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

’ wr e ————————— [ s T H)]‘w DAILY BEE OMAHA AS A LIVE STOOK MARKET | time he has conduoted the affales of his 4 . g Ty A A AN APPEAL TO TRUTH. Tbe Convincing Addrcss of the Hon. Jumes W. Savage to the Jury in the Libel Suit, P OCACEENSINIES PRI as ¥V U TSI W ald and World. Such a paper might a1y Claiin (he west ana sprasc over tno east | United States explaing why the daily orders and make s new nation. Others said that [Of tho secretary of war were known in the there would bo no secesslon at all; that hot - | Yobel camp as soon as they were known in headed Alabama, and vindictive South Car- | Washington. Now, in the first place, Thure- olina might attempt to withdraw, but they |ton has drawn upon his imagination for that would be brought into the union again by |Statement. There is no trath init. Ihave means such as Jackson employed in 1832, 8o | t00 much regard for my friend Thurston to it was difficult for Mr, Rosewater to say |charge him with statiog a wilful faleshood, where he should go, but ho went into a state | But it is far from the truth, Tn fact, the which had refused to pass any ordinance of | shrewdness, oare and watchfulness of our gov- wccessfon, and he adhered as you or 1|ernment in that regard precluded the possi- would have done to the employer who had |bility of tuch treachery. True, there given him his bread and butter, As a skilful |was hardly & week that we did mot and efficiont operator he devoted himeelf to | hear that a projected attack upon such and the telegraph company; as a patriot he ad |8ucha polnt had been frustrated by intelli- herod to the cause of his native land; to the |getice sent into the rebel army. But this cause of the union; and so openly that they | meant that the government had no lntention Bome interesting figures, relating to|department in a brsinesslike, honest and | prove s sucoets within ftself, but as a cattle shipments from varlons parts of |impartial manner. It is probable|crusher of cld-establiehed journals it Nebraska dlrect to Chioago, are furnished [hls intention to weed out all| would provea failure, no matter how us by a correspendent writing from Crete, | the frandulent, lsnd-grabbers on|much capital it might have at its back. According to bis statement 300 cars of |the Crow Oreek reservation, so that only Hond-ymmn!'n: :-"'1' v“':“j' o 1% o corn-fed cattle were shipped from Crete | justice may be done to the honest set- One Yoar 0:00 | Thres Months....# 250 |to Chlesgo over the Burlington rosd |tlers. President Cloveland has mean- i Ty e © % during the month of Aprll, 200 cars |time viituslly suspended his otder com- ik Mé&:?’mfi;vaqw‘d“em” during the month of May, and 100 so | manding the settlers to vacate, this step Ono Yeat, with premium.. #4200 |far this month, It is estimated that|no doubt being taken to glve Secretary e Monthe, Withow premrain - slnce January 1st 1,000 cars of live atock | Lamat time to fally investigate the Crow e have been forwarded from Crete, the |Oreek difficalty, so that when congress All C,mm..;,::::::::,::':: wnd Bditorial | value footlng np to about one milllon [ meets the matter can be intelligently and matters should be sddrossed %o the Evrron or wus | dollars, Thess are figares for the busi- | satisfactorily acted upon. Owmana Orrron No. 914 AxD 916 Fanwaw Sr. New York Orrron, Roou 65 Trisuns Buito- INNG, Pub'ished every morning, exoept Sunday. Jh Tar govarnment entomologist has glven a list of the localitles which the locust ls likely to visit this season. We are happy to see that no place In Nebraska 1s men- tioned in it. Malicious Slancers of Political Enemies Effectnally Rofuted, GENERAL J;;{ns S Bruaspaiy will roen be with us sgain. He han been orderd to rejoin hls regiment, the Second cav- A Calm, Dispassionate Heview of the Testimony in the OCOase—The LR PR p— nees men of Omal and partionlarly ——— alry, in this department, Record of a Busy Lite in ca'led him an abolitionist, and the governor of | of attacking that spot and never had had, and All Business Tetters and Remittances #hould be | for thosa interested in our stock yards THE OHIO CAMPAIGN. War and Peace. T"fl“"ae, threatened him and said that sen- | sny information that was sent into tha rebel timents such as he was spreading abroad |lines was sent there with the design to blind Tr Gladstone had taken more to budge, and lees to budget, he might not hav been consigned to his political bier. matter of manafactures, but there is a great deal of room for improvement In thia respect. —_— Tae Pekin {reaty has been ratified. The frog-eaters of France and the rat- eaters of China can now shake hands and swap dighes, Tue fact that democratlc edltors are to be speclally favored with federal pat- ronage, s rapldly producing an abundant crop of democrat!c papers In Nebraska. —_— Tue French admiral, Courbet, who nmashed coneiderable Chinaware during the recent unpleasantness, has surren- dered to the conqueror of all men. He dled on board of his ship, his desth being naused by prostration from overwork and mental anxlety. Anone the witnezses named by Sena- tor Manderson to appear before the inter- state commerce committeo in Omaha next week, are the members of the Nebraska rallway commission. The commlttee will now find out what a railway commission does not know about rallways. TaE fron workers are making headway slowly but severely In their effort to In- duce the mill owners to accede to thelr scale. The latest signature to the scale is that of Oliver Brothers & Phillips, In Pittsburg, employing 3000 men, who re- sumed work to-dsy. A conference is to be held on Tuesday, and it is belleved that within four or five days all the mills will be running arain. e — THE senate committee on commerce will reach Omaha next Mcnday or Tues- day, and hold a session here for the pur- pose of investigating the mansgement of railways and ascertalning the views of business men and shippers generally con- corning thelr relations to public carrlers, and the necessity of legislation by con- gress to regulate railway traffic, and to encourage the improvement of the water- waye. Senator Oullom, chairman of this eub-committee, has requested Senator Manderson to furnish to the committee the pames of prominent partles wke would be likely to afford the desired In- formatlon. The committee has already held sessions in New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicsgo. It will prob- ably find Omaha a3 good a field for In- formatlon as any it has so far visited. ressed to Tn Brn P COMPAXT, OMAIIA. Dratua.hocks and Post ofiow orders to 16 made psy: | and ughter houses, to carefally study, | In the nomination of Judge Foraker wonld ot 1 - able t6 the order of the company. Why should all these cattle slong the | the republicans of Ohio think that they | Tbe foliowing items, culled from the Omaa | 1 0 o i ’ ould not be permitted, An operator in a | them when the roal attack was to by made y g sorrespondence of ths D Molnes Rallway . J. W. Savage said: May it pleaso | Maryland offico sent over the wires a telo- | some whero else, Tt - i & o P g Times, will be found of interest to local train h of the jury;: en the | gram ‘‘H aarah for Lincoln and the Union.” | any Information gotting nto the rebel lines E-'ROHI»{WATER. Eomor | direct to Chloago, as well as those along | 8vailablo man that they could have se-| .- court adjourned last evening, you were fresh [ They said, “this won’t do. We won't have | from the secretary of war at Washington, un- r.%,?x):%g'ol:nm:f’;{ a{)J.-fly Oiroulation, | he Nebraska lines of the Chioago & |lected san candidate for governor. His| hysineas on the line is not very rushing, from the enjoyment of one of the most elo- [ such sentiments aa that spread abroad in our | lessit may have beon by the capture of some T probabllity 1 that Froddy's snit | Burlington and the Northwestern aro do- :ltlonho!f ::lonhdence in h:;h.bllmgyght‘: ond “Becsnd cond“uw“..(.‘"m:i Millar a0 | with the csve i ml"l‘:fl';in:::;n‘l:’q‘:::ngn“ ::::,u;n’dr:;n:hopnnl_nr w;‘n ’mutnlnlly dli» n:;loru n: ([lu‘ fie:;l :r {;uu one place to an- N i . | draw the fall party vote. e fact that | Leonard promoted to extra conductors, Of & . e servico, DBefore Rosewater | other, So I say that it is not true that Rose- against Mr, James Orelghton will prove | ing everything In thele power to discrim . i tpd t’ by Hoad. | course ot kiow what & *sscondcondotor” | Lt a8 an adirablo address, 1 have heard | knew it, bsforo Tennesco had gone out of | water ditclosed secrets of the povintaaETl mlefit, inate sgalnst Omaha simply In order tc | he was defeated two years ago by “|is. As Iheard it told once, the first conduc- | nothing but compliments of it since I left the | the union Nashville was surrounded by rebel | Washington, I this boy 21 or 22 Ketr 1t before the oy councll that |8¢¢ the long haul? It is cortainly high ly bas not weakened him in the least :g;,,'::;:‘-.‘i:e traln, and the “‘second condue- | court room yesterday and T fool nothing but | soldiery, although moro than one-halt of her |of age AL LAY, R ‘:L;:;~£I;;03 100 3 h ¢ 3 s .m“.,k: :r:)m_:,c“z a disgrace o | {1me that some steps be taken to put an In the estimation of his supporters, who | * LaUSCL Rogars, of the Lincoln passen- | RFatitude towards a man who can excite my | inhabitants wore strong unfon men and 1 be- | oporators in Washington, ono of twelve or o SRFECAY0 | ond to m dlscrimination that Is not only | Will etraln every neryo to elect him. fier,‘lmcgn_nn enst o’;u:lx weeks' v""l;' Con- | admiration as Mr, Thurston does, I may say | lieve a larger portion of them remained union | fourteen in the war department, ono of 1,200 a well-paved cily. unjast but serlously damaglng to one of | The republicans {n this campaign start n; or mxcn(-:;r :n ;‘run'n]-::lior. ‘-ml. . that if it were not for an occasional nasal | until the cloe of the war. The homes of [in the union army, and my friend says that —_—— the most important futerests of thls city, | ont with some advantsga in_their favor R e i L e :’-nns in his voice which I think he must f northorn Alabamaand onstern Tenneseo wers | informetion Jonked into tho rabol lines and that The products of Nebraska that naturally |OWIng to the annullment of the Soott)The nurse girl had her ont)in her little car- I;::’J":':‘;‘:;‘[‘fl'z::i“;:‘:_‘“::‘": d“:‘ml!h‘! "“"":"l"v :‘fin only who took arms and|out of theio 1,200 men Rosowater was the i S it o Bt Jooak. . Wi 3 0 o pos: | ernment. It is proposterous, I will not in- be hauled direct to Chicago unless our|an snnual income of over $2,000,000. :,“_'{ f,“‘,_'c:ndl"tcfxlr::n,’“"&“'hm 'l':mll&:: follow him as best Ican. Tome these graces [sible, awaiting events, hoping and praying | sult your intelligence by dwelling upon it. It business men take some declslve action | This law, which had been paesed by a|piie‘idthes and gold bands. of oratory aud beautics of expression are un- | that the union might bo re-established, Who, | was not believed at the time, or Mr, Rose- either by a vigorous protest, or bullding republican leglslators, and which was i Con?“ctar ?‘k ‘n;llh,'who tnu ?i“l:l h“t fortunately denied; but 1f T had them; if I | within the sound of my voice, tried to escape [ water would not como Lefore you with this 4 i 1l j loosl” linea " of sallways, terminating at provlng.nhlhctory to the mass of the b::,:;n:m?‘:K (lor!:‘h: lll: lllfil‘cafl ::omh: EL ;(?ru:h;?dtolnpptll‘;u yeur pfr]m‘"eu! a8 my | during the war from the n-bvel prison at Snlh. d(lcllmfnt yellow with the stains of time, this poln, and actlng as fecders from the | t4x-Psying people whose burdens | resumed business ‘again aa good s new, iend did, I would not do it. It was his[bury and reach the union lines? If there is | bearing still upon it the marks of the office b : 1t materially lightenod, was declared un. | . Geore Miller, oue dude conductor, (but as|cue to do it. On his side of tho case, |one whodid it ho will remember how as he [ from which it emanated and bearing the sig- est eoctions of the state. Ono of the e Y“!,l W ) 4 fi;‘m o boy as ever katin a way car,) is out with | if I had possessed that power I would have | approached the borders of eastern Tennessee | nature of Thomas T, Eckert, whom you all first steps to be taken Is for our business | constitutional by the supreme fl:mt. an :rgsixg('::lflfinm putting up- the ‘new traln | eyerciged it, But I choose in my argument to | oF western North Carolina he found at every | heard of, whose reputatioa is not coufined to men and shippers to patron/zs only those the responsibility for bringing about such | "GN REA ey L) ie s off on & pleasure | contine myself simply to the evidence in the | crossronds some Samaritan who would give |any one town or state, but is known all over road: i . |a result has been shouldered upon the | trip, and that prince of good fellows, Eber H, | case'and the law which bears upon it. him food, drink and shel i i - o Vi y s that are not inimical to our inter: n b _ W, L p « I trust 3 d shelter, bind up his lacer- | the whole country, What does he say? He ests, This should be followed by some democrats, The defeat of the Scott law Em:mmf‘z’;;timnbmi.:&h* Ihnluu‘nhl?si;:‘cl:‘sf I ¢halt not go beyond it. And if I, gentle. | ated feet and send him forward two or three | eays that Mr. Rosewater was not only a good actlen towards bullding a local rosd to wiil probably figuralargely in the cam-|Jos O'Byrne is running Smith’s crew on the men,lon my pbm and you on yours confine | or ten miles to the next union man, until at | operator, but that ho had “*[ulfiiled every duty algn in favor of the republicana in spite | Columbus Jocal, If you want to know | ourselves to the pleadiogs and the testimony lnst he came in safoty within our lines. Be-|with entire satisfaction to the govornment.” nerthern and northwestern Nobraska. | Polg P P | dandy, right up-and-up follow and a fiest- | for the facts, and take the law from his honor | fore Mr. Rosewater know that wat had come, | Does that mean wha it say:? is it trus? s it There is no doubt that such a road would | Of any representations that may be made | class railroad man, get acquainted with Joe. i Sl e s AmRE Y Idential The old reliable *Old Man Perrigo” is run. who sits upon the bench, I shall retire from |almost all of the state of Tennesseo was |a fact that he satisfied the goverument in the not only pay, but It would put an end to [ b¥ the democrats. - In a presidential year | ., 0°G 01,0 crew on the other local this court room with the consclousness that |eurrounded. It was impossible for him | service in which he was employed? does M. the disorlmInations of the Northwestern, | Ohlo can bo counted upon as a republi- u.“'(’y"mh Lumpkins. one of the rume men in | wy chent has succocded in_ gotting a verdict. [ then o get out of it. Ho remained | Tickert lio, or do toeso slanderers and falsifiors A road to the south and southwest|Can state, but in an cff-year It is aa liable | [h mll?:n‘n):;;]g.ynnddn;-l::'l‘:snll:'eufl(u:flz:p:‘:‘; It may seem a truism and platitude to com- [ up to the time of the riots continuing to per-|lie ~ when they say that he was would have & slmilar effect|to 80 one way as the ether, as the local | visit Mexico™ mence an address to jury in a cause of this | form his duties as an honest ;man, and as any | ditloyal. & rpy, and violated tho confidence upon the Burlington. It would ssem {saues are brought to bear in every pozsl- ——— vhnmcter.l)y saying that the love of country | man who, when ho makes a contract with an | placed in him by the government? But we hat Omaha fs now of enffictent fmport, | blo manner. 1t fs asserted that thera aro (nildren’s Day, 1s inuate in every snimato thing, and yot how | employer, regards that contract as a sacred [ do not need tho tostime.y of Lckert alone, p . o Ohfldren’s day was was very appropri- | closely that consideration bears upon this | obligation, —The riots in Nashvillo came and [ We have other testimony. We have n th ance to command fair treatment at the |BOW no factional divistens in the party In 5 i he was obliged i N pO A UL : b Indend o fortunsty sondi. | ately observod at tho Seward sireot M | cwse. Every animal lovas the home whero it | be was obled. to coase his active eervice, | first placo the books which have been pro- hands of the raliroads, but if it cannot y ce E. church Sundsy. In {he morning| "8 reswed. The domestio cat, driven from |but waitod until the stars and etripes ehould | dused in ovidonce, and which my friend be obtained In any other way then it can tion of affairs, This is bornoe out by the h ' hed hildren’ its habitation, will return miles in gearch f |#ppear in sight of the city of Nashville. [ Thurston says show only that he was em- be secured by the bullding of such roads | Unsnimity of fecllng displayed In the 5 "P‘; °" P:"f‘:‘ d‘l" 2 ;“" : BEFMON 5 mpg cony, says Shakespeare, “dwells RO Ol L, ChRy e atate convention, whila the earnestness 'rom the text, nd let a” eauty of | Ghere sho is kindled,” and we see the |land river they looked, and there flosted once | he once applied for an increase of pay, and would, of course, involve the lvestment | cxhibited in the platform planks 1s evi- lt;aml.:;rd:;x;flffn brf:n%mo‘;:’ems”'re?«: same instinct in the dog, the cow and |MmOre the flig of the vnion, There were | that he wa3 once obliged to “kin out.” leav- of coniderable capiial at s}, bub that | 20800 of » dotorimiaod. splelt o make | Aowers wore eshiblitd—one & beatialy| s ey ol rom theso animals o the| S0PD (U o A0et, Hhere e B | 1oF i ol belind bim, thas teyieg o would In tho near future rotura a profit- | mest vigorous ight for the principles of | well doveloped fuschia, the othor 8 f3ded, | rens man Tovin s conmiry which e, | d departed, and Mr. Rosswater immodi- e e L 5 b : r believe - able Interest. Wo believe that such |republicanism and loyalty. It has already z;‘:::::‘e;’""' 'X‘[‘}o‘“: ":551::::l:“l‘:;d"’1:‘; bim birth, the home of his boyhood nndgxhe ately crossed the river and sought the camp | tleman, you may believe that he i,,",, ,fi::. enterprises on the part of Omaha would | been called a bloody shirt platform, but, beatty ard life of which had been con. | Fesidence of his maturer years, The Irish. [ Of the commandiog general. That this was | derer, a villain, or what you like, but yeu will be substantially endorsed and alded by | Pertaps the waving of tho bloody shirt|wumed by o worm, hidden among the | man. obliged by oppression to leavo tho Jand | 0ue #0 oo, that ho oven took o tkifl and fnever, f you kvow anything about him, say the people of this sta st |in OBlo at thie time will csuse more en-|loaves. Near the closs of the diecouree, | Which ho loves, may come to this country, | Crostcd the river and hurried when he saw | that Edward Rosewater is a coward. And peop: te who muet ) he old f h nsturally take pride In the metropolls | thuslasm and unitad action in the repub- | two hearts were ehown, one pure ana | but he nover forgets the green island which 1 | the 01d ag to bo once -more beneath the pro- | yet Thuraton tries to make you believe that N s e SiE 1p lican ranks than could be created in any | White, the other dlzcolorcd with stains, | waehed by the warm and Ipleasant waters of | tection of its folds, 15 charged against him |ho was a coward, when tho fact is that every- ebraske, which, with properly di- to illustrate the natural hieart and one | the gulf stream, The Swiss soldier, it is said, [ 305 evidence of = disloyalty. ““Why,” | body elce had *‘ckinned out” but the operat- y rected efforts, Is destlned to becomo |°HHF ™AV purified by gr lbiasaid, f o oiAMr. Thurston, “ho startedZat ba/oaeat y ome rified by grace. carried into foreign lands, has sometimes been S rston, “he started.iat ouce, § ors, and one train of cars, and they were di at no distant dag, one of thogreat clties| p o TEIITIE T e Tb?'cblurcg was crowded dtn its “(muln: forbidden to listen to the songs which the | B¢ could not wait, ho had to takea skiff,” but fyocted to remain uutil tho enemy shonld of this contlnont. Moantime, tho live [, PIRNe the triel of €5 P i sty I the evening, ond many ¢ould | herdemen of the Alpine mountains sung, be- *.‘:!EM'L‘*,_."&""_RMM?‘:&T appear in right. Mr. Rosewalor need stock buyers and shippers of Omaha|. . ° ooting "M, H. Dol Xoung, ot s36 L children’s concert | ouuq it excites such a longing for his moun- | ¥1'B0Ut ® skifl Mr. Thurston does not inform [not, however, bave left his clothing. PP i 's | wan carrled ont succersfally and to the . i i i i i 1 San Francleco Chronicle, the defendant’s tain b us. He did take a ekiff, and if that is against | i 1d h should offer every inducement to the 2 . |delight of the audlence, slthough fhe| ™ 0meas to produce disease. Prisoncra ;i ¢ Ls © conld have got away with it but when producers to ship to this clty, which counsel endeavored to make a point| programmg was cortelled somewhat, be- | ave died of homesickness in foreign lands. him, geotlemen, if you punish him because | they were about to bo captured, Rosowater T e pdl 4 ‘;y'd ‘% upon the fact that the Chronicle had re- | causo of the storm which ceemed immi. | The greatest of German poets, and one of the | ¥ thipk that he ought to havo waited | jumped on to tho tra'n and went off. The » PO bc ;mn;: ous stockyards, an published an editorlal from a Chleago |nent. greatest poots in the world, has expressod this :rflr,tlacmt\x;whenh:w saw lthelflng which freason why he lost his clothes was extensive boef elaughtering establish- papor relatng to the case, and ho trled| The church was beaulifuily decoratod | feeling in a poem o plaintive and beautifal ad last floated over bim in Cleveland, Ohio. | that he was attending to tho duties of the ment, and large pork packing houses, all | {0 " that 1t was a contompt | 71th Plantsand cut flowers, which were | and touching that the strovgest man can ho wanted to seo it once more and hastened to | government.. Why wos it that he had't time of which are contributlng to the building | 0 **® 1t Appear 1aa MLemPY | arrapged with unusually good taste and | hardly read it withont emotion, It wa so |t then WO must submit; but you won't do it. | to look out for a few shirts, or a pair of boots? up of a market in which pricos are of- | F °°;"t'm Th: "‘df" :m'""';' d‘: :‘l‘:‘ elill'act, Several ;in{gngdblrds ;'dhdnd t0 | love our country then, gentlemen, with what | 9° m;: c";"h“ L5 p:l'““l h'“h“m“"' 1t was because tno interesta of the govern- the joyousness ol e dsy. 0 ger- | b do we leok are or have been, on’t care whether you|ment were at stake, and though Th fored that aro e _ [#ustaln him, but simply cautlone: e bl orror do we lcok upon the man who can by ough Thurston e MO L o bes d”:h-_‘?’;y jury mot to read.axticles bearlog on tho |vices will be long remembored by the | guity of troason totho land that gave him | 3, Pubicane or democrate, whether you choote o 8y be “akinnod out,” T any that 4 . Thereupon an honest juryman h birth, It is a crime which stands at the head | "o c, 0+ 28 the war of Ehe union, wnlon men | he didn't skin out natil the last man had left shipping to Omaha and selling here the |5, ———— ! o hoad | 0\ cbels, you won't blame him for hasteniog | the place, and 4 admltted that he read the dally papers, Gen. Strange’s Adversary. of the calendar of crimes. Callaman thicf, ! i & | the place; Bodihelsebelh weteloh ! o) piiuiof haul of 500 miles to Chicago 1s avoided, s e s luryrhe e e “mn e nytl ¢| murderes, or villain as much'as you chooee. | 02C® more to place himeelf beneath the proteo- | taking it. It was true that Rosewater wore T AT O T (5 Sshorllyteasied e Dl e g i Orso, m DatIrS Ot deny nothia love fox biscpuntep, I g | 170 thevalon armn, Ho avowed bt | o shenidoe izsps, Ho was ot a bigh B > h, s < v of snimals. That Omaha will be- p-p:r r‘:_ d‘:’"::“’uo“ A to act as jurg. |Y8Es cf sgo, saya the Toronto Mail. He do, indignation starts in every heart, If the :h':n‘l;:x:; ::Zn;;;w:fl :::I:;:h“::‘::: of?’:::h Theso two vnl:m::mn;a nolt, filled come @& great llvestock market is of short sfature, thin and old looking | accusation is believed it is indignation sgaicst | o+ mishythe/courageoniand fekilituliexploits ol {f the proper faollities are'afforded thero | e In this intelligent sge. His apoearance fs anything but {mpres: | the traitor; if it is not Eelieved ifl:’fl""- rlfght “:d e dlble"ii“ z:ad 11“ Do TALeribt 10 onorof (hat eveat iy T or] (S P s ] llva'; rtHc; -;Lolk:hwlthd a loud volce, but | tion against the slanderer and libeler and fal- ;“e;o;r‘z e -.u:;;t ";p“p:m“;; o s “‘“:l' milicopsniyhossibamesiare Now that it has been proven by the ort of breatb, and is not an orator|sifier who gives birth to so infam ¢ + unknown at large; some of which are sleeping greatnees depends largely upon her be- n by any means, About twenty years ago ©1% & | when he #aid to Gen. Mitchell, **Iam a union } in gouthern cometerier, some of whom h Kansas Olty Times that one of the most|>Y 0¥ 2 R B0 | charge. There is no appellation i + ) ofiwhomjihave coming such & market is a fact that no & he removed from Carleton to Pitt, and i 0% | man, and I have been a union man ever since | never boen taken from their dresmloes reposo one will dispute. No time, therefore, grtieny mlnmter; ‘: tl:;t oty E'!tamlz the kead man of a small band of ::d |f°in“:.:!e wh:?e “?::Km:"m;n ;:‘:’; the commencement of these troubles,” ho was | by the wayride; some of whom still ren‘:-ln "|was once a urglar, ere is|hls relatives who resided at Pitt, num- : kbl ©epithets | heligyed, There was mo vemomous, vindic- | among us, with their deed told :}il:;l:lb;:::;nt;:?‘;g m:t::r: "1'7":1 | gome encouragement even for | bering about H"'Bl"e tonts or P“"‘BP‘; :::;:‘3"‘;?:";;’“:“ a slpy‘.ml :’Eg ‘;’ t:’ tive and lyiog spirit to ssy, “becauso you | whether brave or cowul:zlly. e:n:l ofu l:l'uma' ntire state tributary | 1, z i i twenty men. @ never was ni raltor; two of the i i Yo this ey, 7| Frank James. The Kaness city minister | FFOPLY, FRO8 . =8 16 treaty Rix e ade | Worst names that can be applled to a man, {’,::_’ b:e;c,zl:,};;nnza‘d;?:i::::;b:h::e,.ix.b:i Rosowaier Iy ooutonted to boons, We sy —_— admits the charge, but says that ho called | and ‘he removed fo Cypress hills, At |SPy and trsitor; traitor, tho first and vilest; | sve sht mas tho. clegant expromsion that| ooy ey onka PTovo that wherover he was THE OROW ORBER FRAUDs, | %o bishop and saked him If bin crlme Fort Pitt b was frequontly emplogod | ory the meaet and lowest nc most degead | Thuraton usd), becsuso you aid ot ‘i out Sl S L T S. |would be a bar to his entering the min- | by the Hudson Bsy company as a buffalo | ed; and when aman is called by a responsible , v . s = L) is all we can : H : f the th 3 b 1 q thne Secretary Lamar, who is engsged in|istry if he was thoroughly repentant, and gu‘nwr, nndd Ihod' had Htih:: r%pulfnlon of | party “Lraitor and spy,” if he has never beon .:vhene ;uu:n;:‘;dx‘.:! that y:: w;:“fi;uny;;h l::g :;kdo:y“y B e investigating frauds relative to the Orow | was told it would not, This s a hint to | 2o 08 ® 800¢ 'naian. Ll band, however, | a traitor, if ho has never been a spy, if he is "G i 7 v i 3 e e e O e g been true to the flag.” Gen. Mitchell wastoo | I must hurry more rapidly over the rest of Oreck roservation, has already been re- | My, Jamee b “’; s pr.“fl‘r.‘”Du‘: fg ?:if“;n::;";fi;:sll:l::;lz:th::n oIvn';]']uoud honorable a man for that, He took him by [ my argument; but wo now come to his lifo in Mavor Boyp, In his Chlcago Inter- [Warded with some rather startling discov- a famine which ocourred thirteen years | yencincs upon the man or the :‘{‘ Lo "‘}“ the hand and said, “come into our service | this state, aud that is whero Thurston is at view, told a reporter that the Omaha|erlee. Ithad been suspected that per-| Ip Charles A. Duna’s recent article on "5"'°‘“"’§ by the buffalo leaving for the |}, o't itaded this scheme urontn; c::‘a:;::: sad sefuild ,‘ho\ltemsmph' e !!“: IM‘ ll’m' l"efu = wtmtmfm;”mn !l:dnle:;hm gambling houses are fined £30 a month, [sons conneoted with the fnterlor depart-| Abraham Lincoln hed been slgued |fogrs, And the Todians belng unable to ) Ty iy juy-atidicg cius eigt (e and pras M- Botemuter mlog,o do i eimlieee hosontonty o do the wack mhih s g x | el S o : seed | follow them, they began to kill the HL. | | dirg citizon, he comes be- [ That very duy (I beliove the testimony iz) bo | employers have put upon him with a zeal and the fine operatlng as a kind of license; g colluslon with outsiders, | anonymoutly it would have attracted B, cattla, bt wore prevented from con- | [9F¢ @ jury of his countrymen and says to | cogmenced work, and from that time uulil | energy and cloquence wkich leads mo to think that the number of houses had been re- | and sufliclent ovidenco has been cbtzined (Jittle or no attentlon. It 1s clumsliy | tinuing 1ho practice through the cffirts thom, "L am entitled to havo at your hands | the cloeo of the war, s had been tho cae be- | that perhaps he has some private erievance to duced to five slnos ho becsme mayor, and | to confirm the suspicion. The fraudulent | conetructed, and s not by any means |of Big Bear. Ho and his band acldom | this cutrase redrested. L oull on you to say | fore, every heart-beat of bis, every sentiment | air, and that it is not merely ot tho behest of that they are kept under strlot survoll- | mothods practicod in cbtaining locations | equal to what people would expect from ;?;z:g:fi‘;n vl'::;'u (lznh‘:cl;ely 3?"’3 Tb:;;lg;n :vh:‘t_hurl have beou a tralfor and a spy or | of that bosom, then and now, was for the | bis makers and employers that he utters his lance. The fact is that since Mr. Boyd | by speculators so as to defeat the honest | the editor of the Sun. Mr. Dans, like|He was tlx%ught to b rnthir eo.wnx:fly There comes before you this morning, gen- | oo and for cur common country, Soon | bitter lavguage. I say that Rosowater camo became mayor there has been but one |settler out cfa falr show in selecting lands [ many an old actor who hsa scen his best | On oue occaston four Crees were atticked | temev, a man who hes been the v‘ifl'i:‘l G| Merhe.mads s EslaL s to blg o, | e of ;rllm;;mdmll‘y Sk el house closed, and that was one In which | is thus described in a speclal Wachington | days, is evidently living on his past oppotite Fort Pitt by a largs band of | more abuse; more slander, more hatred and and. Iblar it 8 ."md“ A - .CHATEY [NREARRE A8 R AE0 hat tims o thie e bei That 1s all | dlspatch to the St. Louis Globe-Den 2% Blackfeot, while Big Bear wes in the [ mora venom than any other man in ¢ againstibiz bymy friond Thuntan, No sof i | Bonat a1 puce, an 2epuiable, s goodandias » brace game was beiog run. That s all | dlsp ~Deno- | reputation. fort with eight men, Ho refased to go |of Nebra-ks, T cars not who he s or whars 1| 112 ¢ seems right in Thurston's oyes and the | profitablo a life s any man in the stato of tho roduction that has been made In the|crat: — fo thelr neslstanca, The four Croed, |in and T wil e o suro o i OF Wheto 18| oyt act that ho ever_committed, accodivg [ Nebraka. No man can ay one word agatust number of gembling houses n this clty,| Last Februarya bank precident at Cham- | { {Seorerary BAYARD soys that durlng [however, eucoveding In esosping. On|enat in this ‘:’h:f" “tlz) ‘“:::"" and e8| ¢, Thurston, was the act of being boro, | him except those that have been hired by su- and 1o strioter survelllance is kept over | Perliv, D. T., went to the land offics at|his recent weetern trip ho endeavored [sevoral other oooasions hisacticns showed | = o Oy o skt 1 %o o oot| Tharston did not say that ho went east, | perior offiara to orush him. No one heard one | maitchiell and said that he had received from 4 that his courage wesnot of the highest eserves 16 loss, At tha | mpuraion's langusgo was that he “‘skinned | word against him during the yearaho remsined them now than there has been hereto wholly to banish partiean politics, and g 2 i 4 Washington advance information of the open- y partisan . p ) order. At the maklog of treaty No, |oVtbreak of tho war the plaintiff In|oue for Cncinnati where he was ot k in tho eervices of the tolegraph company fore, The fine that is fmpored wpon|; that his tour was slmply a visit to the | i’ 1375, 8 Y 0 | this ection was & boy of ni R0 R Down, X ing of the reservation, and that an order di- Py 6, in 1875, Blg Bear refused to ec- oy of nicetean or twenty | unq where be could hide himsoff. As there is | hore, that telegravh company trusted him; he '!mn,u Mayor Boyd eomld.en it in the | rocting it was then awaiting President |educationsl centers of the west. As the[cept the terms offered to and sc- | ¥ears of age, dependent upon bis own personal | 1o tegtimony whatever that he went to Cin. | was well knu‘) a8 an active snd skillful em- light of & lHoense carrylng with 1t w sort | Arthur's signature, and that it would be pro- | secretary is now making explanations we | cepted by the rest. FHe wanted to see | exertions for his support. His early poverty | oiynagi, I will in charity presumo that Mr. [ploye cf thot company, rising from day to of protection, 1s entirely too small. So | mulgated tho following week, He wanted to [ would like to know, in the face of this first how the promiscs made by the goy- | bad prevented his acquirivg any of the bigher [y, urgton meant Cleveland when he said Cin- | day, sccumulating money snd making him- P ] » ernment would be carrled out. Pend. | branches of education i i in whi long 88 gambling houses are pormitted to | kuow from the register how to obtain certain | statement, how ho camo to overlook the {1 a decivion he emcoed by O 58 namhiog beyond those which | oiyngt, becauso tho testimony was that ho [self ureful in all theso varlous waysin which rum In this city the fines Imposed should | Y21usble lands adjacent in the town under | gty o Neb 4 emoved bo Oypreas | were sufficlent to make of him a competent | yong to Cleveland where ho was known, not|a zealous employo can aid an employer, y P yuch an crdor, but the register vofusd to | O3 Of Lincoln and the Nebraska state | hills, whero ho remalned for slx ortoven | telegraph operater, As such in 1850 ho sought | whero he swas not known. That he went | That ho was not satisfied with tho limited 3 t o w 3 e e o i ey o e, %7, P U e o St ot S vy | TR e o e e oot s 42, gy eame time a party composed of a rail- B * | wes then owned and in the hands of men part- | yopw those sssociations which were so| think is not against him. e was anxious TrE moss-backs and obstractiunlsts are | 1ou3 attorney and certain government em-| THE clty of St. Louis cares not a straw “::":.: l’;:‘ul:'l:‘ 'p‘::; "lht: :‘::' BIack- 1y belooging to the northern cestion of this plezesnt, 8o cheerivg, and so delivhtful | to better his condition. He establiched the stlll growling about recklesy outlays of | ployes, one of whom was discharged to-day, | Bow many of her emlzent democrata get | men became much more export than for | U247 ud partly to the southern, Seoession | quring the four years of war, [Omahe Eyening Des. It was not, however, money for publlo {mprovements, If it |started west and arrived at Mitchell in due[lott in regard to cfllces If she cau |merlyin the ast of war, and he oamo to |Bad ot been declared, War had mot yot|mpere are mon within the sound of | until be had reccived moro than ono mark of i y 'y 'y 0 had not been for theexpenditure of about | time, The attoruey sought the register and | gocura the fest mail, St, Louls will nover |be looked upon as _ & big|oome. Those whowaro wise enough could |y yoice who can remetaber how charming it [ confidence, not euly from hin employers, bu ono million dollars In paving, grading |unfolded plan for takiog advantago of ko po happy until sho Is glven botter mall ohlef, equal in importance to Ple-a-pot. | #¢¢ the cloud no larger than a man’s hand in | & o, (o have a little document which you sent | from the people of the state. Ho had served nd sowersgo last yoar, Omaha would expected order of President Arthur, Tho g o 4 8 "WHIAt last circumstances, in the shape |the distance, bus the great majority | iy in foar and trepidation weeks before, |ib tho leglsluture. o had bson appointed [ g $ el A registor denounced this scheme and would do | [A¢ilitles and puton an equal footing [of fow buffalo and mapy United Siatos |believed — that it would pass| yuyiog that you might go home aud reo yoar | t0 offices of trust in varlous departments, have n..lmut collapsed, but as it torned nothing to help it on, Finally the Washiog- with Chlcago, She proposes to lesve no | troops, coupled with profuse prcmisce | away; that there would be | 1nother, aud then come back ecdorssd *‘this | and under various clrcumatances, ‘Tho Bux, out this city weathered the terrible de-|¢on party, mcting on telegraphic informa- |otone untarned or neive unstrained In | from the Indlan depariment, induced Bit | no war; that wise counsel would provail and appli tion is approved.” We did not think | nder his care, becamein the courso of years preesion and in the most trylng orisls | tion, offered a lot of securities and scrip for | her effort to bring abont such a result. Bear I"c :etnrn ttn hlluldmmpmggroun: that tho efforts of the true lovers of their |} cn (hat it would be brought sgainst us as | bY his enorky, his perseverance, his industry ostern towns, | certain lands, but the xegister rejec i near Pitt somo two years sgo. Althougb | oountry would at last prove successful, No- | ov; i and his peculiar talents and qualifications for shot ahead of all other w N N egl rejected their Sy R Y B evidence of disloyalty that we wanted to eee 1 , q To stop now would simply be suicidal, | entries. Tho next day the news that the| Myss Cuevizaxp hes an eye to buei- | a reserve, l:lyllnv’lng an excose x?swdy body believed oven when Sumter was fired | i or mother or wife, onco more before we publishing and editing a pewspaper In this We want more pavements and maore | President had eigned tho order was publicly [ egy and I ) ity whon | Dutlog the witser befc s jast he frelghted | 20 that the war was goivg to last any great | yorg 'cngoged in somo battlo which might country, & power in the state. Just there he announoed 9 Cxa: ROWS & §00d opporiunity when [ o4 length of time, One of the wieest statesmen o wade his great mistake. Just when sewere, and we want to glve employment « The COrow Oreek order took |4 "o 0 ™ pro o v 44" 1e predioted, | one trip from Pitt to Edmonton, He take us off or before they bad yielded to the pe ”fl". TR T ey ftfgcz‘nmmudma),{ but uuder the Niobrara 3 3 P ’ | always kept moving about, and foment that we had dcolared that ninety days would | qance of sge or disease, No body blamed he became influential and powerful, he 0 ingmen lo leveling the and Sautee order, issued at the same time, | Will reach a sale of 50,000 copies, It her |{ou discontent wherever ho went, which | ¢ the whole thing exded, Seceesion found | 1y ¢hen, but now, when over the whole coun- dared to uphold the causo of the workingman filling the gulleys. We want to spend as | parties were given thisty days to make a bona | brother wero not the president of this [the managewment of the Indian depart. | @y client in the state of Alabama, a state]y o eule smiles once wore; when the flag is | *0 f labor against menopolica and corporate much money In brick, mortar and stone [ fide residence. great American republic, her work wonld | mens made casy, especially among the | which seceded if his recollection In correct, in | 1,56 from the east to the west, and from the wealth. ‘Therenpon tho fiat went forth from a8 we can convenlently raiso under our| It will bo eeen that tho difference in |prokably not have a sale of over 500. Fort Pitt Ind'ans, who nevor had a gooo | the month of December, 1860, aud I presume |, ¢ to the sculls, it is now that they sy, [ b of e great corporations which ho was restrictlve charter. Omaha can be|time gave those operatlng In adyance reputation, and of whom he seems t|ihatwas the time. To Mr. Rosewater, boy | wpogewater was disloyal because he wanted to always ready to attack and show up in its 4 have secured control. a8 he was, it seemed that war was imminenf iy true light, to crush him, Whether he is d ! f h it the advant: i g t fomi y made & clty of one bundred thou-|through equatters the adventage over| Tug medical solleges, like all other ———— e R P e e [ g crushed or nok will depend somewhat upon th a feel d then, sand people by 1890, every foot|honest settlors. Other developments are | educational lustitutions, are now turning [ Farrigan Fromises to Reform, | ool govarmment, o he dotermined to T asnrticd riaw sush teallug exiate ‘d" " | your verdict to-day, We sce employen of of real estate can bo iripled in|expected a! tho interior department in|ouy sheopskine by the wholeealo, The |, 5™ LovI: Bo., June 15,1t appears tha |,y A1gbama for Tenvessce, Mr. Thurston for ):1" J‘\;“:"}“":’_"fid'" hl'l‘.‘:i"‘“{ Sl @ | that great corporation, wen who bave been value, if we pursuo a policy of enterprise | conacction with this operstion. The|oyerproduction of doctors could readily tha xiclation, of fuiss of dw pella :.",}':,'L cems to tako parsonal off+nse at the fack thet [ o veq jnen the tot AR SO G ¢ ai:d connected with it almost ticce its 1nception, and poblic spirit. We must bridge over [came ring, it is said, ls now trying to get | b disposed of in Spaln, just about this | Siturday nieht found guilty by the board of | be did not leave at once for the uorth. Where B e enive] aud servod they | heFe 8 defendants, heto as cousa, snd here, {he hard tlwes by puthing shead every | possezsion cf thelooal land cflice baving | tim polico commissioners ~ wad _purely tech | wag the north? Who could then tell what | gre' o’ oq ponesly. Ho was no spy in the I was going to eay, as witnesees, but I am aa that fol L ey iy e S o b mical, as the = obiet retains the 810 J o pen erates would bo enguged, or what]y oo lye 3 Py i the ., cortain about that, snd wo never can be, «nterpr lBl‘l.-'Q can safoly carry. e | jurlsdic on of theee grants, but now tha 0 —“ .. & “'f‘3:14““:1"“:;h‘h:htuhr:ll:\tl:&l,ll Ut';ou‘d. :': T R O P T e P T TR service of the United States. He was loyal |y, is & part of the & rivg that was organ— waut to exhibit to all comors sn ablding | its plans ate known the probabllity ls BUMOE was aoi afloat & faw dage egolf s 1A O She bl SENURE SNCIARS |0 bt by many that the weet would improve |10 400 #0TSTAMARt. He regarded aud ob|ised ten or Sitesn yoars 849 lo cruah Edwaid confidence in our future greatness, Lot {that it will not succeed, Whatover clse | that 8 Bowapaper was o bz started io)oustom which has long prevailed = Ohbict | o T e DS TP Ty served the oath which bo had taken, Bubl ..y ater, aud bas over since been workivg \he croakers and moss-backs howl. This | mey bo sald about Secrotary Lamar, it is | New York with acapltal of 1,000,000 for | Harrigan has been reinstated and has pledgec | 1/ ¢t eight iies whinh, | M7 Thurston deuies this and eays that the } " y0igicus and ruthlees aitempts to destioy is & live olt; but fair to eay that up to the present | ke expross purpose of crushing the Her h'm-elf"t‘o "3" -m‘:lm‘ :bl:::mu of all the l-: ::M s&" "-‘,: igl "1:1 ".;- fact that Resewater was in the service of th a live olty, “¥au'es ofthe department heceafter, witl esouthorn confederacy weuld gradu, There came a day whon across the Cumber- | ployed in the cervico of tho government; that A