattle on the plains this | phithates bith b ben s h 4 ‘n.mrl mx’x_\ NOW 104 \l»» m-’ udkar fuolish- | strong prejudico against that part of the un:nnnl of an I.m|nu(u]\. ];\x..l for Iulu.h would be at the Liw m‘l about | erdinary fenelion, wotied and heal d as by mgic: ness of such ' cours on who wore uuder | r s £l 4% First Lieutenant Frank Buker, ordnance [eight cents an acre. From the tes- e rosy and other frightful £rms of skin PR f . $ t i § e country thinking that it was a wild, un- 3 ‘weroful 1\ Mhis is a new and heautiful addition to the city of Omaha, situated [the bonduge of bigoted advisers ul. [Country g b WHE | A HAVEIREING, 4 foaooim g i 3 AR GPHES ADETTa v Ll e | Crofilons ulcers, o 1w e, and dissharging ( 3 B Tl e e el o P o | productive shATIBIHTable partiment, 18 resvonsibl nd Licu- [ timony taken at every agency by theSen | wich and all of which hav- been spesdily, M but | tonant Cartor P Jolingon, ¥ . fronting en Sherman avenne, and is the | tly the | try encey, that has been placed on the war Iy, and eon ate committee, it hysician dians claimed mically cured by the Cuticura all other apy almost heir wth infan- | that the In i nimously that constitutions to o jitals, and he found the state of affuirs has been on his own most | | in the north part of the ¢ I | irable loc tion, forresi w | application | it , el ielng BEDFORD & SOUER. 16 | opposite: transferred to the Tenth cavalry, with [*hoy had boon coorced by throats into | fedimonius i onr hoseepie T vmber of sworn ’ ! bt havo Tived | rank as second lieutenant of signing the agreoment, and that they did | S0l cvory whers Cuticura, 0 centa. B8 greon ol age sl LholE | Hetook a B. & M. train to Hastings p, 28 beon taken iu time or properly treatad. Thero [and then took the St. Joe and W are thousauds of people to-day, thoughtlessly onduriug _tha fist symptoms of soime serious malady and without the slightest real- - | not want to sell and do not wani to sell Porrax Dave ax an acre of their land. The threats wero to the offect that their lands would be dato from June 14, 1883, 1 nee for six months on surgeon's cortiti te of disability, with permission to leave the military division of the Pacifie, wstern to North Loup where the road terminates at present. Ho then hired a horse and Kirkwood., This propert; is divided into regular size city lots and acre lota which wili be sold at reasonable prices and on easy terms. BEDFORD & SOUER. KIRKWOOD. ization of the danger that is betore thom. Thoy have occasioual henduches; a lack of ap- petite one day and a ravenous oue the next, or an unaccountable foeling of weariness; some. times mccompanied by mausea, and st tribute all thess troubles to the old idea of » slight cold er malaria. It is high time thut people awoke to a knowledye of the seriousness of these muttors and eman. cipated themselves from the profewional big- uu‘{ which controls them. Whon this is doue aud when all clasaes of physicians bacotue lib- rode some 30 miles up into the country through one of the most beautiful valleys and which is known as the Mira Valley extending from southeast to northwest for an unlimited length and varying in width fiom five to ten miles. Ho is of the opinion "that this is the largest valley in the State, hill and dale alternating through Greeley and Valley has been granted Captain Lemuel A. Ab: bott, Sixth cavalry, First Lientenant Willard Young, corps of engineers, has R R expiration of his preseut leave of absence, to proceed to Portland, Oregon, and to report to Cap- tnin’ Charlen ¥, Towoll, corps of engi- neers, for duty under his orders, WasiiNarox, D. C., September 25 The Secrotary of War is busy in consid- | signed the agreement. Agency wfuction that had Sioux taken unfhnw. and the tiibes removed to romote oealition by the government. They deny that three-fourths of the tribe At Pine Ridge shown to the sat- Senate committee of young children the Rev. 8 octing as agent for the commission, The Indians were particularly bitte their denunciations it was of the names obtained by the been D. Hinmun, o every form of Catareh, from a sim- ple Head Cold ‘»r influense 10 the lows of Smell, Taste and hearing. Cough, Bron- Consumption. Complete Treat- 1, at all drugeista. EULL VAPOR 'COOK STOVE ! ehiis, and inciplent mens,_with Inhaler, eral enough to exclude doguisa, | counties. In the latter” where he ox- | ering the cases of army oflicers who are [of Hinman, and Red Cloud told the com- ; ::vr: ‘“;h‘::"nuickl“ m:‘h:rmng-:: *':{ pected to find but few settlers ho found |under court-martial sentence. Friends [mittee that he had lied outrageously, e o At vaiely 4 posei; | farma a8 numerous as in Douglas coun- | of Col. Tiges think he may encape diswis- [ making promises of land in Nebraakn This property cannot fail and oft A dele- Fronting 700 feet on Sherman Avenue. truth honestly wscertuined, and to endorss |ty. There were 8od houses here and |sal for duplicating his “pay accounts a ing special privileges. 40 be desirable and will be rapidly taken up and improved. N climb, no ravines to cross, in_ getting to KIRKWOOD addition. No hills to Re member, when you buy u lot in this addition, you will’ not have to pay sa amount equ.l to first price to grade your lot before building. - Kirkwood. Street ears will b run t, double in va'ue in 12 waake rolcotions early. nths. this addition at an early day. These lots Call at_our office and see plat and BEDFORD & SOUER. KIRKWQOD. , Iilegant Building Sites and at half the price of any other lots in the cily of equal distance and location, on the hest street in the city. BEDFORD & SOUER, 14th Street, bet. Farnam and Douglas. - SPECIAL. 500 - %0t in Kountre's 3d addition, good threo howuse, barn, well, ete. Ome third cash, s 11 9 It balance 112 $500 I Kountze's 34 additlon. good 3 roomn house, with shed kitchen. Oue-balf cash, balaice to ruit purcha-er. 113 $2,500 - Lot 8)x165, K gors’ addition, Dorcas St., near 10th. Good 7 room house, stable, cistern, gravo vines, eto, 8300 cash, balance to suit pur- chuser at § | er cent. i 114 $3,000—Three acres on 13th, one half mile south of’ Hascall's b room house, stabie, fine trees, wood wghtly location. One'third cash, balance to suit 115 $4,000—Two acres facing Cuming ard Burt, five blnows west of Creighton Col third cash, balance to suis. BEDFORD & SOUKR. Improved Property. - 6 98,500-12 room howso, cor. 18th and Calfornia rtroota, § olosets, collar, city water, outhouses, oo, 72,7008 room house on N. 13th street, closets, cellar, alsteru, well, etc. Bxsond & Houk. 12 §2,500—Good six room house on Davenport, bet. 23 and 24th, 1W0 8101y, 0 osed=, pantryj oellsr, cien, woll, fruit and shrubbery, stable and outhouses. 28 §8 100 —Full ¢ian lot on McCandlish place, with £wo irawe oottages, eae 6 room, ono & roem. For sals or exch.nge. 18 $2100-Good two and & acre Tot with five room outise, brick cellar well fruittr. es, ete. 17 Ono of #he best throe ory brick busniness houscs on Farnam strcet Terma prisate. 18 §3,00—New 7 room house on N. 15th sireet. All medern improvemcats. Good lioativn, Cheap. 19 85,300 Now two sory house, Queen Asn_style. Al mode:n hnyrovuiwoats, oity water, leb 100x 106, 22 Two full 10's 8 Mary's avenus and 20th, with & a8 busiuess property. 24 $4,760 Lot 60x96, witl, twe houses. Chcap. 90 $2,6:0—1wo hous & lo Nelson's addition, on Cen- ter strost. Uutaouses, cistera, iruit trees, ete. $2 Business house snd lut on Douglas street, bet. 14to wnd 1otk Termns casy. $4 N0 w 8 reom Bousoon Chicago, bot. 2ith aud 364k, All hmprovements, 5 Two new housel, one six aud orher 8 rooms. First-clase aud medorn improvements. Terms Easy. 20 82,700Lot 100x132, Co'lege Street, Redlok's subdivision, new 6 ro-m house. ~Well 'impro. ed. 98 §2,600-Lot 50x150, Couvent atroot, 6 room oot $ago, large basemont suitmble for rooms, barn to. o 9 ¥2,300—4 2om house, Thorncll's widition barn, well, cist n, good improie.ents, $00 cash, 81,800 on long time. #4,200—7 100 house on Davespert, bet. 16th and 17th, & Lot 175x500 on ¥herman, large house, harn an | ethor improvements. Lo, withudé improve- mente is worth tho money we aak for it. 47 'T'wo now hous:s and two full wise lota on Park avemuo. Lot and coid water, snd sl modern fire clas Improvoments. Houeos woul | oowh what wo sk for whols. Extra good bargaiu 8 72,0001 ot B2 7eh and Conter, howse 4 foows, barn, water, trees, out/u kliug. ® €2,600-Fivo room house, 15ta bet. Oelifornia & Wobstor, Ni.¢ proporty, Torms easy. #0 91,500 L0& B, bluck B, Bhlun's 2 addition. One and a half story house T rms oasy. #2 #8,000—Good 7 room howse oi Sherman, Modern Iniprovements, muble, well, cistern, A bargain 88 98,000 Full 1't, ons 8 room aad one b roow ouse, & biscka from the opers huver. Yery B choap, O §1 .59 Hplendidlot on Dod; e, near 11th. Chen & §,000- Larce houso and amill ' cottage. E cel Jont location, full size lot, Davenjort, uesr 18ih. 85 8, 60x260 00 6 room hi s nacs, 25¢h 1l noparately for cas X140, with house steb Chioago (Wil 1,600 —Two loks, | Barker's 8- b- Ivislo 93 81,609 Lot and & half, good house, Redic division, (corner.) 95 Lot with 7 1001 house, Chicago, bet. 13th and s sub- 14th @1 1,600—Lot and § room house, Horbach's addi ton, well, cistern, ete. Everythivg in good re paair Ao #00 17th Lot wed 4100 house, Izard, ber. 16t and Unimproved Property FOR SALE BY BEDFORD{& SOURR. N 2 $1,000—Lot 80x127, Indiana and Division. 8 §700 caoh ~Two lots 63x 132 each, on 11th. Chesy, and 2 lots 86x132 each on 10th. 11 8260 each—7 lots in Yates & Reed's sddition, 23 87,200—12 full size lots, Hauscom Place, one blook west of Park avenue, £650 cach—Two lots on Park avemus. Bargains. Business lots on Dodge, betaeen 11tk aud 12th. 31 8400—Lot in ~hinn's addition, on Seward street. 83 §3,000—Full lot, Reed's 1t adaltion, on 25th and Chicago. 40 §6,000—Bix good lets in Hanecem Place. Bar 3,000 Lok 10x19, on Farsam, noar . Ver o 56 $225—Gooed 10 in Lowe's addition. Cask. €0 85! tiom. 67.4825— Lot 12, Allen’s sub-division 51x110. A bar- ain. 63 §175 Lot 4, block I, Lows's 1s4 addition. Gecd loeation. 00 $1,000—Flne oy, Reddick's addition, Park ave, 84 4600— teoh @ blosk M, Shiaw's addition. Flae ew. 58 §2,200—Lod ¢4x00um 10th. Businesms property worth twice e price asked. ik 84 $8,500Full size grased lot en Chisage, et 18th and 14sh. 900 Good lob, high looation, seuth 10th. 100 $6,00035x132 0 10th, bet. Harnoy and How. aad. 108 §750 each—Two oxtra geod Job in Hansooms addition. Cood hizh lecation. Bargains in Farms & Lands No. 10 §27 per acre~100 acre improved farm, neer Cres ton, Tows, 10 a res woodiaud, 45 acre oern, 25 accos Timothy and Clov 18 §4,000-40 acres 3.4 of & milo weet of Ft. Omaha W0 how es, two barus, granacy, corn orib, twe 200 boaring fruit troes, 300 grape vines 1 or exchange. 14 §7,000—200 aorew, half mile N. W. B 140 scron n ultivation, oom khern, Fo ‘oasy. & nd, 4 1= miles frem Bur. Coff.e county, Kausas, Will exohange jert, 61 §5,400—240 worew ailjoining city of Wilb county. Al under fence and woll im This property is cheap at 10,000, 66 $20 per acre—400 aciow, 3 wilos from Waterieo Douglas courdy. tart in oultivation, b.lanoe meadow, wll good land. Wil sell or will are with catile man for oo-parinership, or will tract to 1 od 800 or 400 head of cattle. 70 to 81-10,000 acres L Merrick osmnty. Good 1l whle land, snd will bo sold frem $8 to ¥) per acre. per aore—Will buy 160 acres in Cedar Oa. , Sallie wd = 7 90 915. per acre—820 acros 3 miles from Hamburg wa. 7§15 peraore—Impraved noar Logan [ows. 104 Heveral hundred acrew in Cuming Co. Nob. 106 Hix thousan | acros lu Stanton Co. Neb, 107 $10yer soro 2200 aroe timosred Iaad ln Ray Co., Mo throe small farus on tals land, baisnow good cottonwood timber, whish will more thes pey far invostment. For salo or exahaage Ousabs property. SPECIAL. and Bollviow A, ark, Lrick house, le, collar. Al In I3 riy n 109 625 per acro—400 acros in miles soush of Blair, on ) ) Ington county, § WL PM kD, 1 at corner of this land Good 100 acres in cultivation, 180 acres timbor—oak, hiokory, ®uull house good fruit and partly fenced. One of | ounty. It pure d adjoining and g railroad. stream runniug water, 80 wcre- gravs, welnut snd elin s other preperty met lsted. iBEDFORD & SOUER, bet. Farnam a 12 8. 1th. Douglas nd recommend any rewsdy that hua been nd useful, uo matter what its origin, thore be no mure quarreling among the doctors, the world, “Tam_ well aware of the censuro that will bo moted out to me fur writing this letter, but L foel thut 1 cannot be true tw my honest con- | victious unloss I extend s helpiug hand aud | endorso all that I kuow %0 be g ho ox- awakenod the wedical profession to the fuct that these di- sounes i greatly increasing. The treatwent of the doctors hus been largely experimentil | and many of their pationts have died while they were casting about for a remedy to cure thein. “Itis mow gver two years since n y atten- on was first Ealled to th use of a most won- 1 in the teeatmont of Bright's disease of the kiineys. Patieuts had quently asked me about the remoedy, and I ad o remarkable cures effectod by it, but like many others I hesitated to recou. | d it use. A personal fii jected on _uecount dis- oo, Cherical aad microscopioal ox- aminations of his urine revoalad tho | presence of large quantities of albumen aud wular tube casts, which coufirmod th rectness of the disgnosis. After tryiu usual remedies, I directed kim to use this pre- ation and was greatly surprivad w0 obssrve ided improvement. wichin a month, and wichin four months no tube casts could be dis- covered. At that time there was present ouly o truce of albumen, and he felg, us he ex- pressed i, ‘perfectly well,” aud wl through the iufluense of Warner's Safo Cure, the rew- ody he used. ‘After this I prescribed this wediciue in full doses in both acute and chronic nephntis, (Bright s discase) and with the miost vatisfuc: tory results. My observations were ueither smull in number nor hastily made. Thoey ex- tended over several months aud embraced a Jarge nymber of cases whi h have proved so satisfactory to my miud, that 1 would earuest- 1y urge upon my profeasional brethron the im- portance of giving a falr and patient wlal to Warner's Safe Cure. In a large cluss of ailments where the bloed is obviowly in an unhealthy state, especiall where glandular engorgements and mmatory eruptions exiss, indeed in many of those forms of chronis indisposition in which thers is no evidence of orgauic mischief, bus whare the general health is depleted, the face sallow. the urine celored, constituting the ocondition 1 which she pasient is suid to be ‘bilious,’ the advantage qn‘nod by the use of this remedy is remarkable. Bright's Jlu- In oase it vooins to act na a solvent of albumon; %0 soothe and heal the inflamed membranos; thelial debrls whioh blooks up the fubuli wrinifers, sad te provens a de- skructive metaworphovis of tisaue,” “*Belonging as 1 do to a branch of the pro- feasion that believes that mo one uchool of medicine knowa all the truth regarding the treatment of diseass, and being indepoudont enough to nclect any remedy thut will relivve wy patients, without reference to tho source from whence it comes, 1 am glad to ackuowl- edgo and comuend the merits of this romedy thus frankly. Respectfully yours, R. A, GUNN, M. D, Unived Stabes R, Dean and Professor of Surger. Medicul College of New editor of Medical Tiibune; author of Gunu's New and Improved Hand Book of Ilygieno and Domestic Mediciue, stc., o A Brilliant Wedding at 8t Philomena Cathedral, Among the mest ploasant and auspi- cious events which has of late occurred in social life, was the marriago which was performed last week at the Cathodral of St. Philomena, the happy couple being Mr. Michael Molvin and Miss Mary Stanton. The wedding, in accordance with the new rules of the church, took place at 78 m. Mr. D. Doyle acted as graoms- man and Miss Katie Hogan as bridos- maid, After the ceremony a wedding foast took place at the residence of Mr. Rich- ard Burgess, there being a fino attend- ance present and a royal good time being enjpyed. Among thore present were T, J. Ruano, Dick Burdish, Peter Doylo and wife, William Leslic, James Laughney, James Ferrcll, M. Douglas and wife. Miss Rosey Donahue, Miss Katie McEunery, Mary Hogan, Mary Buckley, James O'Boyle, John Price, Steve Maloney, Mrs. Ma- loney, John Fox, Pat O0'Shea borah (° Miss Mary M Miss De- hea, Miss Tinucy, Mr. Fitzpatric wife, Patrick Ford, Mrs, James M | kin, Edward Donahue and Geo. Griflin, Esq. The latter, however, being detained until after the supper hour by business, was escorted o a sumptuous repast by the bride Among the prescuts received by the bride were the fellowing From Miss Katio Hog: silver castor 1; bridesmaid, a Mrs, Burdish, a clock; Mua Ruane, set china dishes and set of glassware: Mr, John Burdish, silver sugar bowl; William Leslie, silver fruit disi Murs. Fitz Patrick, china tea set; Mi Mary Hogan, pair vases; Mr. Patrick Ford, pair of gold bracelets; Mr. James Gilligan, silver butter dish; Mr, Sullivan, large plush album; Mary Buckley, net of while thero will bo groat rejvicing throughout | | | army un there, but the majority were substantial framo buildings. In Liberty precinet, about twelve miles southwest from Ord, ixteen farm houses within a radius of sixteen miles, most of the occu- pants of which had bought their lands trom the Union Pacific railvoad com- pany or pre-empted them as United States Government land. Timber claims | were also numerous, and it is only a | question of a fow years when the in- habitants of this part of the Stato will have more timber than they need for domestic purposes. In the center of this vallev is a town site called after our junior U. 8. Senator, Hon. Charles F. Manderson,and through this point at no distant day the St. Jow and Western road will no doubt pass, Tho people of Ord, at no distant, period expect the railioad uplihere,but it is ha ly probable that it will be put through by that route, as by paseing through the Mira Valloy midway between the North and Middle Loup, it would traverse a country unexcelled for fortility, and which is already populous, and having sign of prosperity. Crops | every d are better there than in Douglas county, the grain in particular being well developod | and ripened and the same may be said of the county immediately adjoining. The county is well watered with streams and settlers find it unnecessary to dig for over 75 or 80 feet to reach water of the very best kind, There is no alkali or sand hills and nothing of the kind which might naturally be expected. Our | informant is convinced that this the garden spot of Nebraska and that its fu- ture is full of promise, and when it is considered that it is in the heart of what was once considered the vory centre of the Great American Desert it shows the boundless possibilities of our State in the future. e BTANBING HOOM ONLY. Wall Flowers at Boyd's Opera House, | ¢ The performance given last evening at Boyd's opera house by Wagner's Min- strels, was attended by an immense au- dience, in which were to be seen the faces of our most prominent citizens and theater goers. At 7:45 standing room only was an- nounced and after the curtain was rung up at 8 o'clockeveryone who came had to be denied admittance, and lose one of the ploasantest treats of the morson. The crush on the sidewalk was simply marvelous excopt to those who know what Happy Cal Wagner's minstrels can doin the way of drawing a crowd and the police found it impossible to clear the walka, As to the programme it may be said in brief that all the acts were new, the wit- ticisms and conundrums of Happy Cal, Low Sponcer and Sam Price koun, fresh and refreshing, and in short the oentire entertainment decidedly novel aud intor- onting. The performance of Harry Mack, the club swinger, was wondorful, aud has fow if any equals in the specialty line, Harry B. Cereni, in his original ape- cialty, “*Exceedingly quict and very dox- trous,” fairly won tho right of spuoiul mention, Mr. J. P, songs, and Mr, Queen's ventriloquisin, as well as the ab- surdities of Lew Spencer and Sam Prioe, were heartily enjoy ed. The entertainiont, from first to last, was full of mirth, without any semblance of vulgerity, Our citizens appreciate real merit, genuine wit, and miustrelsy in & refined manner, and Happy Cal Wagner must realize the fact, for surely an sudience of such magnitude and re- spectibility is rarely gathered togother in our city. e Geo, W, Duncan, of the firn of MeNamara & Dunoan, ad by his wife, were among the passen east by the “Short Line” aftrnoon, They will visit Ch acoom| yesterduy and Cinclunati, C 8. Higginu lefe for Chicago lust evenin Hon, V. Bierhower returne ! from . lust eveniaog. 1o goes to Lincoln this ing. it CAPLIAL NOTES BIIMAD REMENT, September 25 WASHINGTO Cicneral Sherman has fixed upon Novembsr 1 us the day upon which Lie will turn over the command to General Sheridan, and prac- | tically retire to civil life, although ho will not be placed on the retired list of the 1il February 8. Major General Pope, now commanding the Department of Missouri, will proba- bly succeed General Shoridan in'com- mand of the military divisioneof Mis soure, which includes, besides the De- partment of Missouri, the Departments of Dakota, Texas and the Platte. | glaas goblets; Mr. John Donovau, silver come before the Secretary of War, charge of duplicating his pay accounta and not guilty to the ap of a trader, and he supposed that the debt was paid, and the original accounts | canceled. | third time. Threo other cases will aoon Lieut. Robertson pleaded guilty to the citication. He claims that when he signed the second sot of ac- counts, he had remitted money to take up the first set, which was in_ the hands ieut Robertson is u a young and ambitious efticer, and some of his superiors sppear to be convinced that he is guiltless of wrong intent. There seoms to be a fair prospect, therefore, that he will et off with a less severe punishment. than dismissal. The case of Captain Hubbard is now before the Judge-Advocate General for re- view. Captain Hubbard was trigd, and it is underatood that he was found wuilty of drunkenness on duty, and sentenced tobe dismissed from the service. Ho has an excellent military record, having entered the service as a private soldi in a volunteer erganizution at the begi ning of the war, and won his promotion by long and faithful sgrvice. He was appointed captain and assistant quarter- nster by President Gaifield. Tho third case is that of Post Chaplain Misplie, tialed for duplicating his pay ac Ho is & native of France, and was appointed from Idaho in 1873, It is hardly to be expected that any clemency will be exercised in his case, even 1f he shall he sentenced to dis- missal. e —— Shot His Mistress, Syracuse, N. Y., September 23.— Jennie Souder, a handsome, well edu- cated young woman, lies at the hospital te-night in a dying condiaion, with a bullet hole through her body. Jacob Waells. formerly a well-to do business man of Syracuse, and & man of family, occupies the murde coll at the city court heuse. Both parties are weil known here,andthe report that Wells had murdered Miss Souder at 8 p. m. to-day wed a great deal of excitoment, espec- ially in the mneighborhood ef the Blue Block, where the twain occupied a suite of rooms. There has been considerable gossip over the relations of Miss Souder and Wells, especially as ho had on sev- eral occasions threatened to sheot her, owing to jealousy. This afternoon while slightly intoxicated he went into their rooms and found her absent. On inquiry he found the girl in the room of a gen- tloman occupying apartments in the block as an oftic Wells called her into the hall and without warning drew a larged sized revolver and fired. The ball entered Miss Souder's breast and came out in her back, dropping to thefloor. The occupants, of the bluck rushed out and the wounded woman was carrie to her room, it was thought in a dyin condition, Wells walked down the stai way, but was iutercepted and pluced under arrest. When arraigned before the magistrate he pleaded not guilty to an assault with intent to kill, and said that Miss Souder would surely deny that he shot her. When questioned by the coroner, sure enough she said thut the shooting was purely accidental. Before she learned of Wells' arrest she described the manner of the shooting, and said that he threatoned to kill her, drawing bis weapon sud firing at close range. The affair is the talk of the town. Ample bail hus been offered for the release f Wells, but the authorities will not releage him, SPORTING NOTE A BILLIARD MATCH, Ciioaao, Septomber 25,—The cham- pionship billiard mateh, cushion caroms, 500 points up, botweon Sexton and Schaefer, was set to-day for October 24 Sexton left tonight for New York to sottlo np some business and will then re turn here and begin practice,. No fur ther developments in the proposed game between Schaefor and Slossen, e Counterle r Oaught, Sax Frascisco, September 26,—De ives captured one of the most com counterfuiting outfits ever seen on this coust, and arrested the operator, a of 8. ¥ young man giving the nane Up Ton, real name supposed to be Fenton, from Olio, The ontlit consisted of a drop press, five dollar dies and steel punches, When arrested, Upton claimed the machine was & new prospecting bat tery of his own mvention. — wrd O Wge in Chicago, Cunnedo, Septeniber 25, —Leading busi nsss and professional men of the city ten dered & banquet t hief Justice dge a6 the Grand Pacific hotel to ight. The dining hall was tastefully decorated wi h fiowers and greenery, and the British and American flags entwined. At the table, at which the guest of the evoning sat, was a very elaborate spread About 460 represontative people of the city sat at the table. At the conclusion of the gastronomic portion of the feast | fering intery gation from the constitutional convention 1 session at Sioux Falls called on tha committee at Omaha and argued that, as the chiefs had signed the agreement, the Se it. the chiefs to act for the tribe in making transfers of property. mado speeches at the beginning of every council, inviting the Indians to talk freely, promising that no hiria should come e should not hesitate in ratifying The committee denied the power of Senator Dawes to any one for expressing his opinions. His éxplanation that the committee did not want any of their lands was greeted vith expressive grunts of approval and *‘haws' of matisfaction, the Indians in- forming the Senator that ho was the first white man who didn't want to get son: thing from them besides words, The presence of all the interpreters that could bo obtained was insisted upon by the committee at every council 8o that no mistakes could oceur. Frequently this was found to be of great advantage, dif- ters having to correct each other, INDIAN ORATORS, The speech at Standing Rock of Run- ning Antelope, achnowledged to be the orator of the Sioux nation, impressed the committee more than that of any other Indian. His gostures were per- fect, and some of hus figures of speech wore expressive and beautiful. Ad- 1g Senator Dawes as his fathier, he likened the Sioux to little tsh in a muddy stream, whoso vision had been obscured and who were unable to make their way. The committee’s visit. he snid, had cleared the waters, and tha fish were now able to s a The Cigarmak Qonvention, Tononto, September 26,—The cigar- makers’ convention concluded its sittings to-dny. It decided to hold the next meeting in Cincinnati. A resolution was unanimously adopted condemning the Progressive Union work. O An Upfounded Repert, Cuicaco, Soptember 26.—The report raphed frem Denver that Wm. B. 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