Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 20, 1886, Page 4

4 ‘ THE OM [\’L\ DAILY BELK: MONDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1880, THE DAILY 1:_;.:],:. DR Matthowson's Successor : 2 i 1 uBL! t fiv i v me Oy 1 last Thursday | of sval of Coc Foster, of Burling it | if we are suecos rin his own country, O wl il kb ) i w blizzard demolishes the | power of congre n was a complete s e edit of a lifetime. People are built | tariffon iron, wool CERA LETTERS L s e 0 t have greatly pleased all the | that way:. It well to eall tion to the PO BT TaING ¢ . tic spoilsmen, and particularly | The Stephens boys, of Goplier town- | factthat we accon ! much towd n Puntisisg Coseasy, | not consulted by Governor Dawes in r | y ¥ tha N . \ t & o v 1 BiATin Drarte: chooke and postaiioo orders | ot ORI e T OO tion of v i ¢ the Now York brand. Mean- | ship, Osceoli_county, deserve the medal, | fetaining “our wonopolics years | Ad At to be made payuble 10 tho order of the conipuny, | & AT TR YA e | y i L by the | whilo whatever canyass has boon made [ They kept wateh of their stovk mght | A0 Whett wwe steu i 5 Tl sindoeptbie i — l Thayer had ox- | gygor of Ponnsslvanin | of the relative avallability of Cloveland | &nd day during tho blizzard and saved | Of revenue by the repcalof the duty on months, From a THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPAAY, PROPRIETORS, | pressed no choice, boeause he had nono vinst the anthracite coal and Iillhas undoubtedly been to the | ig,cntire fock. ontio fud afforded s no protoction, p A R A b el F. ROSEWATER, Enrron A por i WINAVERtEge oF tho YEIGr, Y The ex-governors of the state and old | Oy'S tnd wfordedus bo protection. eavonward from undre e O A T D esnvws | Whatever, The “corner™ at the state | fiad therowith, nsking that they b isadvantage of the latter, who has | settlers of Polk county prior to 1846 have [ 0¥ aetiveand soaloits co-operation ¢ Brick blocks can be seen on - === 5 HEATAY ! t 1 roally nothing to rccommend him be- | be vitoc end the banquet o X A . Il o uny corner. rom two stores convention whieh the Tato_colleotor, | siraincd f pating their ngreo Lk siel il 1 him 1 on invited to attend the banquet of | RGO on all proper ocensions 1o | {1 ; i THI DAILY B | | strained from consummnting their agreo- | yond” tho fact of being & politician of | Native owan's on the evening of Decom 11 for y all propor occ then the number has swelled to twenty Judge Post, sought to sot up did not in | ment and th 2 & mention the use of British gold and the ¢ v 1 - i y . % yor 28, at Des Mof tish o or more now, with others Sworn Statement of Cieculation, the Tonst congern tho govornot-eleot with v Il:.«x mmlr- than average shrewdness | ‘I‘Xi <-'|‘ I“\ Moines. n the latest, | tmderhand machinations of “the Cobden | every day. “They now have banws Sy ey e gy e u and skill, 1t will not be wise, however, wd Times™ sociables are the latest. | cjub, ete , ete ewspaper, and a dozen other e ool roneth, & & siosn UL BBE avel LAt ml SO s ki L st for Me. Cleveland oc_ his frionds. Lo se. | 1:adics appoat in Monday morning cos: | “BY order of the exceutive committee. | nor SHtorprites. TE. Lo At eng AL AMLETA ner’’ did not eyen materialize. It col- 5 bl nt t st wat G A - = 0 28 | timoes and gentleme Y identified witt b, Lk or enterprises t thege are mero GGeo. B, Tzschuck, seeretaty of “The Bee | U did not cyen matetia e yory plain intimation of want of SHitG Rt K6y no Gntitely: aRTa, desnits | ool nnaontismen wry tcentitiod with i nothing compared with the great packs 1 ¥ i 1 less th he tl t Publishing company, does solemnly swear | apsed before it was everin condition 10 thy with the action of the state which is | {10 strong it 2 NONX An two patches on their pan (For obvious reasons nmnes mg industrics, w are in_operation el CrenAon of e Deily 1ee | axiat It went down like a card- | qu At i (AFARIBBAL ToNs ie strong coalition which seems o be in | Prizes are awarded to the most distressed | tod,) A LS H”l‘“““w‘”l” for the week ending Doc. 1711, 185, was 08 | }ouge. Somuch ns to the relation ‘ot | of Peynsylvanin-courts rogarding tho cor. | D¢ favor. There are still a grent many | lookivg pair. - and such men at their head as Hammond follows: Genernl THIVSEES s ol fn b of Pennsylvania-courtsregardinghe cor- | djsaffected democrats in New York who T'wo very tine pipes, one of milkwhite Gould's Wabash Wreek, ston, Fowler and Morris, the problem Saturday, Dee, 11 ooy 984 | eneral Thayer to the change in the asy- | porations of that state. Lhe ving witl of | yust ho apponsed in order to make the | Stone, supposed to be fluor spar, six cop: Philadelphia Record T NDLvet, - Nonti ML Wil B ENa Fis Sunday. De s 30 | hum superintendency:. courst make n strennous contest, and m | i Y 0 por awls and five copper axes, one of the Fhie way in wlieh Judge Watter Q 8 4 - Monany, De i ISR SR eines TENEBINOE that the . adt o 3 A4S tion safe for the prosident, and | fia™ sompletoly cloth-covered, have | Gresl tha b \ er Q { ture packing town of the wo Fliera plonday, Dee, 13 o) w since transpired that sitin- | yiew of what the court as already de- | his work will roquice all. the skill ar atter complefel) th-covered, have | Gresham, of the United States civenit | has been more money made i real es- Wedhenday Do 15,0111 1100 11013 | mary removal of Dr. Matthewson at the | elined to do there s very little renson 1o | finasso which My, Clevoland and s ey | peon eshumed from, the Toolesbore, | court, fired out Jay Gould's Wabash rail- | tate in South Omala, for the amount in '}1/|u:p.|‘i. Dec, 1600000 LAOW0 | urgent request of tho state hoard was not | expeet that the result of the proceedings | Jigieal managors, M N b . ‘\"1‘ i I"'| -"("*' cou 'u“rl""”"""‘_ M ol ceivers was n su to that emi- \‘:n‘ o, than any other part of town, Lots Tiday, Do ¥ vinvessennessesdBOI8 | o inove froak aotunted by petsonl mnlice Agbn sl S e SO nagers, Manning, Whitney anc six.year-old son of George Moore, of | nent railvond wreeker and his confeder- | that one year ago sold for 275 are now - iR Al e A S ot ug st 05 U pevpibe | S | DONt, StainussbiNs on Coalville, Webster county, hos estab- | ates. In performing this righteons judi- | Worth from $2,000 to 3,000 and cheap st Average Ceneaneeee . 182 e u T b constitutional provision and the statutes lished his reputation as a musical U act the judge unfolded m o strong | tiat, and there ave just as good chances X . GEO. B, TZ8CHUCK, exist that made the change an absolute | ypon which the state relies seem suf STATE AN RRITORY. prodigy. He displays wonderful talent the tortions and unscrupulous | Now as then, and botter, for the reason m;\".‘.'f'i:.-,MJ".‘.:” -\\w»lr)wil!_»l‘v'-!{w-‘ !I'-'m' necessity. Whatever sympathy or re- | ficiently plain and explicit, in their i — as a performer on the French harp, res | niethods of Gould and his ring to reach | that we now know South Omaha will (SERTIG . tArY PUDIS: sentment the friends of Dr. Matthewson | hiltion of monopolistic combinations, A raska Jottings, V\mhu'nz;:mvhllvlu-\||'<\|\| aviolin played | their ends He deseribed how Gould | haye a vopulation of 10,000 in less than (oo, B, Trsclek, boing first duly sworn, | may foel over his removal, it would be | such as this coal pool unquestionably s, A Masonic hall s been completed in | DY an uncle, None of the tamily having | Dillon, Sage and Humplreys,as directors | ive years, Now is the time to buy. - Wa deposes and says thiat he 13 secretary of the | more diserect for them and much more | (o render the state’s ense invuinerable, | Lecuusch e oo 81 n:m«"v'IIIL et 'I\'\‘f‘\;l“]""“ LR B ’”\'i A R R AR, 3ve Publishing company, that the actial A e Gt Vs o T R ] Holdrege 1s figuring on a 18 genius is unaccountable the Wabash system; how the Wabsh lost | Would be pleased to show it “to one and daily Alreutntion. of the Daity Boe for | creditable to the deposed superintendent | but if there1s a possible way, through | wartryors o 8 Daniel Bradley, living near Pocahontas | $4,000,000 by the operation; the methods | 81l - Call ind examine our list_and take the month of January, |a«\ was 10,378 copies, ot the matter rest. perversions and legal techmealities, to Tho Wayne postofiice will reach the has, after a long series of experiments, | of Gould to'sustain the ereditof the benk- | @ vide out and see the town. — We have a or » copies; for M m.‘ ——— defent the people, itis very sure to be | thivd grade on the tat o vot € discovered what he believes will be the | rupt concern while manipulating its | list of barguns in all parts of town; coma I8, T copies: for. Al The Legislative Teain. { SN T6 ReasR¥baa 8y g by il fuel of the future. tle has a mill for | stocks by loaning its moncy to pay inter- | and see same, copos: for M‘u, 1856, 12, N -y N found. In this direetion the resources of A jewelry swindler raked in a number h b Satek AEHBON v W al Wing Ay, 168 20, 15,208 copjess for Jul 4 Xohl Oflicial notice has been given to tie | o pe 4 LI ST aks a unwber | grinding the rank praivie grass with corn | est; how the appointment of one of the | We arealso selling very rapully, lots Tor Anittiste 1m0, 14404 eoploasfor Sentombet, | pblie S0l Bt 1o thotibots ot (s | . caNAyIvaNIG CoUrt Ap Yoty noBrly i, | iOf Sollarsin Dixor county, Stalks, He cuts them up fine and then | confedorates for receiver of the Wabash | in Rush & Selby’s addition” 10 South h, 13,050 coplos: for GOetaber, 1546, 12,08 '1f’, ',‘ e il ‘!'“‘ St "‘l"" he | axhanstible. Burtley decided to issue bridge bonds [ siightly moistens. The pulp is placed | was seeured when its condition coutd no | Omaha. This beautiful addition is only 3 for November, 15%, U345 conies, cgislature and the legislative lobby in | Aoanwhife the combination goes on in | #nd span the spriag freshet into u huge press, which presses itinto | longer beconcealed, and, finally, how the | five minates walk from the U. P. depot TR m(hlnl ':i: /;:;L‘:‘l;‘; i n‘l;n that the l‘(“fllw’:h" 1ts nefarious and eruel business of plun- llmnlnh-u -l‘Hl alists [V\ll]url-rl and oper !'hTI;-“n u;(\u um-l luulle“.' und four | §1, mmuoln:nr'm ‘mwml-m held l-\‘l}u‘- m,i; Parti ~[Iw|\‘w:nz these | .|-‘ \\lnl\} x‘_u ke ::u: ) to and subseribed before mie this 6t ize the opening of the new foring oREL s of the country a ate u large flour mill in that aity next [ inches thick, £o as to make them conven- | was used to fri hiten the mortgage bond 1t on money invested before nex Yot Noveuber, A, D 1s, e Ao AR Sk i B AL LA LA Y iont for handling. One block will give | holdersinto acquicscence in tho schomes | May. are selling at $30 with $50 {SEAL) N. I Frir, Notary Public hori line by alegislative | qepriving thousands of men of employ- \ [SEAL N. I’ . Nots i e O BRITAY Rad i Gl DElving Sow et ¥ Gity i with poor | 310 lour’s strong nndlh.éll\'lhl- L Mr. | of the wreekers, On this last part of the 2 = T T e A et L ¢ CApititd ment, the wealthy coal barons who com- BRI SE Tt Tay R oMb Bradley computes that this fuel ear be got | intrigue Judge” Gresham says: “The B X s WasiuNGToN is suffering froma dearth | city. This train we are told will make | o i Jaughing to scorn the complaints | Yeturnin JSFSDESIEYIIMOMSINIS | sty for itk about $2 per ton, or [ boldness of this scheme to ad the pur 1, 2 and 3 Years. of pennics, but hundred dollar bills still | fast tme between s city and Lincoln | g appeals that rise up in chorus from | Tmperial, the bout half the price of soft coal, and that | ehascrs by denying equal rights 1o all the capitol. seats in the legisiaturo and hang up their | of robbery flow in an increasing strain | business houses Wil last tw 1< st ot | mort iges Is equalied only by ats in i ——————— coats in the ante rooms of the twohouses. | {yto their cofiers. Accordin o to anthen- C. W. Hicks, hotel keeper at Green ‘Che village of Princeton, Polk county he judge turned aside from his muin | And see if you do not find somethi n I'ui name of the new opportunist | No sooner was the announcement of this | gie figures, on the 83,000,000 tons of conl “‘“T‘ has skipped, leaving a score of | indulged in n “shivavee,” with all its dis- | nareative (o tell how the Gould receivers | want premicr of France 1s Goblet, This is a [ fast train made than there arose a very | mined in Peunsylvania this year, at o | “alling creditors, cordant accompaniments, 1 few evenings | Of the Wabash paid Targe sums of money | A great bavgain, 8 Targe lots, 66 foot by i very appropriate name for a political | grave doubt in the minds ot intovested | oost of less than £10,000,000, the 1 of | a1 |l\'(‘lvix-‘\:"u & Mnm\'\.»_‘(‘m and the | ago. Tw ars and a half ago @ young [ in rebates to the Ellsworth Coal Cou- | fror eacl, on 22d st with small “tumbler.! purties whether the rules whichate en- |t countey pays the conl barons a tri- Aljssourd Pacific are wanted in Hastings. | couple w martied there, " After | pany, of which Gould, Saze, Ditlon and | howse, in BV Smith's add, cable lino R i R 3 l barons - | Also a buse ball club. ohgliteen monihs of “love in i cottage, | the Test of the gang’ are owners, Ina | built within 2 blocks. This will make four e o o L limited | ute of $17,500,000 bofore it leaves the vi The Seward canning company has pnr- | with . seasoning of clubs, they were | little over one vear the reecivers paid in | lots of 49ix10ench. - $6,800. Only $2,000 Mi. Mongrisox has been temporarily [ trains would be appliod to the Omaha | emity of the mine, It then pays a fur- | chased ground for n building and con- | divoreed, to be married again in less than | rebates to the ring nearly $100,000, which f eash. Must be taken at once. This will id out by the defeat of his horizontal | and Lincoln legislative e With- | {her tribute in the shape ot execesive | tracting for next seuson's crop. three months. Aftera short period of | i wore than the whole stock of the com- | sell Tor 16,000 in the spring. taril reanction bill, but the principle of | out consulting Mr, Perkins or Mr. Hold- | rutos of freight, amounting to $50,000,000 | Nehawka is the name of one of the | scandalous brawls they again separated. | pany. The judge ~then resumed his S e T s Ly tarifl reduction has not been destroyed. | Fege, we venture to assure the ansious | or 60,000,000 more. ‘The mosteusial con- [ ROV towus that will e planted on the | O "“‘13[" ""',‘" foro :"“ ‘l|“"r“‘- g ]H"I‘\”l‘ i ".‘i‘ SEhucive i Rto ‘1‘1‘"'.'[ l:\l BalEEAE \‘h,,v SO S, tevenue rof. i e allowe wmss holders that limited express vules | tom 4 B : Nebraska City branch of the Missouri | granted they “kissed and made jup,” and | dismissing the receivers as totally unlit | balance to s 3 '}"‘“" g St et togdlagil il Lt 209 PRl ity templation of thuse figures will serve to | Pyeific, 3 9 LGRS totghs turned out to ‘cclebrate | for such i position. The effoet "of the | Absizuin 160166, on Sherman ave., in sleep on the planks of purty platforms new train du the enormity of this tax, which is T f £ 3 o evel The 1 racket was tre- | decision is (o take this railroad pre Kirkwood. #1,61% J600 cash ing the on of the legisiature, Mr. | Jovied not only d 4 The Hastings browery is now tu e s et its Uit | ont o the hands of the bund that b Corner fot, 6x120, i Faiemount P —r—— IS ion of the leg - Mr. | jevied not only divectly upon the com- ty burrels of beer a week mendons, and e six ailes off | out of the hands of the hand that had Corner fot 608140, sh Fairmount Mit. NEWCoMEn, who is s0 anxious for | Mirauctte, Captain Phillips and Cr e DA b ey r ) Guse oLl | B a1 Un e nye novw fashiontbie. for *n. | skurried to” the COYDERILED 5 wted it and 10 Yestoro to the bond- | $2,000, §670 cash a0 s e i b Greene, who have for months bee m 2, f 2 e astionadle for “in- | Liare for the coilapse of the ot 1 holders what is {eft of it after its spolis bargain, 505140, on 2 the speakership, is not fitted by his habits | (TFOCN Who or months been en- | hut also direetly reduces the wages of | terior decorations T a1t T | [ : Smith's add, $2,300, §1,800 cu for the inee. THS. comdnct- i Lincoln | £l in orgunizing the nost 1og1atoeo | more i half e worbingmon . the | - Chadron i eontysoted for a system of O e wsOF L briar ot | ™Iiiis transaction is only ono of many of | . 23%150, nchr Wiltiam st ih,store last session greatly assisted the pr phibi- m the Hl("ll".uf the I-l:EI-IIIL'M'N system | northern states, A wers generaliy In- i ) '.Iun i'nluh‘ln- @ hand en- | o 1 shed and several of ihe | & simwilar character by which the honest | building, 2 stories, v Tor 62.50 per tion movewcent. Sobriety is ans s and its s crattiduies, wi jurious nnd cruel exnotion than fs car- ‘“”"‘ T "“ 1l @ a num were carted home suffering with | investors in xailroad enterprisc month. $1,500, terms easy. This is a bur: fivat voquisites for s speakior of tho house, | t0 it that ample accommodations (s IR contusions. It was a wild night risk ticir money to deyelop the resourccs | grain, will net you 17 per cont per year on el A : reserved for the grand army of | pot he conceived of. Another of no | m:\\‘u“lK],“IH\.J“")P' b o e Dakot obad l'r“y";”“['\‘ T g U NI, adfoning ve, with two = = T i T + o Aol R0 css [ maxin io minds of relatives an akota, »und of pirates who get control of ‘valua 30, ad i the above, )t o Thow e e el ave e L honds, The Burlington, with its | yoprehensible character has been formed | friends, that thrice blessed ure they who | Carpenters are finishing the interior of | ble railtoad propertics. The Wabash | story frame store building, rents for §u disoovore i HCh o said 9 have been | millions of surplus extorted from the | 1o control the output and advance the | Zive Jibrally and get nothing the cupitol at Bismarek intrigue could not have been carried to | per onth. $1,000, terms ¢ This 15 eill o i, o SELOC | peoplo west of the Missouri, ean aliord | rico of bituminous coal. and it will |© Fairmont again assures the rest of | A chunk of real estate in Rapid City | 8o gfeat u iength without the soryile aid | great byreain. Call al oneeas this is on will not work, Nothing short of din-| g, o vory lavish 1 cont @ the | Houbtloss aavait vt aneions intorost the | mankind that “the gamblors must go.” | was soid to New York partics last week | of the courts; and the patience with the market bit a short time monds by the peek will stimulate 1 boom | ethod which they inangurated when | et B i e | “Lhis i & companion motto for the Rocky | for$27, which Judge Gresiham unraveled the in One whole lot in South Omaha in busi of immigration to the swamps and | Yy (ould drapped ot ot ts G o | Fesultof the proccodings against tho : mountatn wivl, *‘Kive Cummings, eoekivn sund Yankton are | tieacies of this. plot before s final con. | noss part, 81, 1 : malarin of that fever shaken soction of | ite T leisivtise oamrom from | tracite pool, in behalf of which it will o Miio 4 ool “indhe ‘near. Woeping || hold ko 4 | summation is not so usual a thingz in | w0 houscs, one of 15 and one o S hibiaouth oLLCH ho legislutive express from | eourse exert whatever intluence it may | Water is stmmered down to th Wi, | anticipated in prices. judical contests in which Jay Gould nas [ 3 rooms, rent ; month, in Hor Omaha to Lincoln is in fact a new devise | pave SRR e el s S T g f 5 3 been concerned s mnot 1o deserve the | baen's add, $1.000, §1,000 cash, a bargarm i Ll have. Should the state fail, the twin | Ingwersin, while digging a well. struck | ‘The territorial school of mines at highest commendation argain. House of 10 roon ; ; 5 e I to throw the B. .\.l. dragnet over the [ combinations.will not be slow to take ad- | @ (wo-inell vein of cou! mixed with si ate, | Rapid City will open February 1. Pro 5 5 L b 5 3 »or month Horbach’s add, ConGrissiAN Dorsey has interviewed | joe ve. All o k A i) e Gould method, as revealed in the per month, in rbach’s add. B ot i o BURS eriiani e Al fit i ntcRtolakethol vnThzaior e dcteatdand iexlena Mhoird [{8et s DUl O Bintyelive 1ont. fessor Constant will have charg Tote the publio 1nto some of the mys. | 3,000, #1,000 cash den cland and ~ received the | scheme work to perfoction is a curpeted | pojiey of plunder Llie state press are ringing the changes A herd of nearly 1,000 antelope—-the ‘s of modern railvoad financial min ight-room house and barn, Horbach's promise that the nominations towhe new | roadway from the Burlington depot at o g X i on Bill Ny, of a har st e known—is now roaming in | 4 g - add, rents f 30 pel L 00, rom . : e e s (s 4 st ever known u uent. It seems to account for the | add. rents for §30 per mouth , Nebraska Jand offices shall be handed in | Lincoln to the “oil rooms” where mem- ! £ : the president gave @ remos I 5 of the wone He had no connection with the matter | qnd the r combination be dec opening out illegal. “I'ne court refused a preliminary conl, Justic ried on by this unlawful monopoly can- and the bud lands between Medora and Bel- | wonderful acenmulati tivonlthitr £1.000 exnsh 2 Al STt Tatee Py | onderfil ations ot wealth from | $1. ina fow duys. The sooner the better. | brs are (o bo entortained and “ureased'” | oo coke d sooner or Wior.nbuclinub ] aceused of wearing | fieid apparently worthless debts by the mags [ A bargain, 663132, on Dodge st, $1,500, The delags since the location of the | during the sossior 8 robbery and reckless defiance of law ean- s g the legend. Fremont The Deadwood Times savs the expacity | ical manipulation of the stock exehange, Beautiful lot m block 6,1lanscom Place Chadron and Siduey offices have SO " P not go on in this country indefinitely, | irls, however, stick to the old pretzel as | of the Omana Smelting works pr 1ts | and for the sudden vise in a night of 1+ | $2,000, $800 cush oatitet e eney oftiaes have hoom | AVhon the “short lino" was first boomed | ‘tho duty of the public press is to keep np | ® story killer. extensive shipments of ore from the Bus- | road kings oul of nothmgs, like Prince |~ Cor 1ot §in Marsh's add, §.100, §1,000 h ely without excuse. No member of | we hat expected that the delay in op an agitation of the subject and expose |, Poncais likely to sccure a railvoad | ton district. Prettyman, with his_conch and six, out | eash, the Nebraska dulogation has had any | ing the road carly in the fall was purely O o tha s hsot and ox10R¢ | bridgo overithe Missouri: The river | The pressed brick company of Yankton | ot a gourd'in the fairy tale. It helps to | 30x120, in Jacob’s add, with _store and hand in preventing the filling of the | incidental to dificultics 1 construction [yl o k D/ SREADIDI8L it that point has rocky sides and bottom, | js now operating the tow mill machinery | explain the pocesses by which valuable | 4 rooms aboye, rents at 40 p 1onth. oflices. 1t is very significant that a1l obetnoles arg | UC. ket aroused to the situntion, and | and the distance neross is sixty rods. It | and orders from. the east are being \iled | ratirond shares are depreciated one day | This on the Park ave, car line - TN T l‘ “ th L e -I | o shall correetly uuderstand the character | issaid the Chicago, Milwaukee & St | 4o rapidly as possible. far below the their real worth,to the ram | gain, 4,500, §1,500 cash, b X - Ve p just as the- e ature is about | S0 SO e e o | Paul is backing the srprise c 3§ > it owners, v the worthles d 4 yenrs Famuer MoGLysN s still expected at | vo conveno, In reality. tie train belwoen ';“"“1"“‘ ,““1{‘ wrong which is being | L vf-'.l,’.h ";?'fl'" :::‘| :'1“{,”.':"'(' f An eflort will be made at the commg "1‘.”5‘»"(;"l‘f:;\ivuu'llx'("l.f::n i SR o Oumal R s ey C Tonlity 4 done them by these grasping, oppressive e receipts and shipments of mer- | gogs f the legislature to have a bill | $10cks of bank com are se 2 e 1 lots in o Romte to explain his political propagands | Omaha and Lincoln s only what the | au mereiloss monopolies. @ © | ctiundizo attho station of Wayne for tho | s o8 i Sanghtor of all | booming another day, to the enrichment | business center, §1,00 cach. |Iu f:lnn;'_ (Lr lllvnryl orge. Rome evi- | public have long been promised, aud the 2l present yoar amounted 1o 139,724,110 | caple aftected with pleuro-pneumoni of speeu x_m-l_ It |;-\\‘s,qu.hu\\'lnwww- dently thinks that & priest’s time ought | run of 54 miles in 110 minutes |s not F vounds, which putin the coffers "of the - sary are judges and courts and stat : ! AORKONE s 4 : pounds, Ditne jaofiors : A man named Brown was knocked | [AEY ArC A Ll e to be so well occupied with his religious | all remarkable. But when the managers | Tt is sad t 2 nrouing raining | Ehirond company 70,003,07. Tho ship- Honn annl sobbad ot on hundeen dolAT JoztiatureaitoicioiCouldsifor it stioonas duties as to leave no opportunity for . B A L i ey < oo 5 deniideda il pl gaining | ments of stoc amounted to 157 ¢ bill near Canton in broad daylight re of .u,l} ¢ s3 and 1‘»1(‘:\\\\ iy they V [ ul Lol : who have taken chargo of the political | strength in New York, ILis understood | Alex Bjouriund, of Phelps, siened o pear, Lanton in broud dayllht re. | have contributed so liberally of their | on improved property active pohitical work on the outside. [ machine in tlis state boldly call thns have been one of the conditions of the act fo in gail cently. The assassin, after beating and | ying (o elect o president of the United | Also have “money to loan” at very I e i biic ” g to have been one of the conditions of the | contract for a dozen gaily dressed culti- | kicking his vietim, secured the money hail £s ) i hH0 D A ¥ preacher in politics 100 often means | rain the “logislative express,” there | compact between the Tammany and | tators. A promiissory not and disapp R States of their choice. Such a president | low rates on improved eity and farm the pastor who neglects s pulpit. It | can be 5y i i 5 DAY ed up before the 8 LSADPOAKEG, 3 vould be of the greatest use to them sn | property. ! _puipit. It | can be no other rational conclusion than | county democracy, in the last municipal | turned up before the mac An interesting case, imvolving a point | golecting judges of the distriet, cireuit et B 5 hias not yet been shown that this is | that which the name suggests. It re- | election, that the former should cease to | Sud Alex would give the oy of a e $ not yet taken under judicial advisewent, | and ||v7v-:nu':>uur‘| oo nitcdiStatens | Sal RS, LOnedit LEonelar B d s the case with Dr. MeGlynn, who scems 10 | mains to be seen whethor this bold scheme | antagonize the president, and the stute. | oo Shorb intervicw with the fagent." | will Soon be tricd in Custer county. 10is | Ho wonld mever oflend them by the ap: Pl innokage eathipde, linve brains and aetivity enongh to cover | 1o decoy the legislature befora it has | ment is that the leaders of the older fac | gy R Ygur-old son of Ag‘l"rlvll”m- to determine whether or not county has | pointment of a Judge Greshara. 1 (wo blocks of coal mine. i 4 A ) to 4 8 thi Aders o f Zicka, nter vint, Saunder: o Tig| a o 0! Ll both ficlds with more or less success, but | even organized will succeed. The peoble | on are disposed to ke faith with this | county, mounted his dad’s breech-] bhe HEhlto 12 pelindiduringatlio Inienval B0 e \wald the pope doubtless wishes further in- | of this state have their eyes wide open - This 1 . i d Dlayed “horse)” Of oours Jegai % ¥ JIOIILETOIL SRS 8T A INN B, SN 01H01) . Idlewild, %5,100, R b lon t1 itantd ate hy cir ey o onen, cement. This is necessury to muin- | and ‘played “horse. course receiyer's receipt and a government | House, Earlville, N. Y., was run down by 2 e situation, and will wateh with intercst the effect of | tain the union of these forces, which botl | Wasn't loaded, but the moment the patent. overwork and thrcatened with Bright's | 9-room 141 wild, mew, got in range it went off. A fresl 1 e this new departure. factions are believed fo regurd as de- [ §0y1 0 FanBe b e 0 s the pogt o Wyoming. o ’i’“"““l by atang dnithp Kiduey | $6,000. In is obscrved that the presudent doesn 't = irable. The Irvi all taoll \ DR Tt orvAnsybiol bladder, which produced inter 3 : at the dent do sirable. Tho Irving Hall faction was | The Ope 45 e Douglas wants a cemetery in which to | 8 6-room Louse, IMProye show any haste to give the senato another Don't Exaggorate, hednientel Onlor oL sy , ‘F‘:'i“‘l;'m"’; f G e ) ¢ chance at Matthews, the colored recorder Omaha 18 doing very well. She is did him no good e passcd fresh blood ¢ left out of consideration in this arcange- | ing rapidly in membership mmm,,iu.,. plant her uscless residents. 3 4 e 3 x 5 ment, haying taken no part in the clec- :nul(nh‘lulgl' “The order is composcd A nn)\ -milo brecze an the territory is | from the urinary organs. Everything A of deeds of the District of Columbia, On | inereasing more rapidiy proportionately | tion of the successful candidates last | exelusively of women, and its cardinal | now called a Cheyenne zepbyr. s fuilnge, he was finally fully véstored 13,900, the part of the senate, however, it Wash- | ths \y other western city of her size. | month. A New York paper says there is | festure 18 that members must not, on Douglas entertaimed her flrst invoice | to health by Warner's safe cure, as hun- | g=room house. Georgin ington advices can be trusted, there is ¢ or bank clearings v the v e of | every reasor liove the story of suen | PAin of immediate expulsion, “turn | of tramps with bread and water dreds of thousands of other acute suflex Sl 1| Her bank clearings show the volume of | every reason to elioye the story ot such | yyound and size up the buck slope of a clegraph tolls have been reduced 25 [ ers have been. Don't taie Warnor (;.I.j:\‘l ld].«x‘r.-_ to roulvh |I||~ ouse, lu‘ml the | her Im.\lm S8, The record of ll‘vrlmilthn,: an agreement, and l'u‘m.’ll'li-v that there is | passing woma pe * cont throughout the territory, words for it. Write Mr. Kinney (enclos- gas, full ld goneral opinion appears to bo that | operations indicutes the number of new | muchh less antagonism than formerly | = Frantz Krantz, and bis paramour, Mr The Laramie tio factory turned out | g stamp, and ask your friends and cavenworth, §7,700. Matthows will be more summarily ro- | homes and business houses, Facts toward the president on the part of the | Katlierine Schoger, who were arreste 300,000 ties during November, Tho rail- | neighbors about Warner’s safe eure Nouss, § roowms, § 1o1s, Windsor jected than before, in order to emphasize | good enouglh and encouraging enough. | leaders of Tammany. Unless, obscrves | West Point afow 'weeks ago, chavged | road company is piling up o’ supply for | - P T T Place, 2 blocks t the indignation of the senate at the | Wny should weoxaggerato ! Omaha has | this journal, some unforescen diflicuity \{.m pnlu}“\u" ¢t m.um'. s husband, ..; next season’s building operations. ow ..,\( |.l ke 1"1..’.:.“4..\. ace, n W e 4 a1 e Al skl Aot . i ) & Aurora, to get the insurance of - DO S are: AE0Y #5,200, action ot ll_n pro ident in reappointing | already suflered in past from padded | should arise, it is more than probable | & 600 on his lifs, were given a8 prehmi- | New England and Peansylvania Pro- Henry George's protest agninst *“mon oL \ R aatii ) 4 ; 1 B 1 1 1ol in Lowe's add hiv,, Mcanwhile the recorder has | out statistics of growth, from inilated | that Tammany will be found supporting | navy hearing and botnd over to th AT strous fortunes,” “areat incomes” and | TROUSe and lo ARIAS S0 feathered his nest handzomely, and will | censuses and windy estimates of trade | the claims of Mr, Cleveland at the nest | driminal court without bail. The Auror IMPORTANT CIRCULAR 1ho “‘domoralizing luxupy of tho vieht® js /| 88 #5,800. go out of the oftice in very much better | and commerce. When contrasted with | national democratic convention. papers say the evidence is ample to send | i 1y view of the fact that we and | well taken. But relatively very few ot w house In Munneom shape financially than when he entered | the actual figures obtained years later, | A Tammany leader is quoted as saying | them to the gallows % | our families have for years adjusted our | these fortuncs or incomes ire due to lund nce, Cather strect, 10 it. It is estimated that he has reccived | some of the high colored pictures of | thut while the organization has not made | Out at Kimvall, the = Union Pacitic ) ing, tylo of dress, our | menovaly. - Nor could tho ovils gre g g < on an average §100 per day in fees, and | alleged former prosperity, when a | any open break with Goy wnor Hill, y plagradin.coul house of Khs Ianil ek uumen | 1 m“lpx SN ‘;m A oAb fl zos, | Ut of then bo Fom od by tuning ol B Sy L S an g o A B : 4 former. prosperity, whe A2y.0pon bropk ¥ ioyerng ¥t LI Gridloy, When the building wus | fast horses, scaside summer cottages, | yalues” alone: Capital will continue to | wuile n A e on several days since his incumboney of | matterof fact wo were only doing “pretty | he Is notas popular as be was while' sgo, | packed with tho winters' fuel, dim con. | yuchts, ote,, to the busis of income | control land.where lund is very valuablo, o i the office the fees are known to have | well thank ye,” made our real progress | and should it come ton choice between | cluded the snap was. ripe and began 0 | drawn from the west and south through | under whatever rule may be sdopted for | $8:.700. cated by sten amounted to $200 or $300. Of course | seem ridiculously smull, Growth the president und the governor us to | pluck it He fenced fn the building and [ 50 5 co ™1 v nd of the trade | its tenure Hrevin Collage, new, corner Matthews is not the least bit anxious to | sk by ¢ g 3 - | b ground and carted o ton or two to his REiY ! ; " If Mr. George really desires to stop the o RiAslers 1 ot Lo 1o t anxious to | shown by comparison, 1f the comp, which of them shall be the democratic | Eround and earted 4 ton or two to hia the sections named, resulting from tho | o1 Mr: George raally desives to ston the Dth and Ghio streets, Loke's RGNS icotialn cohiott, BhG 18 ’I"' son is to bo worth anything it must bo | candidnte for the presidency in 18 Noquitted, the gury believing he had a |t and patent laws of the United | UG (0NN G W0 1o ive to | nddition, $2,800; 8400 « s the protege of the scoretary of the | nade from absolutely reliable statistics. | Tammany would support Mr. Cleveland. | jerfect right to move the coil from one | States, and of the additional fact that | society a compen g« benefit from t 25 per month, treasury doubtless Mr. Manning wiil | Compilations such as have recently been | He described the feeling between the | partof his furm to anot profits beyord the excessive cost of | “read fneom ot him Join The Workd 8¢ '”'"‘I"""“'“‘ is postponed as long | made by some of our over-anxious con- | leading democratic tactions in New York An insuranee agent in Dawson county, ‘“\ voeating l\J heavy tax on Iul,'» as possible temporaries are positively injurious to | city as being more harmomous 1l at [ 1 tuening w croGked venny, ran into w { ¢ . p inhieritance W legacies and o graded ——e LR o Bl R JIOL0 ALIMORIQUR MIAR - & s " : arm mortzages in the west and south, oed And loguoion BLG 4. KEaded the intorest of Omuha, They awaken | any time since 1874, and predicted that if | hole not large enough for isnead. “Two | G WERERECC, (i @ combined | L% 00 incomes above 4,000, By moin Notr much attention has been given to | gylse farmers who had invested in hail insur ' of these the senseless pa 1 ! RISt el Sooratarw Bavan | bilse and ealled for u settlement. | effort be made, by all who are interested | lation beyond reasonable human needs he fact that Sccretary Bayard was | disappointment. They are a stimulus | given to Mr. Cleveland if he 15 renom he full amount claimed were | with us in the maintenance of these | will receive a wholesome check, society guilty of a deliberate discourtesy to the | to subsequent exaggeration in order to | inated will be more enthusiastic and fr headquarters to the age tarili and patent laws, to prevent, by all [ Will receive hare of the *“‘uncarned senato in sending the original papers m | sustuld their bogus claims. But they | united than Me. Tilden received in 1876, Tho latter eftected B settloment for balf increment” that cxists in every great the fisheries correspondence to the bouse | do not help the city in the end. | Another prominent demoerat gave it the amount and pocketed the diferenc 2 and the bulk of the taxes wiil b and duplicate copies to the senate, 1t The Bee's annual review will be pub- | his opinion that the president is gaining heiwoen throo and 0 r bundrod dotlrs, | &ross wilh the shme 1o 1 it by those who Live the imohus to puy A1 2 vory »‘}.-nm ant variation from | lished with the new year. It will be, as | strength every day with the rank and filo | the wgent is now teribly anxious to'scttle tmust be clear to wll wanufacturers | Wehope yet to receive the co-operation the rule of ofticial etiquette, which of | ysual, an honest and carcfully com of his party in Now York. Sc f the | wilbout rebate. hat uuy attempt to reduce or destroy the | of Mr. George in securing this gre course Mr. Bayard was entirely familiar | eollaction of statistics without pad politicians do not like him, but these dare The “goose bone!: prediction for holi our cupitul now enjoys by | form in taxabion in the inte e with, und 15 said to have been designed | inflation, and can be depenided upon as | notopenly oppose bim. On the other haud | day weather beats Wiggins and the rest Lof these s would e lozisly | tiing wisses o | of town, Call sind see us B state depar J apprecia nal 1 1 v o e prophets esds pens up )| e, 38 Bed Ol ents : 4 " to mark the state department’s apprecia- | yeliablo, The bogus building statisties | there ave democrats who are not satisficd | Of the prophets: 'y “'l\l onens bp with vs gives pre s titie, except 3. EvAxg, presidont of the Lum e | tion of the conservative and consid- | puplished in oue of our vout-unoraries | with the union of the two leading factions, | & e e, Lo b ‘ | gine ot in Wishingion Sguire onr style of living, 15 now mvested in hopes whieh must somed to | everything works smoothly the support means possible, any “tinkering” by con gress with the same to the projudice of [Ver lining; some snow with a possible fggainst idiots, the insane, munors, ete. 1s u Bank, Tonswanda, N. ¥ ites erate course pursued by the house for- | should deceive no one. ‘I re ub- | and these are said to be ¢ tly moving | pise in presents. Wednesday and Thurs \gress un wdiot? ( the right to r Junuary 15, 1856, 1 was entirvely pros eign affairs committee us contrasted with | supdly incorrect. 13 lupli- | either to disrupt it or to bring about a | day will open squally and a panicky feel these laws be cluiwed on tho ground | trated, and was reduced from 130 to 120 | the opposite conduct of the foreign rola- | eated end “l‘,l_l“ i - new organization made up of the disaf- | ing in the family purse, with a st} congress is insane, or that it 1bs. I thought | hud inflammation of the . : tlons committee of the scuate, during v Have we not had complete | large bow I'he pain was relieved onty | O Rl eh laat anaainn of AGIEIGRE y oA OUBIer-JHIROR riday 1 04 undisputed title to these laws, and a | by morphine forced under the skin. My "_ A i i { d nents o b A i I . the store-room center will culminate in o | holes in Py ] 14< worth | that these dissatisfied democrats are Perhaps the secretary of state has a fair | e o Erbometer will have a | proprictary interest in the peoplé of the | doctor treated me for inflammation aud 9 ir | hundreds of thousan toliars. Tho | unfriendly to the president, and probably | fhwnivand tendeney brossging. a elears | West and south, much more than twenty { catarrh of the bowels, an aflection sym ground of grievance aguinst the senate, | footings were consequ ridiculously | represent the stalwart supporters of Goy- | ing, but youngsters must retire early and | 3 In view of the fucts, can any of | pathetic with disorder of the left kidney \ or' pathor its committen which takes | oyorstated. Every buiding recorded 1n | ernor Eull, but the oxtent of their | wif theii sox. Satarday will be there [ Us ndmit the right of congress o repeul | 1 had distressing pain, with wight swou cognizance of the affairs of his depart- | tne Bre'e list | il ¢ presently, with tropical trees blooming | or wodify these I P Riniudios, 10 § And oot keop HAIGILE o Wiy Slamuot aent, but allowing this to bo soit doesn’t | verified by the written dectaration of the | Undoubtedly, however, they arc numers | 404 beading under n weight of, colicky s ) thiraty. Feb. 191 ivas in inte gony | RRRR a0ite 'hacoming dn the Bisk | ownor: Buab & othod takes tinie and | cus esousk to considerably e | L e it ity 1 | T seous irpose and con- | with pain in my left kiduey, I then be- | 4 ¢ y A oficer of the eabinet to tako (his - petty | money, but it pays, demoeratic vote of New York if they | certain 10 follow. We'll go & piugged | eert in ac it hats bien suggested that | gan Warner's safe cure. 1t 80 minptes '1509 [«ARNAM STRP bi way of showing his displeasure. It i SRMANBIS JAM0 Bt RN SOIN B ey T sged |l W y o wecaiuplisn the | Was velioved, | refusod thedociors » shows Mr. Bayard tobe o man of par- | Wi pote with interest that Judge Kin- | Mr. Clevelaud and bis friends have 2 oos— 1 \ne eflort for & re- | large stone from. the biadder, then my | Soom 9, Redick’'s Block Fower impulses than perhaps his worst | ney, now agent 5 the Yanktou ngeucy, | been working very hard for several | A wan named Myers ‘ ! s on wool and other raw | dains ceased” If you write My Evans, - enemies supposed, applies for permission to purchase 100 | months to improve matters in New York | the Murshalllown - gpera i ) (o ed i our faetori us in se stammp for 1oply Z2nd Floor. s been built aud its cost | strength can only be guessed at