Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 16, 1885, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE--THURSDAY APRIL 16, 1885 LY BEE THE MAYOR'S INAUGURAL. nearly being the truth. Although the STATE JOTTINGS. ‘HE DAI > Mayor Boyd's insugural message Is o | Freneh probably have not sued for peace #14 awp 908 Fanwax By, | brief businese-like document. It Is ovi- |in & formal way, yet the Ohinese am- Roow 6 Tamsvws Bomo- | dent that he Intends if possible to keep the | peror has taken It for granted that| " porone oreamer: olty within its means, so far as its expen- [ owing to their dissstrous defeats they | pounds of butter duriog dltures are concerned, during his admin- |ought to do so. However, the peace isteatlon. This polley is In accord not|decree of the emperor of China may be '“' only with business prinolples, but with |said to be delightfully orlental. It is, measures to prevent cruelty toward children in shops and fastories, The Ladles’ Sinitary sssociation, of New York, is seeking to have slaughter- churned 18,000 | houses removed without the clty limits, arch, and after that ls accomplished its mem- Fremont papers recommend buckshot ss a | bers intend to turn thelr attentlon to remedy for the tramp plague, cigar tenement houses and to shops and Creighton has 700 population and supports | factorles where women and children are | Mix connty is £7,000, three newspapers and three churches, employed. The New York Musioal #0-| myee planting among the farmers finds con- Freight rates from Chicago to Chaldron are | giety wants the Importation of cheap mu- | giderable favor this spriog, WESTERN NEWS. —— DAROTA. Piorre is building water works, The debt of Turner county is 15,020, Hydo county at tho age of ono year Is debt There are 1,289 children of school sge in @uana Ovrion No. the city of Kearney, Nww Yoax Orrion, e, The bonded and floating debt of Charles 10 issue $45,000 All Busteoss Tun Ban POSLAR! “"'E.‘Zn and Post offios orders Wble 40 the order of ¥he sompany. $HE BEE PUBLISHING CO, Props. £ ROSEWATER, Epom A H. Fitch, Manager Daily Oirculation, #. 0. Box, 488 Omahs, Neb. o be lias been b feet gas WYOMING, John Neleon dropped mnto a well at Soldier Creek and sustained fstal injuries, A reward of $750 is offered for the arrest of Bill Booth, the murderer of Jacob Schmearer near Buffalo. There is & balance of $10,051.56 in the COLORADO, Lumber is worth $40 per thousand at Aspen, has over (810,000 in the city Yoar. ) hoed islons of the new charter, which | however, not quite up to some of the Wedneaday | the provisions o s \ ot q p i 3 h"‘“"“‘h.wm“:m makes the mayor individually llable for | verslons of treatles botween Turkey and :?,‘“:lf{:fih:“;)&'."“- sad from Valentine to llo_irl':n cl(oppe‘dl.‘b Cork | b ST6 Droposed water works aystem, it it Ons Yoar, With premium. all expenditures in excoss of the amount | Russia publi.hed for the benefit of the| Coal prospectors are Loring in the vicinity i “l;“"l;‘m‘:muml‘:::‘"':;::; }::";n:;:e "‘IL':'?:“;“'(.'I’J] :;: E;‘:‘;ml ©One Month, on trial. . — ment. Under this restriction he maln- | forth, with due rhetorleal exuberance, | "y 'y 'y o ralimay company has expend. | have sent delegates, The anion fs woll | The Farmer® alliance, of Parker, contem: At ommasieonsroting b Rewaaod Btera | taius that ho oannot algn sny conteacts | that the commaader of the Falthfal, {ad saveral hunirod dollara rip-raping thariver | oficerod, and rapresonta the bust intelli- | plate eitabiihiog & store of ther own . that matbers shonid be addressed S0 $be EorroR OF YER | or 4pirove any ordinance for the appro- | pitying the despair and poverty of the b-",' \-:::‘h":\“:m il 1l deliver the Arbor 8%TThe New York Shosmakers’ union has| A Montreal capitalist named John Lewis o priation of money for the payment of |conquered Mascovites, and desirons, in | 1ut’ (i at Nebraskn City, which ocoa- | merged Into a Knights of Labora assem-— fopoees o ereet a 88,000 oat meal mil at contracta or of the employes unless there | his Infinite clemency, of benefitting and | sion is to be generally celebrated, bly. The tallors will hold thelr ennual | TR { Tyndall offers & blook of n of course, requires the magor to|precepts of the Koran, had granted them | oeeet attedenre ot e tontitute hold it the | formerly of this city, but now ef New | iy that town, 1 R 08 of any ins¥ York, is the only boss custom tailor who | 1, i be verg cerefal “dn the matter |a corner of his territories and prasented | county. ToTates o pay tha il of peteer o "hip | Lo thousand and_ forty four entries wero t disb t, s duty ie to see |t th o8 of sl g| The Sioux City and Pacific railroad has lo- L of p b made at the Deadwood land office during the of disbursements. s duty is to sce|them with some scores of millions of | Cr PN ¥ BG o he. Pino Kidge | workmen are on a atrike agalnst him. | year ending April 1, that the city paysits way as It goes. | plasters that they might buy bread and |agency at Bear Oreek crossing, sixty miles Jay Gould is hnvh_'uzuhnd time with| The proposition to bond Bismarck for Mayor Boyd's recommendation that|bless hia magnificent name. ";:""‘lnlvlml;}t'- Y i :::ll.'i:r;k.i?{mfl.fly*lff;:f.’,:":‘,‘,""‘,? fi|:;om2“'.:rmmrl;mk.w..,.u.«m.\.m the [ ——— ho Lincoln News eays “Satan is in com- o ro oMo . TwesTy years ago to-day Abraham |action be taken at an early day for the e wister. “Ttiche. | mand of the wicked hers and corn juloe is | fused 10 aocept & 25 cents reduction. Over $80,000 have boen expended on the dn died from the effects of the [the erection of a city hall bullding, now Tag British lion’s tall-twister, “Riche- | 4ing unto death,” Ono woman has applled | Co-uperative factory, No. 2, at South |streets and bridgea of Deadwood since its first s that the city possesses a suitabls loca. |lieu” Roblnson, has boen heard from | for licento to sell liquor, Norwalk, Uoun., hss Tiore_okder. than |@iavlsement asweity. © "% 7 T bkt tion, Is timely, and will b gonerally [sgain. Ina recont lecture In Now York [ The Lincoln Maennerchor sopeals to the | can b readily fillod, and anothor build: | The comt of tesmsoritive, tho reccidd, oF ———————— 2 0 o1 0| : 3 on, is Govenxon Dawes has lssued hls an- [approved by the people who ate In favor | ho took oceaslon to severely denounce inture tho succose of tho Sasngerfest t0 be ‘"!,‘m"':‘i:’r;;::::“l;r AT L u:uzcua more than sw,:m: aal Atbor Doy proclamation. Accord:fof publio lmprovements. 1t la Mr.|Jahot Rawol Fowelh | wheh 8| Tl ol ngrcatural socioy | s0lred Shat afte to motrow wagas of oh: | yunk t a depthof 00 foe A1 b tof the last legislature the | Boyd's opinion that the assessed valua-[called a reprobate, and who be- will hold their fifth annualfair at the grounds psntergmdl jolners shall be €3 50 per | was struck that burned freely. L ke 4 it 1s made a | tion of the ofty for 1885 will permit the |fore he went to Englend was|of tho society at Koarney, Neb., on the 7th, |doy, with eight hours on Saturdsys. Deadwood has secured a_revocation or sus- 22d of April is the day, an AT ity hall building |the champion tail-twister of the|8th, 9th and 10th of September. Thera are large numbers of idle men in | pension of the order removing tho land office legal hollday. Ml L A B | eltleh lom, Ono thing Is cortaln that| Ainsworth has o promicing youth of 19, | Now Orleans and work fs scarce. A |to Rapid City, and is correspondiogly happy. ———— to the extent of a hundred thousand h”. ion, fl: ; nxhfl cc?;“';z b unme\l] )-m;v.lrdls.t‘u:., who mensures .l:x ’fi'l: large amount of building fa under way In| A Russan colony has settled in Buffalo S i . | the vacancy causa@ in tho tail-twlster’'s | six inches in heighth, an uticommon bread o v { nty the past winter and #pring, securing to Four Arkansas murderers, sentenced |dollars, and 1t is ho})ed that his sug HEH hY I 1 m & the | of heam, and “-n?thfl(\f' pounds, B lw-\)u;;tun,‘ E\;dc hcn gpu;lrd:lthe guild :;::m.)vl"!luwr 5,000 M_mlu o gm‘umln(nt to death, have had their sentences com- gestlon that a propoeition to that ef-|cffice by the change In sentiment on the ~Navigation on -t tho- Kenrney koAl 18 u‘:!Gmec:nn(:‘tIB wil'l 5 ‘;)rh‘:(‘ l(l)gr l:n‘i’sz dosaatn; i ¢ for life by the|fect be submitted to the peoplo at a|part of Mr. Lowell has been ably filled | soppod for want of water, and all_passenger A Dl The Valentine road teems to be the popu- bbbl ) s Y 1 electi il be f bly acted | by Robinson and freight boats ace dry docked, Schooners, | tlon is progressing in Kansas towns. |, 'iutgtothe Hills this spring. Quite a president. This looks a little too much 'I"""'b ol :;"";t“" be l"l"": y 8o i however, aro still sailing over the bars, i Inléuu‘!; 1s ll‘l;;p:gvlng ::owly at Rich- .“,‘,1,,1," of people have ;\lrsldv come over it, i counci at an ear! i i Gasli: b mond, Va., an 0 workingmen are or- e 3 AL B L :f;“ o b doen kb definltely sisér,| Norwirsariwnsre)the dsmand made |, Dutlos J8 sorm 8t QG S5 KA ed | Gt w1tk Uk Kenghts OF Tabory £he | Dratrls ALsaiare estentics mare and ‘more/a t yot | tainen tha the bonds can ba issued if | [OF the franchise by women, the sex, as a | Parsons, killing one of throo children sleep- | negroes have scven aesemblies and aro|dread to the settler. The total of spring Nenraska democrats have not yet)tainen thad rule, after registering where they are en- L"‘fl"‘n?“‘?‘;““ tho stove. The other-two were | yory onthusiastic. lm:! in l‘h?n:“:'r,ltu:ly l(raolln‘mnnink to foot evenbad a smoll of office. They arevoted. un | The defeated Hocklng Valley miners [up to many thousands of dollars, ; fotty hungey, and cannot understand titled to vote, neglect or refuse to take : ]jb‘;nu “d;.i?:““ dlsgusing ;lt:u 'u{_ the | oo puffering for food. The anthraclto |, TWo aquatters on l:hac-nnm qln\rturlect{nn pre f £ - ) ivil . eeble min ome. the debate continues Sobe is quite common in the Crow Creek and Win- why, now that tho’season of Lent is THE CITY ATTORNEYS. REPORT. Mi.vnnhge of tho pn?xlege Becretary | fecblc longer it is foared the town will make a | miners are flocking into the Miners and “eé_xn SeVERRLIORS; SR, GoBbesunt bEoiik " they should fast any longer. The official report of City Attorney |[Pierce, of Massachusotts, has made a re- | jarge contribution to the inmates when the | Laborers’ Amslgamated Assoclation, and | anq shack removals are of daily occurrence. flliie - ) g Connell s a vory complete dooument. It |port to ths legislatare of the state, {n |institution is ready. some day, when times improve, there | " A samplo of tin oro from tho Unclo Sam ———— ! for | covers a petlod of two years, and shows | which he shows thatin 1881, 3,032 women _\V-t;rgoo, in this e-:mmay, -huv:-hu L wlg be troublo.l b "'i?é‘? tll‘mmd“”' Was ,:;hil\,o“.d in Dead- or ) signs of improvement as any of her neigh- n rare ocosslons a miner is found who ately, that ent pure Th“g;::f:: h:;:nnot;mm::;m. in detall the number, nature and disposal | registered and 1,437 onfy voted. In 1882, |bors, * New buildings, fonces, shds, and | 1oy nonge and unasratands onough to ex- | ta. The Taine is owned by Deadwood par- QU Thoe domlnfon parllament is about | Of all cases agalnst the clty. It is the 2,670 registered and 1,181 voted, The El‘:::%fi:: &',“?Z.&:f}.,,‘}f.’;?:.flcm press an opinion on_the labor question. |tict: ; 2 5 pieea i e alng TUEAY overy Ohi- |fir report of the kind ever prepared and [next year 2,778 reglatered and 1,833 "4y \ged man near Kearney, known in_tho | One of thess fsDr. Da Gosta. = Recently e il b bold ol s Into | printed, and Mr. Connell is entitled to | voted, and laat year 3,471 reglstered and |locality as Gravpa Lanchrey, ‘died suddenly | %0588 O 16 WAOC-BEACIOE PR OCH | tha supreme court will be held each year at naman entering Canada shall pay Into 2 1.780 voted. It will thus be that | While eogaged plowing in the field. When | warned him s situation was not se- | Vaykton, one at Bismarck and one at Dead- the trestury $26. the thanks of the tax-payers for inaugur- ;" 9 ";’0 . "t 1“‘ F :‘h““ l: dl-aoverelell‘:elwu u;t:lix;lg \Lpright in tlhn -:l:t oure, Thaprea:iher replied last Sunday | wood. ting a system that ought to be kept up|about GO ger cent only o ose Who | of the sulky plow with his hand grasping the | that he was not dependent on his salary. [ The Black Hills telephone company are said . lever, but stone dead, The workingmen have It In their|to be extending their lines from Custer City : covered the use of railro i ® n, to meet the incomin x Cil rsutedm‘Lunl!vllle MRS ?ld whisky hepnds oh nllgths dopartments conceralng TAX-DODGERS exlst in every communl- | down corn stalks to be altogether too expen- i.n:::l’;smcg::ll:nl‘:w::e:)m:y\:;g.lan: and Paolfic, Sl M debts, will probably do some lively eklr-| \€ac ; ty. They are found among the ranks of | #ive for ordinary farmiog. The railway com: | \ESIRECE, W arEopes any ORE TR ] anprotectiaembla Kitamptad . s, H bably thinks | their work, as it is only by keeplng fally pany have caused soveral arrests for taking |all of the two thourand Aessmblies of | CFE T B ot e ek on mishing for funds. ~Ele probably tty | advised upon the affalrs in each depart- wealthy, and not among those in moder- | rails for the purpose mentioned. the Kuights of Labor sending esch an | p."*wuter-works question. On being. chal: A Dl e ¢ that tho mayor and councll can|Ate clrcumstances or awong the poor.| Animmigrantonreaching Hestings rounded order for a_doz:n or twodozen hats to |]enged the angelic voter flapped her wings and good thing just now. men! : :i'rec:the :ualnan of the city It is the poor man who bears the burden | up his brood to fimi‘ cne miui:g_ 1;“;i|y the S&nth‘Norwnll‘k hllisru;dtu 'thslao- fled in disgust. properly di g telographing ahead of the train, the conductor | operative cigar makers an order for 10,- | Bill Montgomery, a Black Hills miner, had Ix tho olectlon of Mr. Bechel as its|snd keep within the provisions of the of taxes for he can not cover up his little | fund the innocent towhead curled up in a (000 cigars aplece; to the co-operative |a tustle wiiea bii einnamon bear near Roch- ~ the clectlon of 3 charter. Mr. Connell naturally takes |home while the rich man easily conceals et swectly dreaming, He was aroutcd a0d | boot, aud shoomakors an order for a few |ford a fow days ago, in which William came gentleman who, }m doubt, wll} glve eat- s Vi by beea (ot B e property of a like mature, and thus o8- | Clay Howard drow a $100 feed grinder in all thrungh,d au‘;I thus create au active, when he finished him with his knife, e o i e e b i 0.1 bon. ot o o Judgment andored | 27en Pying i ot aha of taxation, | laas Wans s Sarinto ek G Scoan “GF unme it sy o g Ton i s Mk 5 » o e 3 ¢ 5 , b eclan eventy- y d councllman for the past yoar ho hes A% | o to fhe Intoreats of the clly, | The asmessors In thoclty do tholr whole | iowing machioe st tho sum drawing. All| aatd that thoro aro odd rized ats, boote, 25 cents a share, sagrogating. S31. quired valuable experience, and ia every Tt ths faot it i|duty by securing an honest statement |Julius needs now to complete his heusehold is | eto,; but the:e are odd sized feet and [total dividends amount to S2, ho is well qualified for the | Were it not for the fact that an excess o to capture a good-looking widow or old maid. e TAY — | Do Smet_has declared it fity. LT 2 work, in the line of publicimprovements, | from all property-holders, and treat all| - (Boone County Argus. :‘:\::ahofcrt;;fixiiing 2 rl:,onkklrg ;h:gn:lllle (SRt RTstSso) AREERALIDK S20,000I STt ED oftice. J ; lik The people of St. Helena are_organizing s ) 2 | date, 5950,000, i necsssltated the entry of judgments for | men alike. DIERDEE Bl TEANIZING B | o 0og ahead toward the dawn of tome 2 2t coal prospecting company. Machinery has : An examination of the records shows that m— ¢ b o sweepinj o2d time. The remedy is at &5 san’ fi 5 Cuxans owen S0, 416, or bout|andupeiod satoss o Soniiols o) s atchmens of th wiorms” of et L Yant bt o e 11000 a2 i Y 2, L $50 for each man, woman and Ch“d\:mfii plrl:;uh::l{::m :b;:ofl;:kal:: :l';m‘: Boston newspaper assecurlty for alleged bee‘n hduc(;)vcrct} wh.hia t{he pant_ year, u‘ufl state who are rcbbed of one-fourth of Wi? no [;n((;_‘nt, Do mg,ipo, in fact tw.-kilm i i woul 3 ; conl has_been frequently found in digging | their earnings i - | nothing to indicate that the government has oL o e e porfootly cloan balanco shect, 1t cannot | 13?828 1n 8 libel sult, just beforo the | i, utth depth of rom thirty-ive to ity | taens petens. TR Lot e e wiLlntiile bo s lacu pon ke probably result in adding a few more oG G T 3 hour of going to press, has caused the in- | feet in small pieces. e “f}’er 'H:‘_ fosiead of elabbine to. | Deadweod stands, owners of real estate havo millions to this alrady lmmense debt. | be denled that Mr. Connel ‘; A ‘; 21 troductlon of a bill In the Massachusetta| Two lawyers, two patent right men and :c“m i guying Rho illm;_ ample reason for nervousnese, For persons who like light taxation the | very efficient officer, and it is hoped that leglslatare providing that “type,” whother | 0 ordinary citizens piled into a boatat )™ Sostaah teat o —_— 1 N e MR e o0 | LB P 8 ype, Brownvillo, last Friday, and proceeded to | vislons, coats, shoes, efc, at the nearest Domlnion is a good country to avold, both if 8oy l;;‘fi bll 2 viallant. for| 26t up in forms ornot, in use for print. fseil the ht.urbulkqnt Ml:_uuun.d A lll.nd; \qu large city. This would ke too practical ceasor wi e a8 capable and vigllant, for . struck the quaking craft, and a huge billow i b Al uld ] i sals/placo o seldence axd v alfsld tor | S5y depnrtme:lt of the cit§ e oor. | Ing nOwspapers rogularly publistiod, shall | 4L i dack, carryiog away her. chew, dh. | 1oe 1T on Fourth of w.cont per path: fnrestment, t-inlygo! great importance. The office notwithiniforty;eightihonra proviousito l&dmnig fil?.“.flffld"'}m ln?l“‘)inuxvvxkcl;d?:,fl(:é el or five toten cents a ton snd lcs2 . . 0 mizi X ater- 2 = 7 eritlolam | of ity sttorney should not be filled by the fixed tlme of going to press, be at-| ariners floundered for several minutes amid [ $200 in wages than to get together and Jubaixe from the Herald's critlelsm e e ¢ o |tachod if other property equal In valuo | the threatenicg wavs, when the lifa-saving |83ve §100 t 8160 a year by co-operative of Phelps’ appolntment to Englaud, we |any man unless ho is a lawyer of ac- |, /"0 o o 4. The |crow under the load of Miko Borada, throw | purchasiog. The Rochdale ploneers would [ Gheyenno treasury, Th iadebtedness of tho hould eay that Dr. Millor s getting | knowledged abllity and integrlty. o offared to satialy tho domand. The Jout alino and bauled them safely to’shor. | hav been forgotten twenty years ago in| cty 1o 166,65 we s b = officer must show by retarn that his | One sack of mail was lost. P had th ; vi i . paupers’ graves hac ey acted as do our| The reported trouble with the Crow Indi- mad. He doesn't think qulto so much e demend has boen refused or noglocted, | Thegrain men of Plattsmouth have 4 gold | Ponnsylvania miners and workingmon [ans in the Littlo Horn country has beon ami- of Cleveland as he did before the post-| TmnEe great London exhibitlon opens S o A S BT A B ;x;il:)vr;:d :fnx t.he nt;ee‘;"Snte\::dA;’:hnt :;: generally. But one of them had un old ;'l\bly settled and an outbreak is no longer master-generalship was disposed of, 'ln.i next month, and it is to be regretted This bill will probably be passed. The | firm piif,'fifge"‘lrsfiqugfii’ .o:hfl:::;lj&czfi ;:‘?Bll:l:.;:g:’i;?(;itclrzxE:ttzl:ifilftney'r;:d Pt Eotnson and ek Oronich. the sugitises. the fact that ay yot not one of the Miller | that American inventors have not seen | ,pjoq of it is mainly to prevent spite|fumors. of war and the advance. in pricos, | took turns at it, whsahl::g it at n'lgmfnx'l apd freian Jbjaredtln & wrevk Jat Noyom - d;‘“““’“:' ot b:""l“'th ;’.";ml"’f = it :‘.” s °‘::°"f"° 'l‘k; ‘i’d' work, which was the motive in the case [ Another party who livos horo who has over | lest they should bo seen by theiz fellow- e s Yaberun s agataat theUplon Eacl o offioejionlyiadis fuel i tolh s famo ok n- | vantage/of ik opporsuni-y iot \Logihe o ithe Boston|paper: b and warehouses along the B. & M. 1t | Workmen and declared crizy, ard opened | A prominent oil expert who has recent] dignation. to the attention of Europeans the 2{'?’,:;‘, ’x:rgr:‘;xa uh:\fly“bee; over 810,000 | their supply in a lim«? room in an alley \'ix“&tpl the Graff oil w(l:lln on the Little Papn): Tus falling of o row of poorly con- | American inventors and owners of valus- ( morclel convention at Atlanta, Georgls, |lot to tho poor, bubgry cditor, who. i williak | thote wheolbareaw at Rochdalo shat. St | Sxa¢kerating tho output they have not dons the structed houees in New York, resultlng | ble patents usually are not slow to selze | on May 19, and the two following days. c,".i_-v-,n‘p; x;:rl:m::{)::rgda(‘l)fin;énw})lr_id o:nhlm nrday night was =8 important a movement well justice, in the wounding and death of several|a chance of exhiblting thelr devices when | A circular letter has been sent out {nvit- Ei"l;tv:nrcxlouth Henid e " PAPC T and as grand an historic cvent ay the workmen, is*s warning that ought to be|benefits, as in this case, are certain to|ing the attendance of delegates from all : Th‘e \;u.iu:unfdfim 11.:,nd 1;!“;]0:( N;,,b,l,‘il fll::;:g of the pllgrims from the May- i : r the quarter ending March 31st was as fol- . hoed.ml‘svnrywhem, In Omaha wo have |follow. That there has }men 80 meagre | commercial .b?nheg, from all Incorporated | 1o L A commuted homesteads, | Cotton spinners to the number of S a building ordinance, and the authorities | a response to the Invitation from London | {owns and cities, and the states at large, | 7.507.28 acres, 39,459.16; 82 pre-emption act | 175,000, of whom 90.000 are men and iOentsal far, we don’t belleve that any attention | not sufficiently published. od with the financial and commerotal in- | cess timber oulture, 12.28 cres, 51535 2 pri- g;‘_’;‘if,‘l;‘-“’“T‘KQ“ cf'll’ém“ 8 N“"Df"l} 8880~ | for msyor of Denver was 1,170, tho building scason Is shout to open, it| Tur New York state senate has passed | th intorval between the insuguration of | mismiona—160 homéstesd entrics, 23,553.51 | (ors of the movement recognize the Fact | the oo of Cnbery (et 18 Prenuring towork should be ¢nforced in all fmportant par- |a bill creating a beard of commissioners | 4 new administration and the meeting of firgj'fl?l 02, 0.:.571'.11'11581 tgzxu‘rl::oz:tund“'mn.ncs. that, in proporticn as labor organiza‘ions | gold. ] 2 J toalars, who ara to bave power to'supervise the | nowly constituted congress is opportuno | trios, 11,752 I el b nre“-cgmmhegud. strikes diminish, .Tho legislative committeo investigating tho Arrsovon Couch aud his boomers are | whow the companies must roport the [ oial and reciprocity treaties between the | 3,7156.76 acron (no foee). Total reseipts of the | found tha first oharge on ~tho books 20| *°cured to sustain th charges, not to be permitted to locate fn Oklaho: | amount and profita of their business. The [ United States and foreign countrics; | Oftice, 528,063 59, cents fora 2-cent pess book, Legisla- 'e:2<;:~jlfi::sz’?‘:;l;nhe& of p:zx;-glt;:l {::th;"l’:’:-‘; ma, they no doubt wil tuko eatisfaction | bill provides that the prico of gas shall | nations] bankrupt law; Gihe compulsory r——— tion has falled to_check the evil and | s, 163, wan 44, There wero 409 persons In the determination of the government | not exceed $1.50 per thousand feet under | colnags of silver, and railway transporta- LABOR AND LABCRERS, :;:v::fln;argmg;uafilrf ;Ll:mm::'l:;: ‘t)l‘:: ng,:ed and 411 discharged, including 41 to act impartially towards all mlpnfierl- any ocircumstances, and {he companles tion are prominent among the topics | nriiors of Interest to Employers ana | m\ners are found on thelr own side,| The notorions Amold Howard, of Rio In other words, the cattlo-men as well as | ers prohibited from declaring dividends [ named for discussion. Employed Th.lu- leaders and advirers ara culpabl (:&.Xm:f county, w)mlh!.x bcf‘n 'Z‘x""f»dm'"' the boomers must vacate Oklahoms. The | of mora than ten per cent. annually on S ¢ negligent in directivg the exclusive at- [ cattle thieving several times, has af last) been president, proposos toput an end to all | thelr oapital stock. Whenover the prof-| Tho liquor clement dios hard in 8omoot | ppiadelphia Reourd, tention of thele followers to organization ganvitpdes Lol vho vesond convichipn ia e doubt in this'matter by {ssuing a gencra! |its of the businesy riso above this limit | the Iowa towns. This is particalarly the| From a large number of citios come :uud ‘flr:l(l,lbbliglg t%;et::e:mf:! :"’E;;I:‘:‘e COclorado has & bsd man with a hatchet, proclamation to all offonders to comply | the price of gas to consumers is to ba re- | csse in vhe freeand easy Missourl rlver |favorablo reports of uoususl builéing |goods. ‘l_‘l':[; Rame by Grites, '"‘dmlful,'“m,x:z'f_flu‘nnl}" with the law. The secretary of the in-|duced accordingly. It 1s believed that|town of Sioux City, where, In hopes of -‘ytiiitty‘ .h":}" ‘:"fldi':g permits ff oliaw ,;l‘ha h\;ur p;oblom will be half solved | to the Now Orleaus exposition, = Among the " 4 . . ork for the firat quarter aggregate - | when each worker can put a 1 state exhibite there was & minature model terfor will be Instracted to enforce it, and the house will concur with the senate in evading the prohlbltory law, the city 161,462, sgainat $5,000.675" fax the feat | 1tema on Trork -lm-ht?un hog DANeRD | FI0 N “which was 8 plague spot to the secretary of war 1s to be authorlzed to [ making the bill & law, which wlil relieye | councll has adopted a so-called “‘tavern quarter Jast year. In this oity the bulld-] Tho denial comes mthar.hrdy 0540 ;irhr)x‘e-’ .en.mle e Seizing his q . » ; tchet ot an opportune moment give military asslstance If necessary. the gas consumers from the extortlons |ordinance,” regulating saloons and pro-|ing permits exceed $3,000,000 for the | reported contract for 200,000 swords|ha demolished the fars df — which have been so long practlsed upon | viding for a license of §1,000 a year, pay- gm quaLtur. bSo l’nrmlhl- monthdltlhe with the Ohicopee Cuticry cz;mpln ; molisher l n - and frame work of 5 inted pos! oorporations. able monthly, This ordinance might|fisures bave been rolling up steadily, *‘What is the labor question]’ was|Part of the state show., He was jailed, m.l:::: :):nflh:gb::l;p::t t\.)o l;w: them by the gas corp ¥ el (Jlontnc:‘arl l:zhthlutl zllh no nnta(\_md recently asxed one of the professors of — : clrcumstances Wi e an exoeption- |the John Hopklos universl worrled over appointmeuts than he {sat| Wg cannot understand why the Lin-|the riverinto the high license state of |ally favorable year. The worklngmen |student. The rnnwer is not ‘r’aco‘:{ied? Lowis and Cl. : ANTANA: the present time, The continued siege |ocoln Journal should constantly attempt | Nebraska, but in Iowa a prohibitory in-|seem content with prevalling rates of [but here is one: The lndiana labor Bu:: I:“r"al;:°z'“:yx‘tw°?: of the Herald sanctum by offica-seekers |to belittle Omahs. If it cau offer any |junction fs lable to collide with it any | Wo8e®: r“"",“’ “"fh”“"' to be bailt | bureau, for instence, says that tho value | at aix bits a hox with Infeed hateerme oo has compelled the doctor In self-defense | reasonable explanation of its contemptt- :'fi;;;:;;;fi:; ’m b::d;::: ::“fl :‘:fl t‘:r:::z'l' m’:':“:t:‘;:rh;ggf 'm"":' Sixteen thousand dollars has been raised to eay that *‘complaints about not get- | ble courss towards the metropolis of the [ may be well enough if Slovx City de-|overlooked for years past. Real estate |timated at $97,267,000; ‘Wagos paid ?:b;r, :;:rnn'ld building the proposed college at Boze- ting appolntments to office In vur state[state we would like to have it do so. |slresto collect a revenue in this way from | is improving, and with more rapld means | $31,273,340; all other expenses, $4,836,-| Seven tons of rock fell on . T.. Davis in should not be located at anybody’s door | The Journal, while it does not materi- | suchsaloon-keepers who propose to take :g:'.":;fl‘;fl:::‘l‘:"n?;‘u“b‘: ::‘;l:;“;‘;h g?-s‘ rlBedllllc"Fhs the valae of dth- aw Ll‘:::gengnl Charta mine at Butte, breaking : e el all other expenses an ‘wages o hereabouts. They should be transferred | ally hurt Omaha, does not bulld up Lin. | the risks of continulng In busin The New York painters demanded |paid R i vpd“ e m.ln_ T61a exnactad /(bak thai e e e tar s to Washiogton,” In other words he|eoln by its efforts to tear down this city. | the ordinance Is no protection whatever |$3.60 for ten hours after April Gth for | ufactured product, snd 10 per cent in. | Ba's $160,000 court house will be comploted shifts the heavy responsibllity upon|The press of Omaha hasalways treated |to the saloon-keepers if any one sees fit ::. ulzolx:: I:ndt ';‘““d some pgrllfl:ll t'%rglfitzonfi:l%a capltal employed, we have "h:‘f':';:':' ey S Grover Oleveland, My, Cleveland will | the capital ity falrly, and we know of | to prosecute them, ey go ast Laesdsy evening the ,520, unexpended and unac- sossion of congress approprial pmh:bly be able to stand the responsi- | no rn‘n‘on why’ Omnh‘n should be made ¢ —— b""]l‘l"“‘ h: mh. fi""'"af"f ;‘gll tlm; wb:n“folor' sxonph ]-:.hpmfiu to caplial l.;'zg'm'filfrly. #5460d, Yo SuiRpiate Vv Msmia ’ . employers at she Brunswick hotel, and | above 10 per cent. or wants to know 834 M 5 bllity. the object of mean and splteful atlacks b.A:!. ':"d "’““bD""'M':l‘" "’;"“dl‘: afl'nec{ to work at 45 cents per hour; | why Llwu? is such @ surplus, and why It m,l,:.l:f,?pg&";%";,'.m'fl'}'wm°3’f,l;,lji:': av the hands of the Journal, as the two attacting as much attention as he the bosses offered 42 cents. Next Tuss- |cannot share in It. This fs the labor|in the -ggng.udeouobo ds, " c 3 200,000 pounds, ¢ the]clties are not at all in the position of |While posing as a candidate for post- | dsy the bosses will finally answer. The | question, Mr. Student, Conetant and McDonald, two notori Tus ecdur ot Moy Bord ok 5 | foalous sivals, Ta n busioes woy Couneil|master-general. The Ohlcago News | paper-havgers propose to refure to haog | * Tho leglalataro of North Carclin bas oru thinves wers captiret by sho vuiantos doors of gambling houses ept close makes the following comment oa the |PY Paper gold by wall paper manufac- | pasted an act providing for the establish- |in the northern part of the temsitory and 50 that no one oan enter at will, may B‘l‘:’fl. and Blouxfl:!ltyl, located in another B g ::r_en' cumhinntfll‘tfin uglenklthoy I;. aid | ment of school where lostruction will "‘EB'A s o possibly have the effost of keeping out | state, are more the rlv: " $ eir wages. e Brooklyn an ew | be given In wood-workiog, mining, met- . A, Huley, foreman of a bridge bulldioj o ’;" which purposs it is il:lugndod Lincoln is, yet the newspspers of those| Ex-Postmaster-General George L. Mil- | York bakers held a meeting last night to | allusgy, practical lgrloultu‘ra, and some b ;"‘“‘:;: N"Ji'fl"“ Pa ff 38 P " Am0 citias bave never amaulted Omaba in ler, editor of the Omaha Herald, con- |organize sgalnst working eighteen hours | other branches of industrial education to sonla’ i o flfgd ei-?.?.: d but 1t the gamblors have not the decency | two o fesscs that he made a mistake whon he|s ' day. ~One baker (Herseman) in | be added as good judgment suggestr. S A N S S t> order all boys out of thelr rooms their | such a spiteful manner as the Journallannounced last week that he would sign | Willismeburg, who demands that his men | The employers of {ron workers in the | 050 ounoss, were mads it h:'?ilifln:“u'.l&fi;j places ought to be shut up entlrely. | bas done. no more democratic applications for | shall work seventeen hours a day for five | weat are anxious to ascertain the proba- | States aseay office for the year ending March ot & 0od deal of room for reform office. Now he wlghdrn s that declara- dsys and twenty-two hours on Satur- | ble municipal strength of the amale 1, 1884, Kor the year ending March 31, There is & goo N T Chinese fmperial proclamation tion and he wi'l cheerfully sign ev- | day, has been boycotted, and all theNew | mated aseoslation Some put 1t at 10,. | 1887 169 depoeita were made, amounting 1o in the sporting cirdle, snd it ls to be d ! 1% Y ery petltion, spplication, lettér, paper, | York labor assoclations have jolned in 000 only, of which 3,000 are in the Pltts- | 2007 ounces, ehowing an Increase over 1584, hoped that the reform mayor will prooeed ‘hat the French barbarians having |oeo ‘ent him, Touchlog the previous | the movement. In several Brooklyn | burg dllu‘!c(;butlul‘nubu'theylrespu» for (e 1ae pe"id'liw""”“nu“' to carry 1 out. Among the frst things | bumbly susd for pesce, the emperor, |announcement it would seem that hia | bakerles the men work 46 to 108 hours | tans, Indeed, who oanput many to flight. e, driy tthe surplus of fmoved by thelr prayer, has graclously |only mental reservation was the matter | per week. The present prospects are tha' the em- S LIVORNIA, to be done s to drive out the avrp ted their request, may causs somef°f Postage stamps, snd ft gratifies us to) The fifth wass meetivg was beld In]ployers will refuse to confer with the .hfi:.“:::“nruhl:-hhwcll"ne !h." Jorcie tin-horn and skin gamblors and other J sranted their requeat, e Mttte |leara that bis expausive mind has rlsen | Now York lut Weducsdsy eventog [reprosentatives of tho asscciatton unless | frue srospest i sxealeato oo 404 1o such worthless characters, and close up l::l“’:l‘hhl "“““'Fo:" T :::. § sbove that trifling, mercénary consldera- Em:fir thn’;mpmu of tkhc Amalgamated | they come with powers to mct and deter- | The largest prune orchard in the world i the dives, dens and man-traps generally, gnation in Fravce, yi ery | fion, ullding Trades councll to organize® mine for \hose they rapresent, situated one mile from Sarstoga, Oalifornia, and contalns 16,000 trees. It was sold recently for $75,000, A company of caplitalists, with 500,000 eapital, are looking for & tract of land in the viclnity of Gridley, Butte county, to grow sunlewers on, There is some talk of tendering the presi dency of the State University to General Francis A Walker, superintendent of the United States ceneus, Burglars are holding high carnival at Sacra. monto, Scarcely a night passos that their raids upon the residences of well to-do citi- zens are not recorded It is stated that a combination of speci- Iators have purchased all of the black mourn ipg goods for decoration purposes in San Francisco. and expect to realize a handsome profit in the event of Gen, Grant's death, The cacho in which the gang of burglars re- cently broken up by the detectives of Los Angeles, at Anaheim an Santa Ana, was found last Thursday in a vacant lov at Santa Ana. A Jarge smount of valuable property, which the thieyes had buried in sacks, was recovered, Tho sensation of the const just now ie the marriage of Judge S, Clinton Hastings, seven. ty yearaold, to Miss Lilian Kuoust, aged nine- teen, The marrisge was sudden, and is much commented on, Quite recently he deeded all his vast estate excapt afew hundred thousand dollars, to his two sons, Whether the bride knew this or not is not stated. It is statod that Touia Riel, tho French halfbreed who is the leader of the Indian re- volt in Manitoba, lived n number of years in San Francisco, s flrst employment there was at the pavillion, when O'Leary walked against Weston, O'Leary was friendly to him and got_him employed by Lyons, the bootblack, Riel poliehed boots fora short timo and then went to Virginia City. ITna short time he returned to n Franciaco and, the exhibit, and practically ruined the best |~ it is anid, was one of the first to_sell tomales on the sidewalk. He was a firmly knit man, with dark complexion, and very reticent, The Lick trustees, or tho tasks originally assigned them, have vet to erect tho free baths, the ¥rancis Scott Key monument in Golden Gate Park, the great telescopo on Mount Hamilton, and to provide for the en- dowment of the California echool of Mechani- cal Arte. The bath building is expected to cost altogether about §75,000, which will leave anequal amount to maintain it. For the monument proposals have already been in- vited from W, W. Story, the eminent sculp- tor. It is the matter of 'the observatory, ac cording to present appearances, which will probably bo the last thing acoemplished. STRAY NOTES, So-called deserts of Arizona are now covered with grass and flowers, Tt is reported that Superintondent Gerrard of the Carson mint has a list of over 1,000 ap plicanta for the eighty positions at his disposal. Last week Mrs, Mary A, Leonard applied for admission to practice law in the Salem courts, but she was refused on the ground that it conflicted with the statostatutes. A Spanish coin, dated 1771, and bearing the profile bust of Oharles IIL. of Spain, was found abcut two feet beneath the surface of the ground on CaptainMaddox's place, in San Jose, by a man who was digging post holes. News from Gila Bend, Arizona, says that a new discovery of anthracito conl hns besn made_vear there. Considerable excitement prevails, and in consequence._there is prospect of work boginning on the railroad from Tuc- con to Calab eis in a very short time, A colony from Kuneas settled in Camas Prairie, Idaho last week. This colony is com, posod of reveral familivs and a mumber of young men, all of whom are traived farmers, They brought two car-loads of household furnituro and ono car-load of agricultural im- plements and seed along with them, Sam Carson, n son of Kit Carson, the cele brated Indian fighter on the plains in early days, whilo investigating o houss in Lo Angeles, reputed to be haunted, & few days ago, discovered the cause of the trouble, An imuense swarm of bees had mad their home in one of the walls, and had stored it with a large quantity of the finest honey. At Oregon City, Henry Withrow has_ob tained a verdict for $15.000 against the O, & C. R. R. Co,, for damages sustained by his infant chkild, which was'thrown from the arms of its mother whilo she was. alighting from the tramn, and falling under the car wheeln had both of its logs cut off. The en gineer started the train beforo the lady had got entirely off the car, — High License in Sioux City, Stoux Ciry, April 15.—The aty council passed a tavern ordinance for the regulation of saloons providing for 1,000 license, pay- able monthly, subject to cloeing, abohition of screens, etc. This is in pursuancs of the business men's movement againet the stric: enforcement of the prohibitory laws, A telephone line is to be constructed be: tween Ainsworth and the county geat of Keya Paha county, A Parlalan exerimenter has éiscovered that man is more sensitive to tho effecta of morphine than fs any other anfmal. A dog can take five ttmes as much of the drug and a monkey fifty thmes a3 much in proportlon to thalr reapective we'ghts as & human being. ATARRH FPME Great Balsamic Distillat on WitchH, Americas Tover, cd SANFORD'S Cold in the Head to Loss of Smell, Tasto_and ing, Cough and Catarrhal C tion, Completo treata ont, consisting of one battie Raoical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and one Improved Inhaler, in one pac age, may now be had of or $1.00, As SANDFORD'S e q i(AUIUAL CURE. Complete Treatment with Inhaler§1 absolute speoific wo know of’—Med. © best wo have fonnd in s lifetime of He . Wiggin, Boston, ftor a long struggle with Caterrh the RADIcAT Cuik has con luored”-Kev, 8. W, Monros, Lewlaburgh, Pa. i iave not found a case it did nob reli b Andrew Leo, Manchester, Mase,® "00"® b 900% Potter Drug and Chemical Co,, Boston, For th COHT-A'N& At nmtant 1 b vomuind o okion \gw, '}{/ gllnln. Nouralgis, = Solatica, W M/// aon by Colds, Weak Back, Stom. Bowels, Bbooting umbness, Hysterls, Fe- Palpiiation, Dyspep. wpiaint, Billoos Fevor, Malarin, and Epldenos, use Collin's Plasters (an Elechrie Battery combined wi Plastes) aod laugh st pala TUTT’S PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. The Greatest lcficgt '.l'rlnm!h of the Age! YMPTOMS OF A ORPID LI AN /: L cml'c\\\ PLASTERS ¢ eye, Re 1 dreams, Highly colored L CONSTIPATION, TUTT'S PILLS aré especially adapted to such cases, one doso efects such u El god L0 b loation of color, acts by Druggists, or GRAY HAIR or WHISKERS chango GLessY BLACK by @ single appl his DYE. It imparts a natura mstantaneously. Sold nt by express on receipt of @1, 3m00. 44 Murray 8t., New York.