Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1884, Page 5

- \ L AMATIA DALY RRER---WEDNE DAY, MAY 28, 1884, DUFRENE & WENDESONN™ | Oapital Price $75,000. ARCHITECTS AFREMOVED TO OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING DISEASES OF THE 'EYE & EAR v, T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., Ooculist Ancd Aurist. Until offics are repaired from result of fire, offt with Dr. Parker, Room 6, Oreighton Block 15th g Dotigweste oets. T SAN EOT MANUFACTURER OF GALVANi.“1 RON, CORNICES. WINDUW CAPS, FINIALS, ETG. 18 18th -tx—ont. OMAH. \. ...... NEB.R DOCTOR WHITTIER 617 St Charles St., 8t. Lonis, Mo, Aregular gratuate ot two Medical Goleeey, bay | 211 longer ot 8, Loulsy Nnrvnus Prostra nfl DfiMl“y Mental and Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Affece tions of Throat, Skin or Bones, Blood Poisoning, flld SOYES and Illlc‘e‘rs, aro treated with unparalleled Discases Arlslng from Indiscretion, Excess, Exposure or Ind Sipoaure $ 10 ho soelety ‘o1 femaies rondering Mar: permancatly eured o sealed civcio oy ad Bie or by mal froe, WHG for question A Positive Written Guarantee £lvon tn all curable cases, Mediclnes sent everyw! Faraphiiata, English or German, 04 scribilig abovo dlaeascs, in a0 or fomalo, ¥ uMARRIAcE CUIDE ! ated 1n el Iaper et biful or Ok of grent nterest o al Wliteo waot o eal, Deauty, A o Happiness are promeied by its advico. < OI N G WL‘;'JE’ PRINCIPAL LINE i CHICAGO,PEORIA & ST. LOVIS, A AND LINCOLYN TO DENVES, o vy II:‘.IVS&S C!TY AND ATCRISON to nion Depots wer with throu, N f‘I’A_l\T"ISCO QUAE. G-'OING- mBAST. ‘onneeting in Grnd Union Depot at Chicago with through trains fo “We do A'wu eertify IRt we supereise the & rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annua Drawings of the Lowisiana S tery Company and in pereon_manage and control the Drawsng themaelves, and that the sama are conducted 1esd) honeatyy, fairness. and in good faith toward all par ties, and’ we authorize the company to use tAis cer tificate, with fac-similes of ouF Sijnatures attashe in its advertisements,” COMMISRIONERS UNPRECFDENTED ATTRACTION! Orer Halt a Million Distrivated ! Louisiang State Lottery Company. Tnoorporatod 1n 1888 for 25 years by the leglalabar or oducational and oharitable purposos—ith & cap. #al of 81,000,000 which a reserve fund of over 630,000 has since beon addod, By an ovorwholming popuiar vote ita franchin ras mado a part ot the "prosent state constiukior “opted Deoember 2d, A. . 18 Ita grand single i drawings wlll take place monthly. It nover scales or postpones. Look at tho following Distribution: Grand Monthly and the Extraordinary Semt-Aunual Drawing In the Academy of Music, New Orloans, TUESDAY,JUNE 17, 1884, Undor the special suporvision and management ot GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louis- iana, and GEN, JUBAL A, EARLY, of Virginia, CAPITAL Plll/l& $150,000. 169th £ Notice,—Ticketa aro Ten Dollara only. Tenths, $1. Halvos, 1 CAPITAL PRI 1 GRAND PRI; 1 GRAND PRI 2 LARGE PRIZI Pil 150,000 60,000 ,000 £0,000 20,000 20,000 25,000 80,000 40,000 00,000 50,000 100 U w i .. 9270 Prizes Amounting to Application for rates t to the offioe of the For further In: widrosa, Mako P. address T inba should hc mado only in Now Orleans. aation write clearly giving fal 0. Money Orders payable n¢ istored Lotters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Now Orleaus, La. Postal Notes aud ordinary letters by Mail or Ex presy (all aums of $5 and upwards by Expreas st our expense) to M A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleans, Ls, or M. A, DAUPHIN, ™ “Tought toknowabout it,” was the remark _of his in passing it of Ridge's thwe, etter than all argu ents. Ridge's Food Istill maintains the lead to o u a5 best e seen aud conaitlons of child lfe, In cans, c, 125 ani 31.7. 1 By rugiiste. - Setd £ WOOL, RUCH"E' 30 atimor, Mase o pamphlets (free) concarning rearing of {hiarer EVEEF ORTANT PILEPSY! Spasms, Eclampsy and NEW YORK, BOSTON, And all E mm-x n Citi At Peoria with through trins for Tnd olis, Cineinnati, Columbus, and il poivts tiie South-Enst.” At St. Louis with' through trains for all points South. onehos, Patlor Gars, with lie. ts free), Smolcing Cars with Dullmiin Falace Slceping ous C. B. & Q. 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Tenth Street, . .+ - OMAHA, Prices of Billird and "Pool Tables a1 material furnished on apolication. BRUNSWICK & co. BILLIARDS Billiard, Ball Pool, Carom, AND ALL OTHEI MING 'uunw TEN PIN BALLS, CHECKS, E 18 South 3d Street, St. Louis, 411 Delaware Stroct Kausas City, Mo., Dougiss §t.. Omabs, Neb. HENRY HORNBERGER, Agent. Write for Catalogues and Frico Lists. THE RIVEH MYSTEHY The Body Funnfl m the River N Bellovae Partly Acconated For, Supposed to be the Body of a Young Bohemian who Disappoared Last January, Since the finding of the body in the | Missouri river, near Bolle vue last Friday, thore has boen a great deal of talk as to who the murdered man was and when he came to his un- timely end. All has ended in talk, no more was known than at first, but now a Ber roporter, after making careful in- quiries, is of the opinion that what seoms to be a dark and unfathomable mystery can be accounted for and the body can be identified if seon by friends in this city. @4 The readers of Tiie Beg will romon. ber that an account Was given in the col- umns of this paper of the strango disap- pearanco of a young man of this city by the name of Matthias Free, on the night of January 17th last. He was a Bohe- mian and on the date mentioned he left this city, aftor a bal’, to accompany sey- eral women across the river to Council Bluffs. Since that time nothing has been heard of him and no trace as to his whereabouts could be found. Ho was dressed about as the body which was found at Belleveu was said to bo attired, he had auburn hair and_was about twenty-five years of age. More than this, ho had loft the Austrian army in 1883 and had his discharge papers with him. His place of residence was given a8 Alspossekan, Germany, The young man who disappeared from this city had come from St. Postrekov. A prominent Bohemian in this city says that in their language the St. means old, hence trans- lated in German it might easily have been written Alspossekan, Physicians say tho body, even had it been thrown into the water lnst January, might have been preserved, providing that it was fastened to something near the bottom ot the river and closo to a spring, protected from the air and ihat it might have become detached only a very short time prior to the finding of it. The address of the man in the mem- orandum book tallies very closely with that of a prominentBohemian who liv the number designatedin St.Joseph. T thing which is most puzziing is the pro- gramme of the Theatre Comique ‘‘of re- cent date.” The questionnow arises *how recent was the date of that programme?’ Nothing has been said further than it was of recent date. Somo might con- sider any date in the year 1884 of recent date whilo others might infer that it was within the last few weeks. At any rate the matter is worthy of more careful investigation and in case the body was exhumed it might be that some of the friends of the young man who so myster- iously disappeared from this city might bo able to identify it as being the same. Then to ascertain who the women were found recently, under his .wagon Creek, the taam, in a hall starve being discovored tad to the w Tt «irmisos that & companion team doted the man and drove off with condition nd polo. the 20th, Goorge Metoalf wis de ocrately shct and killed by William Maloney. Tho “mur duror was captured and lynched, within a fow hours after commiting the deed, by a party of masked men. In response to the roquast, *4f | he had any thing to say before dyivg,” Malo 1, “write to my mother at Centorvillo, Metealf, the murdered man, was an Englishman abori 55 yoars of age, of ot s ranners aud well liked | Uu the other hand ) young man of about 22 years, & bler, who followed the mna. wh the northwest, play t hinot & bad man was generally put down a8 & dangerous coward. COLORADO. The City Council of Fort Collins has adopt. eda |u.-t.if\ir.m,- law. Donver has had oighty-two murders in its history, and not one formal havging. Sixty-four_feet of snow foll at the Sunbright cabin, Mt, Wilson, Dolores county, during the past wintor. “Colorado Springs has_ abandonod hor art <ian woll after boring 1,200 feet and sinkix 00 in the venture. Tho Sioux quarries, at Fort Colling givo loyment to 200 hands at presont, This force will soon be increased to 3000 Tongmont's new Masonio hall was dudi ed with imposing coremonies, Over 500 M sons wero prosent from tho neighboring town The new Union Pacific hospital at Denver will bo opened June 1, A corps of sistors o tho order of St. Francis will have charge of the establishuent. Tho geass crop of Colorado for the prosont year will b worth 30, 000 000 at loast. 1f tho mineral output re 230,000,000 10 will be a pretty ,,mnl ehowing for 3 At Tho lmpulvhcm\ delogation to the 1 convention in Chicago, numbering about sixty persons, oxclusive of the Lincoln ¢lub, will go east over the Union Pacific line. There seems to bo o growing demand in Colorado for cattlo in bunches of 500 and 1000, A great deal of capital is seoking investment in small sums, but in this particular matter it seems difficult to purchaso cattlo in such small numbers, Thomas O'Reilly, a section hand on the South Park rond was thrown from a push c: near Comaoo rocently, and killed wero found Union Pacitic pa; a cortific of deposit in the I ot Nati of Denver, for $£400; one_on the tional, of Denver, for Ho two lots in Donver, where he has a brothor, CALIFORNIA, Controller Dunn has footed up the cost of the recent extta session of the lej slature ate to bo §74,925.00—an & age of $1,401 o day. Louis Cohn, & dry goods merchant of Bodio, was forzed to'ride out of town on a rail, his body smeared with tar and feathors, for w. soulting the 10 year old daughter of a railroad man, Terdinand Pach eco, a nativo of California, aged 67 years, died at Concord, Cal,, a fow days ago. Mo weighed 417 pounds and his shoes were No, 16, The coffin in which ho was buried was four feot wide, three foot deop and soven foet long. About' two years ngo he turned the scales at 500 pounds, The Colorado & Nevada railroad company have contracted for the construction and that young Free accompunied over the river would be an easy matter, and in this way his disappearance might be ac- ccunted for. SmokEe Seal of North Carolina Tobacco. e ——— Unity Concert and Sociavle. The unity concert and sociable, at Fal- coner's hall last night, proved a great success. 'The first part consisted of lit- erary exercises, interspersod with some excellent musical performances, which were much appreciated and vociferously applauded. The second part comprised a terpsichorean entertainment, in which all took part very emergetically. The following gentloman composed the highly eflicient committee on arrangoments, to whose untiring efforts the brilliant success of the entertainment is mainly attrib- utable: Mrs, Wm. Wallace, Mrs. A. Pollock, Mrs, W. E. Copeland, Miss Ida R. Gibson, Mrs. Rawitzer, Mrs. J. Shreve, Adolph Meyer, W, E. Smith, R. Shreve, John Cadby, Geo. S and Thos. iy NEWS, DAKOTA, The citizens of Frankfort, planted 500 trees this spring. Mitchell's city ccuncil has pawsed an ordi- nance, making the licouse for skating rinks $000, The records show soven hundrad and fifty quarter sections of deolod lands in Day county, Bishop Hare is in Sioux Falls perfecting arrangements for the location of the Episco- pal college, ‘Wheat, oats and flax ore growing rapidly in Hutehingon county,and prospects for an abun- dant yield were never better. Twonty-eight thousand acres of whoat have been sown this year on the Daleymple farm and seeding finished three weeks earlier than last year, The Barnes county farmers are putting twice the amount of work on their land thas they have formerly done, and o more abundaxt crop is expected., The Mandan Pioneer believes that in ten years there will be 1,500 to 4,000 inhabitants in every young town on the lino of the North- ern Pacificin West Dakota, That fatal scourage, diphtheria, haslvisitod Buffalo county and takon the father and five children out of a family nsmed Lanton, spar- ing only the mother and one little girl, A colony of eighty Russians arrived in Brown county a fow weeks age, aud reported tkat twice ag many of their countrymen will soon follow. They are & well educated class of people, Eighty government clalms, amounting to 12,800 acres, were filed on at the United Stutes land office in Fargo during one week recently, and final proof was made on thirty-soven claims, or 5,020 acres, Alfred M, Peace, the tremsurer of Barnes county, who dlnpvmred some time since, has not been found and is thought to be & defaul- ter to the extent of €21,576.,86, the amount short a4 thown by the booke, Work is baing rapidly pu-hed on the 8t, P, . & M. extension north from Portland, lil county. The work is being divided up inwo short sections, and the contracts call for tha completion of the work by the 16th of .Iuly Tron is to be Luid ax fast ws the gradiug is comploted, and tho eu:ire road will bo in ag order in time Lo move the growiug Spink county, WYONI Grass on the Laramie ‘.-Iuhm i lookivg finely and the large flocks of sheep, which are graz- ing there, appear to be doing well, The work of discharging Union Pacific em- ployes at Laramie still continues, A batch of 20 were discharged from the shops last week, Branches of the Knights of Labor have heeu organized in Cheyeone and Laramie. Nearly 100 members signed the roll in each branch, Tho total valuation of assessable property in Crook county will reach the suw of 83,000, (00 this year, Three years ago the assessment amounted to only §500,000. Carbon county’s ¢ un(uluxmu have o tracted for the Vi Rawlins. {The foot for the first 500 foet; after that 3 foot. F“’,( hoyenne Leader has a story that the uy per equipment of a narrow gauge road from Sun Francisco to the Novada state line. Tho dis- tance is 250 miles, and the contract for the construction and equipment calls for $5,000,- 000, payablo in the first mortgogo 6 per cont gold bonds of the company, and $3,000,000 of ity capital stock. IN GENERAL. Caldwell, Idaho, was shaken up by firo, rain and wind, Inst week, Tha losses foot up $10,- The prosidont hus lasued a proclamntion, re. storing to tho public domain the lands sot apart by oxecutive order us a ressrvation for the Jicarrilla Apacho Indians, in the north- westorn part of New Mexico, embracing 307, 000 acres, (A five-loggod colt was foaled at Provo, U, ) last wfl The fifth leg starts at the fet- luck;mnt on the loft foot and the foot is as perfectly formed as on tho other four foct. The animal has a very bright face and excites considerable curiosity. Durlne tho month of April the Denver & Rio Grande carried eixty-ono cars of ore, n gregating 1,230,000 pounds, from Utah to Col- orado, to bo smelted. During tho same timo tho roud brought sixty-five car loads of Colo- rado ore, 1,270,000 pounds, for reduction at our smelters, MONTANA. The Ut: orthern surveying corps i3 camned near Dillon, awaiting orders from be lhuntuw sotators to tho McCoy-McDonald prize nul.t. at Butte, had to pay 82,00 for admis. sion and $3.00 for reserved o Excursion traing were run from surroundis g townw, Itis reported that Utah & Northern noors are surveying on the Madison, aud soveral forces of men are at worle grading the routo for tho extension of the mun, and the extensive coal mines immediately enst of the town, engi- that on POLITICAL POVCORN, Mr. Logan's boom has remained o long in tho shade that it begios to smell musty, Four million sandwiches will bo carried by Republican candidates to Chicago, Bon Butler is in tho ficld and does his own ploughing. Boss Keyes, of Wisconsin, is nn(llllnlvmthlnr Blaine, but says he does not see how he can be nominated, Iailroad employes are standing gnard over freight cars in Srdiee to provent politicians from stealing rides to Ch ‘Tho position of the Knglishes is about this: “If we can’t hav we'll tako a cookie for Willie,” took itk too, Eyery democratic leader doclares that Mr. Tilden i his first choice for the presidenc How many of them hops he hus written a lot- ter declining the nomination, Eighty years ago North Carolina had as many reprosentatives in congress ms New York, North Carolina now has nine, or one loas than sho had in 1800, while New York has thirty-four. President Arthur mav be guilty of playing a guitar, as he 1y charged, but no matter, We find no call for resortivg to personalities in this campaign, Roswell Pettibone Flower Is gathering in a goud many dolegatos to the New York demo- cratic state ummnuuu, hut they will do him little good. It bocaine clear many days ago that the Flower buom wis only a pauvy bloss of Indiana, pie for fathor And they neral Huncocl: has been heard from again on e tariff guestion, Ho thinks it isa nat- ter that oughv to Lo sotted outaiie of pol tics, Genornl Hapo kis stildl o good an, sud weighs 250 punnds, “The bleeding sealp of the star-eyed goddess of reform tkunglnn form Sam IRaudall’s belt, Owing to Arcumstances over which she has uo control, the star-eyed goddess will not venture ont into society again until she has procured a new set of bangs, Private Dalzelle says two ghosta will ocou long with many live men, the republican ,,f'.z orm 4t Chicago; that of Liucoln will bs on one side of the chairman, and that of Gur- field on the other 1t is a pity that the ghost of Private Dalzell couldn'l be present s wall, The Philadelphia Record (Ind.) aewerts that “Col, A. Loudon Snowden will be a didate for United States Senator next ye Don Cameron s out of the field, Ho means buslness and no droes parade. Chairman Thomas V. Cooper is alko in the fight,sud hs been interviewing leeds, McManos, Liane, per band tho local leadors o loarn wha tho prox: £ pective Philadelphia members will do for Lim, |“m wost of thon are for Snowden, und the s toam, two men and tosms haviog loft Fort Fottorman for Rook Creek together, The body gaveevidonce that the man had boen | dead some days. At Sabille, 85 miles north of Cheyenne, on Not Enough Balis, 1 vquestionably a mistake that large numbers of men, make, porhaps a major. ity, who raise cattle on the range, is too great economy in the matter of bulls. Of courso with a scant supply of bulls the | ealf crop is sure to bo short and the profiis cut down in the same or even greater ratio. Wheraver bulls are allowed to Tram with the herd, the wear and tear cn them is enormous and rapid, and thoy | will perhaps serve the same cow (wunu times during a single period of heat, re sulting in but one calf and doing thom- selves more harm than they ordinarily would in siring twenty calves from as many difleront cows in anything like a soasonable time. It soems to bo a bull's nature to stay with the same cow for a or sometimes two days and in the meantime several others that should be | served aro wholly neglectod, and espoc- ially is this the case 1 the | usiest season of warm weather, when their powers are most severely taxed. With the poor handling the rango systom of breeding necessitatos the net results from a bull's servico can scarcely be more than twenty- fivo per cent of what it would be wero | he kopt in control and the amoun® and |times of servico regulated by proper oversight. Much of theranchman’ssuccessis bound to depend on his having a liberal abund- ance of vigorous bulls with his herd at tho right time; firstly that his cows may bo bred, and secondly that the bulk of thoeir calves may come at so nearly the same time as to make the young stock as largoly uniform as possible, 1t {s uni- orwity, particularly uniform excellence, that attracts the buyer and braces him up to put on tho extra dollar per head when closing a purchase, and losing sight of this has cost many a good fellow the lit- tlo margin that so ofton divides success from failure, The Live Stock Indicator believes that tho best investment many ranchmen could mako would bo the increase of their bull stock at least 33 percent in numbors, There is not one chance in ten thousand of having too many whilo there are unquestionably plenty of herds that do not have half enough and it is the poorest sort of economy to eithor practice or encourago when bulls aro so ¢ | abundant and low priced as at present, The argument used by somo is, 48 a well-posted contemporary puts it, that ‘“‘the ranchman contonds ho has bulls enough for his own cows, but that his neighbors are derelict, and that he does not propose to buy extra bulls for his neighbor’s hord, There are a good many men mean enough to allow theie cows to bo served by the bulls belonging to 1 { others; not realizing that they aro pursu- ing a very short-sighted policy; not only robbing ,their neighbor of actual value, but curtailing their own profits by hav- ing more cows than bulls to serve them. A bull gets about 20 to 20 calves a year with perfect ease. Figure what a calf is worth to yon, and mulnply 1t by 25, The ealculation will convinen anv man that he can get 8 to b improved bulls for the sum he loses in ono year by haying one bull less than he; should.”— Kansas City Stock Journal. S L Spring & BASE BALL Y At Now York— Indianapolis, 7; Brook- lyn, 6. At Pittsburgh—Game postponed; rain, At Fort Wayne—Gamo postponed; rain, At East Sanginaw—Sanginaw, oria, 10, AtNew York—DBoston, 2; Now York, 1. At Weshington—Louisville, 4; Wash- ington, 1. At Cloveland—Daetroit, 4; Cleveland, 1. At New York, — Metropolitan 6, St. Louis 7. At Philadelphia.—Providence 3, Phil- adelphia 4. At Grand Rapids.—Grand Rapids 3, G; Pe- 9, At, Muskegon. kee b, At Rock Island, Tlls Akrons 7. At Philadelphia. At Altoona. toona 3. At Buffalo. At Terro Haute. Haute 1 Muskegon 10, Milwau- Rock Island 3, Athletics 8, Toledo Baltimoro Unions 2, Al- Chicagos 14, Buffalos 6. St. Paul 4, Terre At St. Louis.—St. Lows 8, Koystonos 4. At Chicago, —Unions, Chicago, 8, Bos- tous 8. At Bay City. - Bay City 10, Minneap- oiis 2. LOUISVILLE KACS, Lovisviiie, May 27.—Mile Tim Curlisle won, Tangler 2d, . 2:41, Konnesaw stuke—Al ages—mile—( Mautthews won, Tax Gathe 3d; time & Moet Chanaon stakes—3 year-olde — Mile and threo furlongs--Modesty won, Bob Cook 2d, Bob Miles 3d; time, 2:20). Stecple chase—Ahout & milo and three ocighths—Major Picket won, Palanca 24, Rebok 3d; time, 2:45. CLAY PIGEON MATCIL, Cuicaco, May 27.—Owing to the vecy cold weather and high winds to day the shooting for the inter-national prize in clay pigeon tournamont at Gravd Cross- ing was postponed until to-morrow, and tho day devoted to sweepstakes shooting. Every stato east of the Rooky Moun- taing was n‘prlmwuud and a Kd- us o ——— Anthrocite in Lulurudu OMANA DAILY BEE---WEDNESDAY MAY 23, 1884, 5 » — —— — — —_— — ey The Largest Stock_i_n Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices Furniture! DRAPERIES ANC MIRRORS, CEXANMBEX® SEITS ¢ Just rocoived an assortmont far surpassing anything in this markot, comprisng the latest and most taaty devigns manufactured for this spring’s trade and covering a rango of prices from the Cheapost to the most Expensive Parlor Coods Draperies. Now ready for theinspection of cus- | Complete stock of all the latest tomers, the newest roveltics in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains, Ete,, Ete. Elorant Passenger Elovator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERIGK 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, - - - ()MAHA NEB of Home Industry hine thread in the ON HAND, an HAYNES & VAN ARSDEL. Omuha, Neb. Willimantie Spool Cotton is Pnhrul{ the produc and is pronounced by experts to be the best sewing v world, FULL ASSOKTMENT CONSTANTLY for ssln by HENLEY, mée EAU CLARE LONBER YVARD. 1024 North Eighteenth' Street, Omaha, ‘on Street Car Line. Ei. WW. DI OIN . WHOLESALE AND RETAIT Lunber Lime, Lath Doors, Windows, Etc. Grades and prices as cood and low as any in the city. Please try me. Grerman D. Wvatt, LUMBER MERCHANT IS « w £ s.figfi";'—w&;”fi- = £ &4 5§24 g2 4 ¢ 4 E 3 5 g 382 H8 g 8@ ] K a g 9m§ ~ S GUMWGS A‘\ID 20TH ST., OMAHA, NEB. Dr. CONNAUGHTON, 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. S, A. Established 1878——0““ Deafness, Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and 1 crmanently Cured. Pationts) ured at Home. Write for *‘Tue MepioaL-MisstoNary,” for the People, Consultation and Correspondence Gratis. P. 0. Box 202, Telephone No. 26, HON. EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, ‘‘Physician of| " CONGRESSMAN MU]{PH& D-venpofl. **An rsonorablo Man, Hine Succesr, Wonderful Cures. »——Honrs, & SUUTH RETIRED AND THE INVALID. Pure SEpring Water Railroads, Street Cars and Cable Lines The claim is made that there are largo and valuable anthracite conl deposits in Colorado. Heretofore it hasbeen thought that anthracite coal was found in Pen- sylvania alone. The importance of the discovery, especially to the Western States and their industries, is very great. The newly discovered beds are located in Gunnison county; they cover a district of about 26000 mscres and are sbout soven miles from the prosent terminus of one of the branches of the Denver and Rio Grando Railroad, A company, com- poned of Philadelphia capitalista, has haen organized to develop the mine, Four well-marked seams have been loca- ted, the coal having all the character- tics of ]'uumyl\umn anthracite, It has a high and vitrous luster, a jet-black color, breaks with sharp edges, has a sprcilic gravity littlo leas than the Pen. sylvanin article and is worth 95 per cent of the latter for fuel, The investigating engineers state that thera are 14,000 tons of coal to the acre, exclusive of 20 per cent wastage, which would make a total of 19,000,000 tons for the whole property. —— Cotton Goods pression, Auausra, Ga, May 27.—On account of the depression in the cotton goods trade, the mills hece sre culting wages and time of work. e Missourl Republi h Kansas Ciry, Muy 27.—The republi- can convention will be held at .’\rluLurly, September 9, to nominate a full stute ticket, — More Pauper Kmigration, t Loxbox, May 27.—The steamer Fur- neasia suiled to- duy for New York with of oue of Jin Bean's teamsters was Chairman obtained but little encoursgement. iuw stato aided emigrants, Will bring them from their homes to the Opera House, Postoffice, Hotels and Depots in TEIN MINUTES, Giving them the advantage of living on the suburban heights, with pure air, beantiful shade trees and Parks. pure Spring Water and Lukes, Groves and Scenery magnificent, which cannot be equalled. This is a AND A PARADISE FOR ALL, RIGHT Al HOME. The Syndicate have arranged with with the railroad companies for a fine, attractive depot, where trains of the following roads will couneet and Hlo[) The Omaha Balt Line Railroad Line, The Union Pacific Rail way, The Missouri Pacific Railway, The Omaha and R\.pnhhcan Valley Railroad, The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad in Nebraska and the C luuwu. Ihnlumlnu avd Quincy Railroad. All these trains will stop at the |l|-|ml, at the town site. ~ Also at the Stock Yards. Beautiful trees Lave been get out on the property and streets laid out, LOTS ARE NOW ON SALE AT LOW PRICES & EASY TERMS, “Apply vtthe Cumpuuy'u oftice, cor, of 13th and Donglas streets, over the Omaha 8. ' M A UPTON, : Apgistant Secretary, Saving's Bank,