Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 5, 1887, Page 5

B st “CHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1887: work «ll day examining certain portions moralized. 1 have seea sirong men cry~ | th | of the work which was 50“ whnup?u- was A B" OF YELWW METAL ing beeause they could not szl home ‘to I(:pi?(!“l‘:;} T4 sonmeth of o e away on other city business, He found the east. Their folks could not send | heavier pnrul.‘::gl:":olln:lri:rlsm:“nro.l':“ several braces on'the stairways loading them money to bring them back, and s, the engine and heavy castings. froth Leavenworth and Jones streets im- | Yot ¢ Btarted the California Gold | they could not earn enough, W. 'L Sheridan, torritorial statisticia vroperly put up and some were left out Tield “With all our good luck I guess the | has just made his'report of the averago aitogether, Considerable riveting has elas. most money I had atany one time was [ condition of the crops for the month of n omitted. All these imperfec: — about §1,600, Kach week the members of | July. Seventy-four counties are reported 1, of course, have to be remedied | THE PROSPECTOR'S STORY. | & company had a way of guessing at the | and the average condition as compared by the contractors, amount of gold they had accumulated, | with last year is as follows: Corn, 99, —ns the man who came farthercst from the | spring wheat, 854; spring rye, 90; oats, Danger Ahead! A Precious Rello at the National | mark to pay for a bottle of whisky. None | 86}; harley, 8%; ‘vm-k\vhvnt. 8; potatoes There is danger akead for you 1f you Museum = James W. Mare of my company could make out how it | (Irish), 105; potatoes (sweet), 100 neglect the warnings which nature 18 Y LINCOLY NEEDS MORE WATER i | 4 The Oity is Now Practioally at the Mercy § - of Fires, ! DISTRICT COURT DOINGS. Two Husbands Charge Their Wives With Undutiful Conduct and Ask For Legal B & el - was that 1 never had to pay for the [ U6; sorghum, 934; sugar cane, 92 n‘h:" .':""'"",'f" e giving you of the approach of the fell- shail's Vatuable Dis whisky. Lalways guessed last and put | 85; grapes, wo;. <l 4 ¥y Camp Fire destroyer—consumption, Night sweats, covery. the figures between the two extremes, so spitting of blood, luss of appetite—these there was always some one farther from y [FROS THE BEE'S LiscOLY nuBEAw] | SYEPOmS have a terrible meaning. You the mark than 1. One town in Sierra county is named 4 s " can be cured if_you donot wait until it is | , The original cause of the great Cali- | “It was roughing it with a vengeance | Whisky Diggings and another Brand WI;nlt the city of Lincoln nceds 18 more | vo0 Iate, Dr. Pierce's “'Golden Medical | fornia gold fever--the first germ—is at | out there. I have slept outin the winter | City. s f water and that speedily. The council | Discovery,” the greatest blood purifier | the Nationsl museum, at Washington. It | Iains without & tent, and merely some- [ Authracite coal ~was found near has been figuring on an increased supply and the entire city is clamoring for it and yet the famine continues. The fire de- partment has urged, in reports, the dan- gers engendered by delay _and the com- moa impression is that the Humphrey block could have been saved at the recent fire if a proper water supply had been available. The engineer at the city well has repeatedly called attention to the scarcity, aud the use of water on lawns has been curtailed and yet the supply is wholly insufficient. It is the opinion of both the enginecer at the water works and the chief of the fire department thata fire occurring between 6 p. m. and mid- night would have practical control of itself and the department be handicapped inits workings. While the present dry season continues the parties who have known, will restore your lost health. As | js aly sealol o thing over my head to keep the rain [ Chochees lake, in Washington territory, AuEitve K 35 Spofor s b tver | ey perel?sealod o o il wiuws botle, | fron *Batyaring e ‘e il | agt ook oil. All druggists. cre s no longer any danger of | trenches dug around my body to carry Millions of jackrabbits infest the sago- contagion, It is a little flattened piece of | the water off." brush plains of Lander and Kureka The German Club, gold about the size of a gold dollar, It — couuties, Nevada. " The following gentlemen have been | is the piece found by Marshall while dig- Tn"::""““‘“"'] ':“H‘"“';":""; i ng’“‘,f,ffi:‘:g;‘i‘l}“:‘fi‘l‘.‘";"mm:‘“;'nK”';‘ o . 5 (lan ol 1 ill-face the va W thadave; stpone, whe! ho duty for im- » Wh vorkil at a meet- elected directors of the rman club for K{"lg a mill-race the year before the fever | 1 odiate action is clear, 1s always unwise, | ing 10 San Krancisco recently, overbal- the ensuing year: Bruno Tezchuck, J- | 8etin. It was sont direct to the Smith- | Egpecially is it 8o whon increasing ili | Anced himseif, fell and busted’ an arm. P. Lund, C. B, Schmidt, Charles | €onian in August, 1848, The followiug is | health calls for # resort to medication. | The fracture has silenced him tempor- l';. Burmester, L. Raapke, Julws | a copy of the letter that accompanies it. | Discases of the kidneys and bladder are l",l!Y- Peycke, Hermann Meyer, Max Meyer | Sax Fraxcisco, August 23, 1845,—This | often of swift growth—alws The railroad ties laid down near Reno and /\‘L. Meyer. The o s elected | paver contains the ficst piece of wold_ever | tendency if not combatted at “the outset. | Dineteen years ago, have been taken up are: C. B. Schmidt, president, J. P. | discoveredin the northern part of Upver | We have all—even those of us who are | and found to be in a pertect state of Lund and Bruno Tzschuck. vice presi- : alitornia. 1t was found in February, 1848, | not remarkably well instructed—h, prescrvation. An analysis to determine dents; A. L. Moyer and Julius Peyckey, J)_\lylmxvabw. .\lfllffll:\]vl,lll therace of Captain | gomething of the dunger attending | What protected the wood from rotting vised. Hundreds of housckecpers might reduco their hard work very much by secretaries, and Max Meyer treasu Trom ko mill, about forty live | Bright's disense, diabetes, and other dis- | Will be'made at once. 3 branch of the Asmerican Fork. Lt waebeoten | eascs of the Kidieys or bladdor. Lot no | - Prof. Hilgard, of the university of Cali- : ont with a hammer by Mr. Marsiall to test | one be foolhardy enough to procrastinate | fornia, has furnished & remarkable Robert Wilson, a laborer on thestescts, | its malleabihity. - 1t.18 presented to the Na. | if he perceives the renal organs to be in- | analysis of whisky sold in Sacramento. corner Twelfth and Harney, was over- | tionalinstitute, Washington, . C. active. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are | The Bee of that city sent him seven sam- come by the heat yesterday morning, but 5 Jo L Forsos. veenhiarly adapted to overcome this in- [ ples of whisky purchased in an equal instead of being sent to the hospital he .J' L, .h'l’""' Was & oaptain in the | action, to suflic United States service. Thero are many | ¢ ‘ntly stimulate, without | number of saloons, from the fashionable r i N T ' iting, the kidneys and bladder. In :ll'lm Wl to llhu ‘Vl:" "\b‘] cent 1 1 s i i L " | tinitely is this diuretic to he pre to | doggery. result of the anulysis is ad recovered | Bieces of gold in California clamed to bo | e ind fiery stimulants of com. | sullicient to astomsh the patrons of the which prove the bano of unwary aloons and precipitate n run ADNTIO" To FRIE"D NE , NEBRASKA. s with a tender to renal troun- | on the groggeries. Sambples number one hey are likewise incomparable for | ond two were purchased ut fashionable o ) dyspepsin, dobility, fever and ague, and ffil"U""‘ |,uxrx_.l.m,u.|,lgl.v the [lm-l ul:;sn “{ At Auction Sale, Thursday, August 4th, at 2 p. m., Sharp. ¢ community. ie professor found N § Sale without Reserve to the Highest Bidder. l’) FRIRITORY that the sumples varied little in qual- i . y Y 0 Vi o y " J. Ll DT goud, Ltuste | Friend, Nebraska, has two thousand people. s on the main line of t1e B. & M. road Pl e ety R aaiol | 88 miles west of Lincoln. The K. C. & W. railroad is surveyed through the town by volume, 518 por eent: total solid con. | bonds will be voted for it,and the division station on the new line will be at Fricnd. The tents, .05 per cent. The harsh aftertaste | Wi is one of the best shipping points in the state. OtRBIBIo i5 i to Lo AUUILIONTOF FoniR: Terms of Sale—One-third cash, balance on casy terms s substance, probably gum catechu, or | - C- PACE and BEN O'RHODES, Auctioneers, Lincoln. i histon ki possibly kino.” Besides ths its pungency WHITE & FISHBURN, Proprietors. —_— ho started out from Washington. He | posters of the Omaha fair and Grand | has becn restored, afier the addition of | === = ——— Board of Equalization. was lnlklm':_nvcr the matter with a r | Army roucion. water, by means of a tincture of pepper, The common council met In tho city g.lln;lklvr. r‘\ party of us” he suid, | gyunders county will harvest a large | probubly “Guinea vepper,” to hide the clerk’s oftice yosterday morning as aboard | yto0K u saifing voasel at Bultimore in | grop of candidates for ofhice the coming | fact thatit is over 37 below proof—1. e ofequalization, There were ten members , and we were seyen months and | a1 Tie yield and death record prom- | Iacks 18,6 of the 50 per cent of alcohol prosent, with President Bochol in the | [faneisso. e aof, tho trib 10 Sut | isos to bn enormous. that “proot spirit ought to contain. Tts chair, Clerk Southard was ordered to | ex-Senutor Sargoant, then a. local re: | A faith healer in Koarney has boon run | (bend ! s Bhowise bucn doctored by hear all written complaints of citizens porter in- Washington ul r el in for "I‘lll‘l\(fl“g without & permil. ‘The i) ‘3!" e LA i T against proposed pavements, The ses- | Washington boyami fi\}’u“l(o “L’\Iv‘i) 1::‘1:‘;2 SENPINY [“"'Il' heelor condllnus hh; e ;‘;;leld\lyr:nr:‘n“filayc;“v;:an’k «lh'(l-';um;.‘lf(" |;Ir|<;‘n- i 5 0'clock eac v o! X tions to real cstate anufactures 5 2 5 :'«:filvg‘fllr:dg;nlx‘lu\;‘low»Llnuk euch day | ware quite s number of others from Bal- [ ons fo real ¢ Ll d once of & lurge amount of commercial “A GOOD TALE WILL BEAR TELLING TWICE.” Use Sapollo! Use SAPOLIO. Bapolio is a solld cako of Scouring Soap used for all cleaning purposes. Try It, Cheap comfort can be secured even in the midst of the most porplexing of household duties if the worker secks all tho aids which modern progress has de- using Sapolio in house-cleaning, scourlng and all sorts of eleansing from wood- Overcome by the Heat, work to metals. Sold by all grocers. No. 0. (Copyright, March, 1887,) purck water for lawn privileges will ::;‘E'"']“”',,'(I ;‘(:“'l’lf; ‘;‘(',:{"l;',: (ia it uset, and, judging from reports, the | aufliciently to bo removed to his boarding [ the first found, but nonc of them have supply is not suflicient for fire purposes alone. There is nothing that demands the undivided attention of the council more than the water question and the e city is not exempt from extra danger ‘ until the problem is satisfactorily solved. ctsin fuvor of their claim. The onb b discovery of this picee of gold by Mar- Good News. shall led to the search for more, and 1t Dr. Galbraith, the Union Pacific sur- ound. It was the seed thatup to | ¥ i N 1880 had produced $1,200,000,000 in gold, | Pillousness. geon, who is in _attendance upon young | pPrior to (his discovery Indinns and a fo ATE Adair, the lad who was so seriously in- 7 b b A Lhdtoly L3, missionary priests he cen collecting p— Jirollon” Stinday 1t by balig Hitowh|| 86tmo GOId th GUice basts BF Lo ot Nebraska Jottings. by the Union Pacific dummy against o | this was the very first piece found in the Eighty teachers are attending the pile of lumber, says that the palient is g“"} velt, and itled to the great rush to | Platte county institute at Columbus. progressing us satisfactorily ns could be alifornia in '49. The Salvation army threatens to tackle expectod. The lad’s parents live on the | r. R M. Duwes, the dentist of West [ Plattsmouth and whoop up the “hoods.” Bellevue road. Washington, wus one of the forty-winers | Hastings has been papered with the the Fr place mont house. SAYS SHE WAS FALS Among the cases filed yesterday in the distriot court was a petition in divorce brought by Isaac Freishette, who mukes rather vigorous charges against his wife, who it would seem, is ‘& resident of Omaha, The petition filed in court re- cites that Mary Freishette were married in Canada in 1870, that for the past three ‘years the compluinant has been n resi- dent of Lincoln and that for all of that time he has been deserted by his wife, Mr. Freishelte charges in his petition that in 1883 his wife committed adultery at St. Williams, province of Canada, with one Frank A. E. McCall, and further charges that his wife has been for the ust year living with this Frank McCall Y (-2 BA__ Molvb’ DIAMOND MERCHANT, i timoro to make up the party. That was A p T Fing WATCHES, STERLING SILVER, § and that she is representing herself to bo | = There are many cheap cosmetics of | afterwards represented in tho senato. | fa1 will be held at Red Cloud September ! i f A the wife McCall, For these reasons the laintitl asks & divoroe from his unfaith- ul spouse nnd the usual amount of ad- ditional relief that the court may grant, OTHER CAS| William L. Graoger has also filed rpmmn for divorce in the district court his cause of complaint being also adul- tery on the part of his wife. The charge made in his petition is that his wife Luel fored for sale, which claim to contain | Wo had pretty hatd voyage. The cap. | 6.7, 8 and 9. The Bee has boar favorcd | WhtkY, which s doubuless formoed the Rothing injuriobs lo tho skin, Thix's all | ain of the vessol treatod s 80 badly that | With an invitation and will ‘be thore' by | RAFRE PoinL of e miole, Simplo bosh, all, or very nearly all are com- | when we got to Rio de Janeiro wo com- | Proxy. den 1 the o y. into which no pounded from (g3 most deleterious and | plained to the consul and had him re The residents of Stratton elevatod the | decont mun would dare to be seen enter- poisonous drugs fi'the materia medica. | moved. Thiy caused a delay of fourteen | pence of the town several pogs by escort- | ing. It is the refuge of thieves and the mllz‘n{(;:“&é«;llz.:o&nt‘l:‘-;":;t. x‘:’| afwtll;: :-vl;h H lll:l ;a Then at Vai;mrmls we had to un- | ing to “‘f 8“‘“;”” the 1mulurh of a vile | home of the depraved incbriate, brought z sume; ¢ i- | load a steam engine ¢ fid ang and firmly persuading hi e i ly o i g ilo i ared and old. 9. A, Pozzoni jruntantees | wikich enused & deiny of twonty duve | Siber Holds. o Lo eSS hims to BSCIC | to bis Jowly condition by the vile potighs ags or Lold. J. aran of that and similar places. Yet Prof. Hil- his medicated complexion powder en- | more. It was a very wenry voyage The Robert Hawke will contest in gard's re! mrkuhlenm. ysi ‘x m.s out will are I In five to efght 2+ | WIRE GAUZE OVEN DCOR tirely free from all injurious matter, and | fore we got to San” Franci ! o p r X X co, Sargent | braska City has not been sottled as re- | the whisky sold there bétter than that at cure or pay all expense of patients cowlug h 18 & LATEST IMPROVEMENT ov THE M. Granger and himself were married in | will gladly pay $500 to any practical | did not o « ¢ way w o i S ol ) Pk Pyl Cinily. Ten Boward in July 188, and that on tho 0t | ohor 2 ! Y gl | didd notgo all the way with us. He got | ported. An agreoment hus been made to | all the reputable places intown save one. | RS 52 E e, of Subwork- our itame iy i ab: who can find upon analysis the | off at Viiparniso, and from ther aled | permit the probating of th 1. excent- s made 3 eri e nown (o any Physiclan or Quick on of June 1837 and 20d of July 187 she | sligntest trace of white lead orirs 10 Sun Francisco in another vossel, L | Inie th resiriotions gnl::ct:d, S il "',",'"r"‘“""llr.l.‘f.m:‘ superior to number | - souey SnoNt BBy L0 iion " Hiitinan was guilty of the crime of adultery com- | Use none other and you will ne r remember that he studied Spanish all the | share of the esta f} 1 4 Bufiding, Omahs, Neb. Prico 50 cents and” $1.00 per box. way from Bultimore to Rio de Janeiro (Gl s e, gl LI con 8 rerl o 2 e g 4 The pretty 'vV_\'lu‘orn-, widow who bluffed | which is penized by whisky sellers and When you are constipated, with I«mlo( ctopped there. They got $16 4 i iily, has boon marriedito n” prominent | by volume, 380 por cent; solid contente, SN () § — - ,",‘,c;.m headache, take one of Dr. uy for | Gitizen who foll in love. with her pluck | by spindle, .85 per cont; total su 83 N Lo} working at their “trade ~ there, ~ and RS 4 A Cidiay 3 0 and plump figure. This cident opens | per cent. he spirit from distillation 74 live St., St. Louis, Mo. | Hekean’s Little Layer and Kiduoy, Lillets. | thougnt it better than taking the chances |y aw'air line to the state of atrimony. | showed the flavor of wiisky rather less Hovolve il ¢ O!I'l) “zrs‘c'e’r‘.i:’"'\{x:f take and will cure | jn Llne'nungs Lhere were six in my party S, Seacord, a one-legged hash- | strongly than should have been the c Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy | you. al. who -ufmmlu prospeeting. Everything | pongar, of Hastings, hus skipped with a | but contained no fuscl oil or spirits of | St. Louis, Mo., University College Hospi- After Nogligont Blambers: wis fover and vxcitement | thero then. | iusiless widow namiod Brown. Seacord | nitre, ereatos the suspicion of the addi- | tal, London, Giesen, Germany and New f D.F i theiol ; | Allsorts of sensational reports of big | jeaves a wife and two eldren, a moder- | ton of neutral spirit. The residue from | York. Having devoted their attention £ i . Fitzoatrick, the plumber, was ar- | finds were circulated, but there was not , b itlati 2 & L £ A ! . iere was 10U | uto amount of property, and a vacancy | distillation showed no foreign addition, 3 rested yesterday morning on a warraut | as much ou asmany people sup- | jn'the domestic strueture more cony to the taste, and the close correspond- | SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT | 1¢Produces Practical Results in Baking and f sworn out by Inspector Duncan, churging | pose. In San Franciseo there was con- | fént than his company. ence of thé total solids with the sugar o Raasiingmivpbeloraiatihusdizieny him with nogleot in fuling ‘to make | Sderable wambling. It was not much | iy Fromont T eitime’s colloction of | test corroborates this point. This sample Dosking QPPArart, B0 W e v proper return, of acity then. AlL the buildings were | g1y for fail oxbibition contained th fol- | apnears, thercforo, to b whisky, with . Ravolotioniza ths Present Metbods of Cocking A s T Shrr framo and the gambling houses wero | fowing_capstone: omont's advant. | probably the addition of some meutral 5 3 3 ike the frume burracks they put up for | yoos for packing houses are 100 per cent | spirit, but nothing else ITS TET RKANSAW, Pepin Co., Wis,, Dec. 2, | soldi The gaming rooms w in the | {5 4 % L d fa! 2 EORY better than those of Omahn—there is not ¥ = . fhat sl Food Baked or Mosstad, should be poghed the loast question about this. This fact Summer complaint almost invariably discarding the olose oven door heretofore used, an will be taken advantage of." cured by the use of kred, Brown's Ja- DISEASES exbetiuising for (§ 8 door contelnina 6)sheet of “Isn’t that breeze perfectly lovely?” | muica Ginger. Philadelphia, 1 () Through ',m".‘onumnoorm ul:‘hnly‘ izh e i 3 | o1 . e prooess of cooking, an: slehel a kfi",‘"‘ Oltyiisl ‘\'vff‘,;_ eauoUES The World One Market. More especially those arising from impur- | pr "ingt s nganalled To avor ively—but why do you ask?” *“Oh, just ““I'he Economic Disturbances Since | dence, invite all so suffering to correspond | goel thian in an oven with @ closed door. s r ¢ | « If o you a chan to say something, | 1873" by Hon. David A. Wells, in Popu- | without delay. Diseases of infection and 1t makes -nlanmmul- store me to health whenever seriously in- | committed un offense in the diging he | but1'sos you haven't the nmerve The | lar Science Monthly: “One of the most | contagion cured sately and speedily with- [ L a¢eia8 Prodnces larEard disposed or in great suffering from colds, | was tried by twelve men, selected for the | wymosphere cooled instantly and the gate | momentous «nd what may be ealled hu- | out use of dangerous drugs. Patients | the bealth of the family by the back-ache, M.\(aud am deeply grateful, | occasion, and @h post froze to the ground. manitarian results of the recent groat ex- [ whose casts have been neglected, badly | OF %4 ¥00p COOKED It IT. next to my Maker, to the blessed man | prompt and “The thorough trouncing which Editor | tension and cheapening of the world’s | treated or paonounded incurable, should O who originated and placed Within r were few crimes committed. Our gold | Biuehdorn, of Nebraska City, gave the | railway system and sorvice is, that there | not fail to write us concerning their symp- | yMa% Mayr B We of his fellow-beings so simple and was left in the camp without “any | tno aspiring tailor who called'on him for | i8 now no longer any occasion for the | toms. All letters receive immediate at- | fsthattheoronof th cious a remedy. For bilious derange- | one to guard it, and it 15 | gore, adds a trifle to the mountain of | people of any country indulging in either | tention. ments and kidney disturbances their use: | never stolcn, I would sometimes g fitor is & buzz saw in | excessive hopes or fears as to the results 1885,—-For upwards of lifty £ cars L have | front and the bar in the rear. Gamblers used Brandreth's Pil 1 am now nearly | would pay $50 a night for each table, cighty years old and n good healthi. | They never counted the money, but just That my faculties is still intact is due to | stacked it up on the table, and measured this fact, and this only, that Lhave al- | itin that way. The gamblers were the most relicd on Brandreth’s Pills to the | only men wio wore white shirts, exclusion of stronger medicines to re- *There were no courts, If a man arriage and Sleigh company. ‘T'he capital stock of the com- rlnyh 100,000. The incorporators are idward F. Cragin, L. P. Fruyn and Charles Mos, THE LIBERTY CAMP FIRE. ‘The veterans, under the auspices of W. B, Barry post, held a grand camy fire at Liverty siarday. Soldiers, their fam. flies and friends from (.‘:\Fe and Pawnee counties were in attendance in large numbers, Governor Lhayer arrived on the 8 p. m. train and was escorted to the F AN EXPERT, 5 WELGH, Teagher Domestic 7, My doliberata fuduraent Fod with others, mitted at 420 K street with & man whose mname to him is unknown. Hence he wants a divol T'he Kirst National bank of York, Neb., has sued John Fitzgerald, John Christ- ianson, E. H. Calloway and John Tem- Elulnn & firm not incorporated but doing usiness under the name of the Lincoln Brick and ‘Iile company. The suits are brought upon two notes given in Decem- ber 1886, one for §872.80 and the other for $408.15. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION of the Waterloo Conning company were filed with the secretary of state yester- , day. The cupital sf of the corpora tion is $50,000. The incorporators are Frank T, Emerson, J. D. Evans, George d Johnson, James G. Harrington and H. B, R Heninger. Articles were also filed yester- day of the Omaha ! s nces the ) 1 of proof that the ¢ c JUST PUBLISRED. fhetood bl firnm, the procession being led by the | fulness, in my exverience, is particularly | leave a day's diggings in | motion and dangerous to play with. It [ of any particular harvest; inasmuch as H A ey iy 'awnee Uity cornet band and Wymore | noticeable. Ms. FAYETTE DIXON, apan out in the sun to dry. No cne | is only when two of them mectin festive | the failurcof crops in any one country is | And will be mailed FREE to any address uge i much I voteran drum corps. The go nor made A ever disturbed it For serious erimes the | embrice that communities teemble and | no longer, as it was, no liter that twenty | on reccipt of one 2 cent stamp. ““Practical A SEALSKIN COAT. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED GIRGULAYS AND el an_eloquent address, which was well re- E LSt jury of twelve would hang s man; for | umpires and referecs are unable to de- | years ago, identical with high prices of | Observations on Nervous Debility and g ceived by tho Inrge assembly. Addresses | 0L S L s | Petty Jareeny they would norsewhip him | cule the vietor. *The courts settle that. in; the prices of cercals being at pres- | Physical Exhaustion,” to which is” added EXGEI.SWR_MM‘]{GCO ST.LOUIS. i were also made by Judges Appelgate and he r,‘l"-' "(.n"'"m i ‘v“lv'fll-“‘.' AR and” give him twenty-four hours to get T'he Nebraska City News |:\kv~4‘|vrrn\||, regulated, not within any particular | an “Essay on Marriage,” with important | ozARTER OAK BTOVES and RANGES are ? | Broady. Atnight a camp fire was held § . attherink under charge the of Captain i 11}, ending with army experiences, songs outof camp. Ifa man sunk a pit and | nent rank in “the nude art of lying,” and | country, but by the combined produc- | chapters on Diseases of the Reproductive *d | threw & pick or shovel in1t, he could go | swamps the distinguished professors in | tion and consumption of ‘all countries The following dispatch was rece the other night from Washington, : 80LD IN NEBRASKA as follow Organs, the whole forming a valuable med- | MILTON ROGERS & SONS Omana. e — 5 | on prospecting, and if he returned any | Ilastings. Here is & premium specimen: | made mutually accessible by railroads | reatise which should ¢ KENN . Gokpow. | ¢ and'a good time gonorally. the Claveland. Loaular: |On tha 8oh of the | S mithia. o days b wonld A bl | A Ok oty formes had - ueed (eas | and stenmshipe. . Hance it s that, 00 | Soir e Adurens . . o foad by al KENNE PN f BRIEF ITEMS, - resent month A. Goldsoll, ot Cleveland, | claim to the diggzings respected. mite for the purpose of blowing se: | | 1870, years of locally bad eropsin Europe | * "m{g’ S. & D. DAVIESON ’ Messrs, Ben O. Rhodes and C. C. Pace, | 0., returned from a trip to_Europe, ar’ | “When our party landed,” he con- | old stumps out of the ground. Fostorany | have " generally witnessed considerably 1707 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. i the town lot auctioneers, journeyed yes- | riving at the port of New York by the | tinued, “we went to Sacramento, where | he carelessly left the dangerous com- | lower prices than years when the local A it { terday to Friend, whero they old an’ad- | steamship Trave of the North German | we got three yoke of oxen and &' wazon | pound lying by the side of i stump near | crops were good and there was a locul dition to lively place at public | Lloyd line. He carried on his arm & | that’ had come overland, and started tor | the quarry, intending to begin operations [ surplus for export. auction. Their next lotsale will be at Kearney on tho 11th. On Monday evening next the cele- brated Haverly minstrels appear at the Funke opera house and render one of their inimitable entertainments in the minstrelsy line. Lincoln always greets the Haverly's with crowdnd houses. The recent wreck on the B. & M. at South Bend on Tuesday ni%hz appears to have been so unammously the fault ot the dispatcher that no attempt will be made to load tho responsibility upon one of the engineers. As the wreck oc- curred 1n the night it is possible that the same dispatcher was handling these trains who handled the trains the mght of the Havelock wreck, when the high priced operator at that station was ex- onerated by the coromer’s jury and tho blame loaded upon Enginecr Bowser. Lincoln has thus far missed a rain in long dry spell, and the prayers ot the ed seem to avail hittle in stirring up the clements. ‘That crops in the vicinity of the city are suffering greatly is genor- ally understood, and the lawns in the city unprovided with city water have ong since withered and wilted. The following citizens of Nebraska were granted notanal commissions yes- torday: J. H. Gurney, D. C. Hooper, Charles 8. Witcham, G. W, Fowler, Ed- ward Rodgers, Thomas P. Wilson, Thowmas 8. Wood, William 8. Feiter, Charles P, Benjamin, nton Ballon, John Mills, Irving R. Fuller, M. C, Betk- loy, Jesse M. Marsh, s Peculiar In the combination, proportion, and pre- paration of its ingredients, Hood's Sar- saparilla accomplhishes cures where other preparations entirely fail. Peculiar in its good name at home, which isa “tower of strength abroad,” peculiar in the phenomenal sales 1t has attaned. Hood’s Sarsaparillais the most success- ful medicine for purifying the blood, 5hlng strength, and creating an appe- te. Inspeoting the Viaduct. It was expected that a joint visit of the members of thie board of public works and the common council would inspect the Eleventh street viaduct at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. At the hour of go- ing to press only Messrs. Balcombe and Heimrod, of the first named body, had put in an appearance. 1t 15 not ther first visit and the opimon is that the structure will be accepted on the condition of a fow small changes be- ing made and some work that has been mitted, finished up property. Mr. Don- evan, inspector of the viaduct, was at sealskin coat, After the custom oflicer had examined the Golasoll's fellow-} threw down his sealskin coat upon the same and waited for his own baggage to be inspected. The 3 baggage of some of ssengers Goldsoll skin was dis d by one of the_oflicials, “That's cov all right, that's mine,” quickly spoke up Goldsoll. But they did not believe him, and at once siezed upor the co soll claimed that he bought it in this country, and as he went over to Europe in the cold weather he had worn it the oflicers,and they refused to allow the garment to pass without the customary duty. Then Goldsoll filed with the sec retary of the treasury a protest against the action taken in contiscating the cont, alleging that he had bought it in London for £20, and had imported if for_his per- sonal use. Assistant Secretary Maynard took charge of the case; and to-day sent Gold- en this did not satisfy his decision to the collector al New York. He reflects in_his letter severely upon Goldsoll's action, and in view of the lut- ter's stories, ete., is of ,the opinion that an effort was being made to avoid paying duty upon an article that was clearly i able. He ad that he would leave the whole matter dis- cretionary to the collector as to what should be done, saying in effect that the full duty should be assessed and a fine added toit for the government, He s that if Goldsoll had not carried the coat as he did, and then thrown 1t down upon the baggage which had been examined, nothing would have been thought of the matter, and he would have been allowed to pass with it and no questions asked. —— Serious Acgus: Prince, London Society: Prince George of Wales keeps up his reputation as a merry ester. While relating his visit to the Vild West, at the Marlborough house dinner table, he insisted on calling Col- onel Cody’s nags Bronchit ises, and when his father, who doesn’t like his sons to make blunders, clinched the point, as he fondly thought, by saying that broncho was the right designation for the little horses at the Wild Wes:, Prince George replied, **Well, bronchitis means a little hoarse, don't it?"’ We must add that this episode 18 not one that came through our usual sources of royal information, but a8 it was sent i1n by & person who pro- fesses to be fifth cousin three times re- moved to the person who washes up the plates at Marlborough house, we present it for what it is worth. Tollet Waters fmpart & delightful coolness and fra- grance to the busin and bath. Colgate & Co.’s are the standard, the diggings, well stocked with pro- visions, We went first to South for then to North fork, or Feather river. There was so much mud that we had to abandon our cattle and wagon and carry our -packs on our backs. We did pretty well, but I wus sick and had to keep out of the trenches and give up mining for a while, When we dissolved partnership at North fork a sack of flour fell to my share and 1 sold it for $200. I then bought u boat and gun and shot quail and jack rubbits and sold them in I neisco. Quail brought §7 and §8 per dozen d alive, and rab- The second time I neisco the cholera was raging there. Men were dropping dead like sheep. I went to the diggi standing high out of the water, which whirled in a swift eddy around it. We knew if there was any gold in that local- ity 1t would be right in this eddy. So we filled the bags with sand, made a dam to turn the water aside so that we could et atit. The very first dip of my pan Brought up $218 worth of gold. ~After working there a week we divided up, and each had £000 as his share, There were six of us. “After we ot that hole worked out we began on the high banks and it paid well, but the work was too dangerous. There were large loose rocks overhead, and one day I just saved mys by swinging to aledge in time to let one pass under me as it rolled down the bank. After that we stopped work there, The next rich place we struck was in Onion valley. When we got there it was so cold that we could work only two hours aday, but each of us made from $30 to $40 a day. The gold wasin large nug- gets. Some were found worth $30 to $50. It was very late when we struck there, and we could not stay long on account of the cold. We left a party there, and my brother told me that they nad been snowed in without fuel, and most of them were severely frost-bitten,and some died from exposure. “None of us got rich," Dr. Dawes con- tinued. ‘“lne trouble with all the miners was that they did not stay in_one place long enough to make it pay. 1f they had been content to stay where they were making $10 to $20 a day they might have done well. But there were always false reports of immense finds somewhere else, and they would pnll up stakes and move on, only to find that they had been fooled, No matter how well they were doing a report of something better car- ried them off, In this way they spent as much jn prospecting -as they made in digging.. Some of them got termbly ' this morning blasting rock. The dyna- mite was mixed with sawdust and gave an exceedingly pleasant odor, which at- tr d the attention of two of the far- mer’s hogs, which soon had cony themselves into gigantic cartridges. stuff, when eaten, creates a peculiar sen- sution, which annoyed one of the hogs to such un extent that 1t entered the stable and began rubbling its side against a post at the mouth of amule’s stall. The mule remained passive but for a few moments when it gave the hog o terrific kick in the side. A tremendous explosion fol- lowed, and after the clearing away of the smoke and dust, the hog was to be found only in detachments, while an enormous ~ aperture marked the spot where 1t had stood. The mule received a tremendous shock, but was still intact. ‘The other hog 18 now running at larg, greatly to the terror of the entire neigh borhood. lowa ke Over a hundred new buildings are in process of constrnction at Cedar Rapids. Dubuque’s assessment this year - fhe \u increase over last year o ,817,813 Mostall the republican county con ventions now being held are formally indorsing Governor Laprabee’s adminis tration, Bevington, twelve miles east of Win- terset, has just dedicated its first church, ifteen years old #nd in the midst » agricultural region. Until re- cently ithad five saloons, Now they are gone. The Towa State Jobber's and Manu- facturers’ association is making a care ful compilation of the discriminations and overchary against. Towa jobbers, and will 1ay the matter before the state railrond commissioners and general freight agents at the approaching mpeet- ng to be held at Des Moines. Dakota. Watertown's assessed valuation is 81, 000,000. ‘Uhe Illinois Central road has staked a line to Yankton. < Huron's new Episcopal church will "be built of stone, 80x60 feet in size. ‘The Deadwood branch of the North- western will be completed to Whitewood by September 1. Anamosa is destined to a first class scandal and sensation, the full details of which will be ventilated in the courts in a few days. The case will involve viola- tions of the United States revenue law, perjury, ete. Two car loads of machinery for the metallurgical laboratory new building at In ¢hort, one marked effect of the pres- ent railrond and steamship system of transportation uniformity of prices for all commodities that are essential to life, end forever to to compel a ess than half a century ago, was a constant featare of commerce, namely, the exi markets, with widely divergent prices istence of local misery and starvation a | market entailed under the Iy deficient 1d system » ence of opportunity of supplying the importations, is shown by the circumstance that in the English debates upon tne corn laws, about the year 0,840, it was estimated, upon data furnished by Mr. Tooke, in his " that a deficiency of nglish harvest resulted per cent 1n the price of grain; and another estimate by Davenant and King, for the close of the corrohorates this ve statement. “History of Pric one-sixth in the Tis superior excellsnce proven 1 millions of homes for more than & 1t is used by the Unitec Endorsod by the heads of the ic, A the Strongest, Pure Dr, Price’s the oily Daking Powder that doos not_contain Ammonia, Limo, or Alum. ——BR. 00, FINE CUT AND PLUG. 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