Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1885, Page 4

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, THURSDAY, ()("l‘()l!lul{ I 18585, 1 N v VI A ‘Travesty on Justice ficld with Bill Nye and Mark Twain. Me. 1 Tire Now York Sun bids farewell to | to shut 4Im\'ul!u‘ concentrator and some of tho NNN N { M y Ny o ) I'HE, DAILY BEE. Tho release of Matt Zimmerman on a | Furay oan bo funny even ata faneral. | the magwampd. On clection day it wilt | furnaces for a fow days ”HBER LEGGED > | : . 1 R LR 1 " N n " N | The conncilmen o e honve mad KOS ALl Axn 016 Paakas €2 | writ of habeas corpus has justly excited | His vein of hnmor flows to the sueface bably Bid_sdieu to the democtatic | qiny foanclimen of Helena have n New Youk Orvrcr, Roos 63, mUNS | - s be well unler way befora ocold n made and gom+ utting in n system OMATIA OFFIC < and indignation thro wry ghout the | with a force cqual to that of the natucal | ticket | house management, by introducing teale 1 . — . of water works, and it i€ to be hopec, LD NG Y . ) \ m—————— to ruise the license M vely Chase or a Crook b 0 ! e € R stato, A convicted mutderor, under scne | gas velns at Plttsbute. His tom 3 - | ruise the licens . A Livoly Ciiso After a Crook by I the question of voting bonds for the Bublished ovory Ninge, nxeopt Sor tonoo of dedtlt. fine been t libe by wit the Farnam stroat! paveme LVERYTHING except confirmation ' i COASTERS, ' County's D ssition will soon be submitted, onty Monday mor mablishod } . T odly pav \ | B g it Ll dd undor the | Jackrabbits are becoming a plaguo i 8 First Natio ) 8 S Minén ; [ n petty commissioner who has about the | 'very facotious. The filling of the joints | Of threo policemen wis Taid under tho | fUEGG! R ~ T e e S s Yoor ””“:,,‘.‘1‘.,,‘,’“"', " so | Sme juris diction in offens the | betweon the granits bloeks was an ex. | table by the ei il Tat woed" {s boing shipped from San | ST, E€DWARD ON THE AlL. |'meet the demands of thelr increasing Six Months. Ono Month o0 | Laws of the United States as o ce of | periment in Omaha, but it is & common | TIPS SHt ]’”; o] Francisco, and is worth £13%0 & business. The Mothodist Idl-unlunml 01 Tiin WKLY Dk, Publishod Hvory Wodnesday. | the pence exercises under ot stal sractice he b hite pa HYWE SMILE, g N ave pushing the work on their ne 5 U WERKLY Dk I i l i y nesday .Hy I xerei \ I‘v s el laying the bost granite pave. | - * Arizona is paying the highe iverace sale | A Surplas of Pampkin Shows in G 000 churel, and expect to occupy itsoms . EEURS, POVTPALT | The action of Commissioner Saville is | ments in some of the large ¢ ro citics. Qhin-Robo-Inside-Out is the name,of an | aries for seliwol teachiers of any state o terri- | : me this fall k o -6 withobt prom without a parallel in the annalsof eriminsl | The block in front of the court house, | Indian ngent i the west. - Whan 1é visits | fory i the United S i poaet e Businves is good mors and mor- P D e | eactice. Siich s High handed proceeding | which has beon Inid i this. manncr, 15 | Lot he will bespoken of as Mr. Keversed | ik i tho second ooty in, wealh n Ne. Bvents A Parad chants avo all Bippy over the proapsot TN B [ hus never heen known to ecenr before in | pronounced by all odds the bast sestion Vhat o weiswe Thoman delteraons® dnks | SeothRe: Rlkn'a il 1n £4 000t Spovta, of . big eorn crop W g ANl domi Iathnge to news and edic | this conntry, and likely ever to | of pavement in Omaha, and it is only to Now York nowspapet writer, As ‘Ihomas A prospector wiiting from the new mines - | SPORTEMANS totinl atiors should be addressed to the B | oo Dliota ok Ho by s con- | be regretted that the whole strect was not | BCVerKept a bar you probably don’t owe hint | in Oregon hat all the ore ver discove " § ERSAF A AL | UM RULLG MG R D L TOR OF THE BEE, i s | anything.[Courier Journal. ther 10 tiob £ & hand<mortar one day OONE COUNTY AFFAIRS. | Osana, Sept. 20-[To the Editor.] &k nURLN — |/I||~um W gard to t : release .;{ put down in the came way. \ “- n‘; I»I« the ,u‘,. .",,l..“r l}A u, ) the week, & ALsron, Neb,, Sept. 20 -[Correspond About one week ago 1 retn from Al Bysioss ra and remittances should bo | Zimmerme convicted assassin and e ——— iss Spinsters” ke, how didyou | e v the ®eattle ki 0 6 Hho Tk SR M0, b0 . ot tbve | Censt i I LTt e i o addrossed 1o THE e PoiLusisg Coweany, (o000 -0 (1o et The " sty foth Tor Ontaka tint tho } Know he impresse all? T didn’ts'pose | hegan business twenty vears i b e ¢ more | Gioose luke, in Holt county, in this state, Orana. Drafta, eheeks nnd’ postofe lorse-thict neveswould have escay ery fortunate for Omaha that the | GG saw e [Chicaigo N ows. T Y s . with b | yonrs aggo, & number of burglaries and a | Goose lake is & beautitul body of water, 10 be mado payablo to the order of the company. | gallows had there not been THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPARY, PROPRIETORS. deeplaid | desperate effort to prevent the ercetion | e ¢ nspiracy on the part of his friends and | of the city hall under the pretense of op- his attorney. ‘The commissioner who re | position to the Myers plan has failed s erokee nation Nas 1o laws forthe | cow, and from that cow he hus sold $10,000 | ¢ on of debts, When a creditor wants | worth of high bred « anote he ~VI1!|‘H_: gun and Hougliton, of Corniy se of arson oceurred in this villuge 1z about two seetions of land, and d Ihere were also rumors of counterfoiters | is one of the finest places for duck hunt hama Co. Cabs | hoing in our ne Ives, el L L f f R \ iy f ¢ ts up his friends will soon lave the largest poultry farm in the thorhood. This sum- | ingin Nebraska. Ducks of all kinds are o : 1 lim on nominal bail must L‘ wr | far. There is something more involved ‘ i o ;,.;,"n bl In:~ ey .mx]r Jend and las his | mer the mattor was placed in the hands | very abundant, especially Mallards, T OODMAN, spare that ry 45 to being a fool or a for the immediate future of Omaha in |V ul Governor henhonses built on “sleds, so that - he can res | of Sheril Jordan and his dep coree | decd, T Killed hor wi , | shows a fine ubernatorial bull' shen fie | Do from Plhce to pince on its wheat | 1 sdiltonluon s . it 1ol LR i o 508 A CONEIVARGD, the I0gILimAtoeLect | trovbin Lewis, who have bren working np the | f cEhre e athe Kings, oLgamie by ARG A L n in Salt | case. Last Friday, Lewis heard that | very “numerous. Parties from Ot The proposed blow-up at Hell l, -cu for the seck cnding Saplember | Char oy, One s par | Shock we st conslr lln'l\]»v'n\'uu-n!'lln s a totdl of S00.250,01, evious | peeted, was in Columbus, and on Sator- § Gty & Tacifie, il e o train ot Ewing, where transporiation to the lake i man whose mother-in-law has just hullion | doy morning, svmed with « Lim kissgng the nurse giry—{Fall [ S102,58%01 | ;f.'\ R '”'."”l s CR N L ilways obtainable. T take the (rouble 1 his arvest, he stactod for that place. | 7wy this note in order to notif; 1 & ey | Allen Pinkeston, the Chicago detective, Tas | setb AR ona territorial pen- | Lindsey was found aud arvested by | sportsmen of the excelient hunting there ot the | ftentiary are prey o an exhibi Kinds of gamein report that he acted | this proposed improvement than { ipreme | mere delay of constracting n fire-proot | o Tuk Choyeness propose to fuenish the | in the capacity of Chinese with suits of tar and feathers. | judge while he was deunk, will hardly | public building. It is almost cortain that We suppose the feathers are intended 1o | velieve him from the odinm and rvespon- | the defeat of the city hall project w make them fly sibility. A mun with s thimbleful of | delay und possibly provent the crec brains, uniess he was boastly drunk, | of a dozen blocks and large b London jour- | would have known that he hadno nu- | buildings whieh are contemplated for s, The oftico! reccipts of ore aud bulii Wi regret to soo thata nalist has absconded leaving debts to the | thority to act in sueh ¢ upper Farnam, and Seventeenth aud | the motto, “Post’ Nubiia Vhebus," o the | et i Gt Bl and overls Lowis,and when tie teain left for Albion, | and to silence, in part at least, the con amount of §350,000, Any journalist who | who sssisted fn this disreputable perform- | Eighteenth streots during the coming | Dinels of his carri : ALplensed 1 ordics | o, car rk and me he with his prisonor, were on board, | Ununlly repeated assortion ihat there would I involve o | TSt no bills: thas s, Thoy hdiirod the | 10018 in the cturo of which sever ) no game, 1o lakes, no- good hunting ron 8 W y for a triflo like that is & [ ance are equally culpa They know | year. ‘These enough law to know that a United States | permanent investment in br commissioner hus no jurisdiction to re- | mortar of more | Af amillion dol- SixT1y thousand deaths from small-pox | léase convieted state criminals, much | lars, In the boom of 1886 this wiil be no hey mitted the spet ¢, in Brookiyn ve heretofore demonstrated | Shottly aftee le: ward, the | Nofiras I ited 1o go tothe water-closet. | el Lewis permitted hin to go, but watchied | Muldoon Downs Christol. it closely, Scareely had the door of & Clitlatol it - Wi the wator-vioset elosod, when the erach | Ahdre Chiistol met 31)‘::]“:"\{“”](“" 5 Jases Lyncd. the prisoners | their thoroughess sent ling ant, although the a8 atrocious.—(B 1t strike of rich tellurium ores in county has stimulated prospecting to u sxtent, and many experienced m to ocenr in K less a condemned nrderer. Such law- | ineonsiderable item. Tf these improve Lol 2l from other parts of tha coast have: gono i f e s i, el Lo stvted for | 0FF (10 S0 4t the Cue olvill lessnoss by n who are charged with | monts on upper Faroam go right ahoad | Heury M. Stanloy will o to the Congo I.I‘n-:.uu‘[n_;.l\\‘g\lf11’5:' intention of W kl|||v o Klnj 'E',]""i ; l)vu! prisonor }\:t|l dumped | o paid $5 apiect oAt anks to vaccination and | appreliending criminals is a powerfu | they will stimulate heavy building in | staein'a tew day B s A (hrouilh tho window whilts the traftt Wik | (he admissisns formed o fand of §2 rov re almost wholly freo | incentive for mob violenee and lynch | otlier parts of the eity. IE thoy are held | | Ly Randolph Churehill has written a po- | MG SO T ; goingatthe rate of 15 to 18 miles per | whicl, by the terms of the contest, wer sy ~ i wbooi, 1t s said that an immense caye about seven | hour, Our plucky deputy voyell | Boloheto Chr R N wher Wi win fr mites south-of Shoshone, near the rond o the is- | 1o belong to Christol it he stood bofor ver s it will be Ve chiful | back two or three y wl also )I\||I|1ul ofl the train ithy been discoverad. It was | gner had sbout 60 rods the s he ris | Afgidoon for one hour without . beit g or John Sherian’s Washington real | ¢, has re neral — s committed. Attorney nper npoa the growth of Omaha in ssessed ub Si4,00 ), making " ive ti 3 X TPk % ¥ ) sy LY found by o man hunting stoek, and has heen & thrown five times, By appearing on tha Masor B ERLEY POORE, at the for- deserves great evedit for the | every dircetion. Kossuth s tiow: supported by hissos. | explored (0 8 distance of Gyor s quattor Of & L kl.“ for S '(-)"}‘ ‘_‘.“'.v L L "Y'”"“; + | stage ready for the contest he estry congress, advised all his fellow- | promptness, encrgy and fearlossnes —, i fai 0 the A mile, e chanbers are Tuge aud posscss | Shouting o the citizons to step the Muldoon left at the Globi ures of interest man, but in the surprise fusion of the moment no one scemed to know what to do, and the prisoner many fe emoerat office (o be given to him in 11§85 vent of his appe A into Muldoon's pocket mates that there t that the quar sitel in demand £ Denvor News i been nwru, he would have | ing the disharment of Attorncy good S0n 10 SUspe citizens to plant the yellow locust. Had | which he has « Prof. Ril ing from Placervill Marco A correspondent wr VI*M about a ¥ 0 advis ns to plant the | who engincered this disreputable job. | antine reulationsof Colorado, New Mex- rhon and s wife aze | who resides near that town, '1‘;-)‘::‘;‘:_‘}‘,"?'1‘| I li’l';l' Ll i:"'l'"'”i;‘l‘lll'\',""“' the wrestler that | seventeen-year FiigeusE No reputable attoruey would resort o | jeo aud Wyomin being made the | | L PRETHIS SIS ity ek e Wbt that | Lowis was not far belind, and into the | Si3played some R S such means for liberating « client who | cover for wicked speculati Theso wor ns” to, the o nent of s grafl s gown to a | croek he niso went. Tho water was | i RrClEE 00K Tt s O s Attl and is strong ‘\ml i Arthur and Miss 1 lis been . renew y Frcing came baci T'ug. Alabama claims court had in- | had been twice convieted of a premedi- | gy tended to get another year's extension [ tated murder. ‘Fhere is a professional | er of the big cattlemen to bear the pr from congress in December, inorder to | code mmong the o hich forbids | of Texns and other ¢ nd there is draw fat salaries; but the cutting down of | all resouree to corrupt and dishonest at denl of hum ra about the the horde of attorneys and clerks has | methods whereby the ends of justice will | catgle kings. Som: AU A breast high. On ing out on the A . ot 2 BRC * | more musculir opponent, who vigorously oHicr pidu, o Iripncrimag noutorbe | nttheked Nlim? nertlio tnil ofEMEATY | seeny but Lowis, with his vevolver in | e qameed and wi uisers i { hand, which he had held above his head | (e EEE s a great | while fording the creek, commenced a {0 GG jer hog products ; 3 G of & dislocated PR thorough search, and shortly found 1o 0 tlives botts ARSI the prizoner lying fiat on his back in the ; antine laws place it within the pow spon will b b el money | The outlook Washington, | Qrogon I rther elo it deal’ of bacon and ver fi tyear, orne, change roLrs . be defeated 1.~.-Mvrn..m of the law- pattleme d be e pd with ) n ning of I oSt money. 3 A A lasted 2 minutes, second changed th 1fw_‘nunm< V:.rl“( !n![ )“{‘I”” hrn L 'm!h(u:-:“ "“:m h\‘:‘l'lll:vll,Ilt__l‘lll::”'“x!'\nl‘l :“I:"nv did }m“ Dy any ve ozt ]nu:l. “l|.| 1In. e .|l‘|ml- the (UL ,1..- :,r 4 minutes and 40 seconds, and._ the thir ) f ty t v ¥ y for the raw m 14|mf lnn the St. Bdward had caught on the racket, | 4 1innees and 80 seconds, and, inclading: 'nE St. Paul Poveer Press says “that |y cviminal conspiray in his behalf. it y lines not ba able to pay so much {l and started for the s0mo On | roit the total Hine from tHSNegIAning ex-Governor Morton, of Nebraska, states | ends with the logitinate effort to procure rritories, %1t is all LS U o AT hogheaty i, A il "'”I*'l"‘; 1o the end of the contest was ¥ minutes that over 700,000 trees have been planted | hin s vinl by an impar s A “to protect our | Sulice o Ao AEWHNE at the e | and 40 scconds. * T was optional with e ot l’“m 3 :::-’.I;‘ )\h: u.-m(.m ,-,-A»\wuh 1111(» : tin <;|3 pre l)l ;n{x' n I<I J‘umll‘ 1.- HOW POCKETS ARE PICKED, llx_ ¥ il-.npnl II,.v\u\I *‘”l I"INI sion ml(l_u Muldoon whether he ‘hm.m' or not. o nst contagious di hut it a5 been deliy- | - prisoner, whom he had now placed iy the fiest and second bouts Christol's Mzr. Morton said 700,000,000, | gtate. uthority on this matter. A mis » largeandi- | Phe Modus Operandi of the Expert | 1rons, ‘The conductor of the Cut-parse—+ Working a Crowd." : rard of the escap vo shoulders and one hip were pressed to the carpet. In the thivd Muldoon got e € Sheroroo, all wrong to turn the guavantine law Tho National Kulogy on Grant. Choms 'om Brown's | s the train to be hicked | | . : A grent many people consider Roscoo t | Seaooi i r ot the Rugby | Philadelphia News: The general pub- " and shortly nftor arriving | & (ortible hold on Ghristols lft dein And Yorc s week, nd Qetober i ng headway, Women who want to 15 rale, do not know how an expert |yt the depot, | nremove s purse from a man’s | pived, both son I'his is how itis done: Albion, Lind wis with his pr Conkling as the only man wiw should be ¥ ing wet. On s considered as the proper orator todelver bellowed like f. Christol declined fo continue the mateh, and Iloon was slowly but surely. vote i‘"l\':"li“‘i"l""'l i “5““““’3"“, the | e national eulogy upon Gen. Grant. | : M. ( RN NIWS. amob of pickpockets startout | veserday gave impor ':(":“""“‘( ,‘J“ ,‘I‘”"“ b 'I\;) s N{:,‘;'lz’l':': olty of Madras, Indin, woman suBitage | sor it i 1o tasmtlr Contline 15 ona of | festo is o o Mwork 4 crowd” i they brenk ; ; (il il B T e e T P | o i s iat, Gonlkling s ona of | (i N oA D st s, I Mitgholl whs acddor Mo iaving just been decreed in the the most polished of American orators, | Vs M . Acco A o Rt athard Deputy Lowis are out. yesterday wrestler who is. generally found in the place by the municipal authorities. e e e n TG A L at o | EonRithGie it I Yion it I day, with warrants in their " poc ke of Christol “Unknown rins the loention of [ hynting for othe Vs money. He gets | e first I Boone county fa L whose pocket 55 to | commences ¢ The grounds 003 worthoof wheat, wis destroyed | e picked: and with rapid movement he | jacent to Albion, where o fine t WG praizieiires iR dextrously passes his fingers Tghtly over | heen geaded, sud suitable buildings and Consideiable wheds and a vast amount of pocket. His touel is so délicate s hiave been el “d. Quite n num- Yy wet weather, in tho 1t enables him to loeate the *boodle ded stock were hrought in ye: tin its character, whether and this morning the roads n voll, w purse, or a poeket-book. The | erowded swith mors teams | i iz of the crowd, especially on a | produce and animals for exl ded railroad t ) cler for the oceasional oW r u, accounts to the | fhore i every indication that the faiv | v spicions t he oc i ! seess, and as fine play josting which he receives. It is found | ade us could bo expeeted in tiie that most common receptacle for the | shovt time that has be iven to pre .,,,/ i1 pocket-hook is the lefl trousers pocket, | pave for the smne o will who gave the name of John G was Judge for Christol. After the n wus over the “Unknown'' wante make a h Muldoon. Some of the spectators offered to make up a purse nd told him to take off his coat, but he declined to do anything but make a reg- teh. upon the republicans of Tows e (10 /AT and our party friends in other ting on the fence waiting for his com- et theve aro other mon who | POt a1 old-tima ropubii mission as register of the Grand Island perhaps conld pay as utes to | Towa this fall.” Me. Clavksor land office. EHo probubly thinks thut it | fio oo o G ,,,.l“wm,um i Jitof magnifying things. He for, has mel with some obstruction in transit, | 5,6 ysmuch entitled to thatdistiy that the eyes of t! olitical work but hopes that it will come with the in- | o005 Roceoe Coulding viveted upon New York, which decided auguration to-day of the immediate de- | g} an, for instance, could ‘dou i battle of 1334, and will livery system. deliver an address that would in every it againin 1 Cluiis way be regarded as worthy of the oc \rEas ons tho stutol of o fair of Maine | i) - His recont admirable randing : : intended vic viied 2y bustieis bf cor s ye FheR convention in 18580 will eve Jubar Hic 3, of Columbus, o is of Tows and (he Reg, ! which ho desives to son's o dist, |7 e making | was i€ s at tho st Tue addres L was delivered by Mr. Blaiue, who made | ¢irang hefore the veterans ddress ¢ T S, Beti,a covi b Whose s mined to carry out the health laws and depot i rick ous to attempt the insertion of the A very low-toned clearing of the thro t the reanion | 2o EN A 1ront. When tho vietim is selected onc 1 v 0 deeibidy A w G A > 8 1 we W York, Nob, h 0 | place to-morrow duite ahitin his opening sentence: I have | i, iy has impressed many of his | frantic appeals for DL OCiE ST Ok N O of the brace of thicves phunis hinnsell | yumber of horses have: been critered S / I's i as imy any of it 18845 A prairle fite ¢ 3000 busliols of | Haon . A 3 h A — = never had any doubt that, next to a auditors, as well as a large number of | We tope he will wheitt, niLy seres of baricy and several hous: o i Gl g ll ulnl‘ S are ne to come — — y ace, the i re- ’ 5 mtest, and demonstrate he ol i NB 1 St we im o e right s o he e — = elass horse race, the most essential re- | (040 who have read the speech in the | €O XL,\ 1 demonstra L;II.l il an ll m.' 15 near I\xru. Lust v K e , N IBT L Ha (“‘«”lln an o) Ve ¢ = $ quirement of an _ngricultural faiv i8 & | \owepapers, with this idea. There has | Worll that Lowa has been taken from the | | Strect gurs ave, wommeneal puintng in | cont throw : s | October, and the anti-monops and ) \\\ five-minute address by a man who knows since been considerable pressure brought tof doubtful st by’ L 11, Roehe tor 15, the sceond 1 4k, M. | arm, 1 i 'R'L" i cAhe | erats have ealled unt convent 1 \ yout furming. saar on Goeneral, Shor: (v o ——— MeDonald tor 511 ctim w shifnecke e straightc | the day following. ~There are a number et toileuriondensinlishormanitodnocont AL CUMMINGS is Lo be commend- | The engin sstean railroad od maninwstanding position, | of canididates on the republican side wl A , the Wonor of delivering hefore congress g ! | frfos vl Lhe depots inds tho lips' of the pocket drawn | qpre tting in hard labor for count Tar Montreal authorities are deter- A 5 I T o thanalio agly | ave boorat ¥ e depot % are putting in hard labc nwcounty Y the oration on the public life and services 5 ellort to have the police neatly | 4y 0 yound-house ot g voad. Lne | close togethe In this case it is danger- | clerk, treasurver and she nd it is int of General Grant. The New York 774 formed, He insists that the proceeds possible to now n o editor rillipsante e The Great Invention, propose to take whatever steps are neces- wards, the nomination. 1 une says that there 15 a wide-spread | f the policomen’s ball, netting §18 to | dwards, 1 i ey b Forst ™ o 4 X sary to make tho French Camadianssub- | 18, V8 S U L0 P G man, ol to Do invested i - | 1A A ‘, ot for i A 3 et | e i arsakneno il | For EASY WASHING, s f By e 13 L ¥ 1 4 : 4 signal for « ort, but after nom ons ade mit to vac n\:}llnu. }l|x1 obstinacy dis G ter fitted for the task of lv‘l'nw. We think th d people who con | 3 pressure upon the vietim ,.."m shoulder. | there will be some hard wor IN HARD OR SOFT, HOT OR COLD WATER. played by the French Canuc s;; flur load Gt ner (heir dead comrade and com- | tributed to the ball will approve of this [T lm.g |1.x:|:l.\\n\1l'l_‘ This ]nx 50§ “ul‘u xl‘lly extended t L p“‘. Our weathor, for the pist throe ll'l'llrmll lhul'nl:n I‘4ll:Irllf(;r ITANDS, he conclusion that they will have to 3 £ O T TR Ty o 7o cor. | caped b b [ ue | praveler yiclls to the pressure withou has been all that could be desired. Corn and particularly adapted to Warm Climates. ipitheio mander than a civilinn would be, what- | method of investing the funds. W cer- | (0% yarrison wis detaile Ui i I ol At (NS (0 || D T g of frost and prom- No tamily, rich or poor, in- cibly va be strapped down and f Lo oy ary day. | tainly can see no reason why any po e ever relations he w have sustained to | position of his feet. This throws the lips | jse. I > Many of . me ol by rocers, but bews ? vile o . Alcanilata ¢ Xyt R TG i s0s 1 crop. Many of our farm y 6 eware of vile tmi- slell. General Grant. A well-known publicist | s anositibodisaatiehad, SRitle | tished u“’,‘ 'f::,‘l.‘,,",’l:,l,“ January 1St | of the pocket open for the operator in | have threshed and ave” happy over their PEARLINE 15 manufactured diinetho. Zrtbuno . 08,8 . | Were ordered to buy uniforms they would | 5L SRR SN WY o e | front, who does not attempt to insert his | crops, lbluaiovar the i Tue sending of lady missionaries to is quol . 5 = N Ay e gl ¢ L A s 1'and attempt to draw the pocketout, | nai r e ok imua e e oV Clive st 010 take tho money out of their own i o, the Fore Lieityotiice. b hoen :’u:‘l“\\lnlw jampitoitutionoskolagtinaliitopgrnin RSN JAMES PYLE, NEW YORK; gensible idea than sending them to China, | oration on General Grait should ho one | Pockets. i nem—— “earatnl petimato UF tho s in iy, out au eighth of aninch at a time with- | BEATRICE AND GAGE COUNTY. l\ EW PUBLI CAT 1 OHS Japan and India. Missionary work, like whose position is as broad as the count o e e L e i g~|trtll:uv‘fl ! Stutsan councy is | out inserting his fingers more than half Brariice, Neb, Sept. 26, spond- A ! Yrra isparageme f Mr iRE is such g cing too O, There lis aiso been serious | way. 2 once Nep i ;:lml'l()’. »holuhl_ be, i n;t lm"l{"v“a“f 2 1“:’:{‘1“‘1;lufl“\“flfl’ti:; ;).IT‘.‘.I:V‘\T I_'.” “I‘Jf"‘l’ fradtious in.oproding/anyechome Of pub: DG bl or e mnges il | Sllould this progoss of vy wvin tho t:ll'"v"’_fm“': B 1;‘1)“,:(\ Fadnsiin, TUHE 0CTOBER ong #s we have such a large ficld as the [ C n y th HE] e e et e T s ol thie e 7 contents of the pocket to its mouth be ate fair, s i o polygsmous population of Mormondom, | that height and that he wis never more | € FEIEOVERARG WIS 13 &Rt o Lo . Whitheck, for the past sear aditot | folt by tho vietim, anothor low clenting | stato fulr at Wymoro, the pleasure soskor CENTURY iasi g Y v cader of o & aoti AL B up! D B chiof of the Deadivood Vi s instionied | of the throat gives the sign to thc confe Siat 3 5 ; g all missionary offorts should bo concen utho grost leader of o great faction, | 3000 eonied (o by the supporters of.tho | criminal prosseution azaiust tio editors uf | S5HG 0 tho gatne is dropped. 11 the vie Jailipadion) liswo fun oo Contuins the most. fustidious. The m: county fair are maki ause the faet is that you can count on ngors of your two hands. men.who ames Moody, W, 1, y, for deiamation o : H N he Dea O () measure, ‘The minority in tho council | {16 Detdwood Bioneet who have opposed and obstracted tho | of coaiacicr. 1Zers | Soveral Papors velating o tho life and sorvices of i GENERAL GRANT, trated in Utah. ————. sicions are not uroused the pick- Lim s sus ) awing the | of the ( Jocket keeps at his work of d . 1 sals in Turk Ve won risen to that envi- ‘\ £ 1 out until the roll of bills, the purse snsive pre ions, xpec Puex have oflicial rascals in Turkey as huve in t i UV roposed ereetion of u Five yes 0 Yankton man bought “‘I““’m( L e e ul‘ ESeE itensivoIDKQpuT """" s and ¢ EhOokiton well as in other countries. The new [ able plane s his vetivement to pri- | P TR 0 {venty-Seven issourt botton tin {5.tho bost fair wo have ovor ‘had, i Reovan vato life, Senator Conkling has not oven | [0 strect at overy st bor faid_under wide twer dofs fingors, [161s Shon graspud bebweoni |yt iicsiia ol hoon oraotar and. sove CRATS TIORACKE PORTER, ADAM BADEAY ministor ul']\ lnml'lL I"mAU“'v“"W"lu j(mili 1'th j‘ud e lth .‘" i time exhausted all honorable meians of Ttecentdy bie Had it mea | ll'lv index ':uuvll‘;nuhlln lmnl« ; wnd uild lll" 2 Spiophaley ““- AND JAMKS 1L WILSON, ‘ hor irregularities, thut the Adrianople | justificd the judgme at at one time e e Wh e twonly-seven - | drawn out. The successiul com new attractions have heen see POBTER b 3t W o st 1 to bo 15,000 strong, con- | eaused him to be seleeted and confirmed | wurfaro. In fact some of them have | FUR ARG orey, the resuit of aceretion, of theob is indicated by a gentle chirvup, | the speed depnrtment §1,000 Yant (or many years, writes of > Linooln i army, supposed Lo be 15, 'S e ”‘ supremo court of the | Hrendy gone further than comnion de- I'here aro some floids of. atin the ter- | liko tho chirp of a canary, and the prec .|.\.u.-(|...m.,um« and the races will be | Grant,” thelr personal and rolnti gaiug only about half that number, | 88 justico of the supremo court of the | o0\ Guld justify 3 Chipre D SO GRRRE in the terre | ious pair separate from their vietim to s feature, it shany new ancodofos, ¢ gy ity b and higher, and _people ik talk ply the same tricks on the next one, The re unu.n committee arc now en- | I o) od), and Gory o in settding up the bills and ll\n. Wilzon contribut out how they stand, 1t is ‘¢ SHiversido Puak | erticic ominisconces.” them, but other fietds that have yielded s winisconoas, st I bushel not spoken of, Oue of e 58 : B 10 Tigur st Dot RTINS 1 Lorth: DAkt ayol Prowess of Now York Polloeme dont that on' apaount of the inarew but nine bushels to the aere. There will Albuny Journal: \H-w York pol aused by the incloment weather Tho oth althongh mmm.lnaupplim have been yegularly furn r 15,000, The com- mander of the Adrianople army must have taken lessons .in counting from sachuselts ot Their plat- Tue greenbuacker have nominated o tic 17 onts includo: agang of ¢ ly : form is / quilt made up of all sorts ! expense ¢ i u i some American Indian agent. rob wealthy Americans who are now r F \ ll““;m o 'l‘hl(-y e .lx,-\\ \\;I to ship this fall than has been | possess the good gua of bravery, as a | and the small number in attendance for BUMMER HAUNTS 0 AMBRICAN ARTISTS, ——— Canada and enjoying the for- 008 N0VOURY ;.00 anticipated. rale. The patrolinan s e, the first day or two, the total receipts P R By > ¥ i which they have made in the ban lou,rofoyn insnn BtIGIpDY to o1z WXOMINC clubs an inoffensive drunkard one miti- | will not cover the expenses. el Wowlon Wn P, Flower was making hileh thoy fve made i the bank-1f o0 g vistooracy of ofiice-holdors, and Another daily newspaper is threatened in | ute will in the next respond so promptly District court is in - session, with Judge By Georse . ierrinai With Portrals, himself numerous as a candidato for the , embezzling and defaleation | ¢ 000 e T whatever that | Cheyenne. ; to a eall for during that he commands | Broudy presiding and a largs mmber of AN Ty maals democratic presidential nomination, he It is known t these honest , ¢ y S Will Lan Laramie boy died last week | forgiveness for his previous bratality. [ gases on tho docket. The jidge has AT OF ALASKA. nd suf. | MY menn, and a re-enactment of af of hlood puisoning caused by ascraceh from | An” Italian froit-vender was beset by | moved his family to Beatric at. Behwaikn. THustrated. ybody, but Mr, | self-exiled Americans are lonely was lsughed at by ove 3 . seeret-bullot law. arusty nail. afers the other morning, and 80 e 5o hio has more 1 ELST SIS Flower isa great deal shrewder politi- | for for the lack of amusement. The i g7 P oo Py oo Tt ::.".I:mi that he drew an immense dirk ‘l"‘_:l‘l‘l"" ”II:“ i I‘“,"”'l:,‘ bu st atory by irandor Matdiows, pople ) & i oredi Chicago cavd-sharps propose iy f ‘i ‘ (re S ¢ Chugwager 1 stuck it through the heart of his fore- b v TLE CANADA PACFIC RATLWAY, | than peoplo have given him credit | Chieago card-sharps propose to go to st 4 L twor Chundred miles ity 1 ool stuck it throi he enjoys living in our nice little city TLLE UAN ADA PACTRIC RATLW AT, b d lus shrowd- | Canada and amuse thom at ourds, and ag | A POCTON of Saybrook, llinois, Killed | gountry uid captured. ost tormentor, He fled into n o Constdornblatime hins DOo tAKOD WD 86|, urice a0 rel P AWT T, BOLMS. BINATS dor being. Ha demanstrutod bus abrewd . ¢ x g w brother physiciun by shooting him | A stage conch was held up near the “Fort: - s first ofllger Lo artive, seeingt { Price, # ceit THE CENTURY CoL W, ¥, riminal business v, of Wymore, | DR, G, W, PANGLE, b complicity in the muvderof | (G ey esof Men and Women, Buleo je, o Wyhio hout one year [ Aycactic snd Herbulist Physiclan, vow locutcd nt Lerm with of John Bag o w Thany tho the pr 15 dead, set ont without | o' ation to search for the unde neas by declining the seeond place on the the same timo make them p: hand- Now York state ticket. Hud he had an | somely for the amusement. ‘They recent- idea of the ticket being victorious, he ly sent an agent to Canada to hunt & ‘Thoothor physlols wile Kuneh,” last week, and a clean up ot | ' hhed man w A I]I||“| l‘lll‘llllI I”Il‘k\”:: \im?‘ »i40 made from the passengers and driver, “’“'. i oe thut the method o lige g g The loss of the Unlon Pacitic railroad re- | murderer, alone, in the dar through the he unanimously ‘ killing in this case wus decidedly un o ; i ave resi up the towns which had the honor - . sulting from the ¢ ng down of the It ;_u.umlthhw')ln«' Within five min- 5, was completed to-duy. ‘The jury | at Btreet, Omibin, Neb., up stpigs, would not have resi R S0 4 L AR o op | professional Spuimes wnd Ay ines” i estimated BT nime unh Wit 10 prlsoner.whom || Eb (e e Y i o sy A conneat sty wlvo'wiout cuplid i — . eonialning sy deaamplug oashior —_— 100,00 he had disarmed and overpowered. The v dliseharg T Km | drom tho patican, - Consultation frec ut oftice P man too lazy to register ought to | faithlessbroker from this side to obtain ; 5 “Thie sheriff of Gheyenne suddenly e members of the foree, though lurgcly ap- or, indicted for altering a note, is on | TIH*M' THE FOLLOWING “DISEASAS : emigeate. Ho is not it to bo citizen of | 81l the knowledgo possible bearing on the | - STRIKING and suggestive are tho fig: | on a cons) gl Juil last woek, “The | pointed throveh politionl fathietice, ato | il now, with the prospect, of convic e E 5 lava: | habits and pass hist f the moen and to | ures presented by the Chicago Zufer- | bars and hinges ot ahe Jig were sawed and | 30 ived o e under 28 yeurs of 020 on | tion. W.'B. Morse his boen indieted for ey Ao T (T e the United States. So says the Cleve: [ habits and past history of the men and to everything nade ready for ihe shides of night } cart s ver Coi Kitnoy h to liberty. entering the service, sud of perlectly | noisoning This excellenc and a Mr. and My ity Mo vo been indieted | 5 his wifo, of forn, of Wymor cation | Qcean which assign to the United States | to eny 1,200 of the 4,000 daily papers published Hon, Sumuel Rodgers, Jand Leader to the voters of Ohio, und | find out the sum of any one de vobust physique of Omaha, the pio {me! il s v equally o vol B e s wealth of the de- ‘e " 1 but besides 1 the sentiment will apply equally s woll | a8 well as the reputed wea i ¢ 3 f the neer oil man of | Wibiming, says the quality | Stren ives confidence; but bosides | for stirying and efuelly treating their 6- to the voters of Omaha, The registration | faulter and whother ov not he was sus- ““;\'i rld, and over10,000 of the 18,000 | e B Griuitl wells i settled beyond | that they ave di iplingd to ot instantly | yuar-old bog, thereby eiusing hid death, i re mes and 1t i ceptible to any of the gaming exeite- | WeeKly papers adoubt, the only thing to settle now is trans- [ and conrngeously heir prowess 18 | The last named pavties have been 1 Lier to days wre ned band, and it is hoped | coptible o 8 B SAGE. SKIMe pel B R Dottt wid ho feats the old coal. skt of | fully rocoginized by professionnl breks | manded to Juil anil the oase continued to | L. il that when the time comes every voter | monts, iis work was done to a nicety, T i luch the Union Pacivie will be enacted, in hand- | ors Ve Allen, a” pickpocket, wus ac¢- | (he next torm | u Frivats will see that he is proporly registered. | and tho acourate Information contained | " " ;‘:"" frepublican, wever Joks | ling thootl, i Uiy s ready (o but i a bk | costed in the Grand Central dupot_ this | g Pacilic Mutual telograph compiny yo s e We want no more such aflidavit voting | in the roport puts the gamblers in - pos- | for material to fill out its duily personal | I st s soig week by w big, burly officer from Syra- | who are building o lins from Atehison s do. who vest and t ed 1o take him prisoner. The | ynd expect to put in va. The | colnmn headed “Missouri Statesmen,” dis_raced lust spring’s | sion of much usetul knowlod MONTANA. as that whicl v oflice in a few | ik vty is now prepazod to invade the Do- | a8 Missouri has more statesmen to the s ] ; z 3 | lection in this city, purty is now preparod to invade the 1 f 4 Butt Lyer shipments last week amount- | yosponse was a blow that felled the Syru ave, 1he Wi 1+ Union company ave 4 —-—J——— minion and pluck the gamo in artistic | square inch than any other State inthe | ed to 310,50, clan, MNO country chump's goin® to Ili‘.. Waking Ak wl;‘h AR G e | cd Herbal Romedios. Coviospondonce Tags will bo a protty favorublo year | style. This enterprise i ] palare AR R e ;Eploun Line ganimmated “for slxtoen elotrlo | ooppus me " Wes dxeluimed oonteimnpte | wp town office wiich s i noed {improyo. | 8oteite. i bty PRy thioug dif succossfully car- ights wb $2,580 4 ycar, uously. Then a New York policewnn of | piont. We would mention further in tho | — - gor republican candidates in Do Istic of Chicugo, “""“ sucavsstully e Now that th 1 has ordered | A 810,000 school house is going upat the | the sinallest permissiblo size, and somuch | Wiy of jmprovenents the Ga company | eounty, nsthe democracy is rent in twain “'“"‘I’“‘ it willno d 'I"i'"“‘l bly rewardthe | g0 names of streets to be puinted on the 'xl'll I . ""'“"r' SRy out of hou alth Ihlfl l-‘I ha v: booug ;n""! 1o ] wh hayo ubout complet "1 thelr building i g ronch i rentlemen engaged in it, 2 the N ale i o Chinese of Butte are said to be arming | indoor duty in the depot, coolly grabbec s Taying ains, Phey expeet to by s factional fight, and the *uul. is | & & stroet lamps, wo hope thut the signs will | ¢, 108U Voment (o expel thei, the thief by the collar and led hiny unre ad s liylg st - Ehey, ganmotk . Becomlug widor. overy duy. Thore ls 4 . be made plain and large cnough o be | Alexander Trautwein, of Missoula.wasshot | sistiaig to the nearest station, while the [ Phy Street Ruilway company have let - Qiatle or no hope of harmoniziag the vari- Mi. Fupay said that when this su-.»el visible. nd |mu. by Indians in the Bitter Boot | yisiting oflicer followed, admir ) 3 oy ey vt B v s B e 4 : ile this i cantage- | was belng paved certain parties considered ountry. ey 0 0 Uo QaRIHOV AT QRO INTG, 860046 1A, WO Mcn hlnk ous elements. While this Is sivantage- | was being kY. R ) compleied by November X l tothe republicans, the republicans | that the traflic over that tioroughfure would | Oy, Probabilities is now on the rolling | /The town of Ansconda, the mining suburb —~ POMIAR HY DAVOULIR, Sl ALEEK S S8 vus \ \ ey P B R : of Butle, is the liveliest business town in the Dr. P e Diiacs iga | RO DA ke VR should not overlook the fact that it is | & s \"_-“m }'.‘ otk in the clty hatt | deep, homeward bound from Europ territory. < 1Be: Movonts L Eyxavite Tusesintion s Ia | 2. & 3, GG FUl muR e Bighly Important to nominto nstrong | fonbosttor At fheity stk th tho il | iy pleasure tour e gave the Avatic | A 8303000cattle compny hus Just bean | B GRS CEBE SE | I G S or ot Tor i obct they know all about Mustang Tine tlekot. 1t won't do to think that because | giouig bo iiled with & kind of “dope” that | Fession the cold shuke. ‘“ffh‘}:l‘j‘l‘m“l‘m‘ A U FOt & ot polent speciiic i those ‘,‘l“‘”\” | ,[“”1...“‘[‘: Ong ..“.r.\- wetl be “‘.‘m‘ s iment. Few do, Not to know is the democrats are fighting wnong them- | jooked something like molasses. Mr. Bren- A ledge eight o thitly fect wide and five SARUAMIN PERIBUAY. 48 Bi0iRaR.-hatids 1 S A NS BOKE MMAGH. oo LB not to have, Belvas like cats and do, "'.h' tihiprepubli- | nan had loarned since that his prices were A parry by the nuio of Jonoes !l:m nu‘l:: l:lnll: :ilellng\::mu“:-r.‘:n\:nfl“ll‘;‘ ::tull‘ht:l JRA S0 U FlaE -\\'fmr‘n, T L 0 ol AR ““5“ v @5 cun put up weak candidutes and eloct | only about 50 per cent of what they should be, | taken the place of Flower on tho New | EREEC UG LR - Sont for 10 cents i stays. Addicsa | the company. will do % good business shem. Only tie very best man should Mr. Furay is a natural-born humorist, | York demoeratic ticket. We have heard Owing to a lack of coal, occasionsd by the | WourLn's Diseexsany Menicat Associa- | Workis progressing on the feeble-minded S e pamed for oflice at any and all times. | and we advise him to take the lecture | of Jones before, troubles at ok Springs. the Parrot has had | 10¥ 662 Madn Srooor R