Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 6, 1887, Page 5

-~ ' L4 P A NOT PROPERLY ADDRESSED. “Why Mr, Griffith's Oommunication Failed to Reach the Board of Transportation, “THE ROAMING DAKOTA INDIANS, QMn Reply to the Complaint of Ne- braska Settlers Commissioner Atkins Says They Will be Corralled--Fair Notes, [FROM THE BEE'S LINCOLN BUREAU.] ‘The claim made by the secretary of the Omaha freight bureau that his communi- cation has received no attention at the hands of the state board of transportation is answered by the board that they haye never received any communication what- ever from the Omaha freight bureau and consequently have had ‘mone to answer. Some time since the manager of the Lin- coln freight bureau received a document from Mr. Grifliths in the form of a com- plaint that was directed, to the Lincoln freight bureau, and this is evidently the | communication that Mr, Griffiths olaims has received no attention. Af proverly addressed the board would have received it. INDIAN DEPREDATIONS, The governor has received numerous letters regarding 4he injury to game and in some instances to stock committed by wandering Indians in the northwestern counties of the state. Among these let- ters came & numerously signed petition which the governor forwarded (o the - terior department at Washington aecom- panied by a personal letter. Yesterda, the following reply was reccived by the commissioner of fudian affairs: ASHINGTON, Sept. L—Hon, J. M. ‘Thayer, governor of Nebraska, I have re- ceived your communication dated Aug. 17, 1857, enclosing a petition signed by ls{ . Woods, F. R, Peale and 100 others, all citi- ens of Keith and adjacent counties in the orth of Nebraska, dated Aue, 9, 1887, com- rhul\lnu that the Indians of Pine Ridze and Rosebud agencies, Dakota, are roaming about in said counties destroyiug game, and requesting that steps be taken to cause the Indians to moved to their proper You urge that measures be taken said Indians on their reservation, or t keep them outside the limits of said state. In reply I haye the honor to say that I have this addressed letters on the sub- ject to the United States Indian agents at said agencics, directing each to ndoln proper measures to secure the return of all Indians of the bands complained ot belonging to sad agencies, respectively, to their reservations. Said agents are directed to make reports in the matter, atas early a date as practicable, on receipt of which any further steps in the premises which may be deemed proper, will taken. Very revx\-ct(ully, J. D. C. ATKINg, Commissioner. NEW NOTARI The following new notaries public were commissioned yesterday by the governor: Charles W. Anson, Neligh; itmios Bingatty, SargonntiGuater ouity, Franklin ', Huffman, Manchester, Cus~ ter county; Robert Williams, Omaha: Enwold Enwoldson, St. Paul; George D. Bennett, Tecumseh; G. L. Godfrey, Min- den, Nathaniel A. Gale, Central City; ¥, R. Bonnell, Superior; J. R. Patrick, Holdrege; John H. Noonan, Fails City C. F. Wyant, Milford; Ed P. § ard, \\'dll.lm J. Thompson, Bartle, E. Post, York. D JUDC Mr. MASON, Mr. Holdrege and Mr, b kins, Marquette, were in Dincoln the entire day Sunday and it is stated that they had a long interview with Judge Mason relative to the rate question in the state upon which the republican county con- vention took such aggressive grounds, It is absolutely impossible to gain any facts regarding the conference but it 18 Krobnl)lu that nothing definite has yet een promised in the way of reductions. There is one fact that the people of the state can rely upon, and that is that no torms will be accepted by the board of transportation that do not directly secure radical reductions in freight rates for every town and shipping point in the state, hat the board is working for is the state entire, and nothing will ac- ceptod that would simply benefit a few of the more important points, The Lincoln freight bureau is working for rates direct for Lincoln, and the city expects, in com- mon with every other point, to_be bene- fitted In a general reduction. To-day the hearing of the charges against the Eik- horn line will be heard, and it 18 exvected that it will be an important meeting, at which a large number of railroad men will be n attendance. STATE FAIR NOTES. Robert W. Blake, of Long Piue, has en- tered for exhibition a collection of native Nebraska grasses, 283 in nuwmber. The B. & M. extende its platform at the grounds feet to accommodate shippers in loading and unloading. The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley and Missouri Pacitic will also deliver freight and passengers at the grounds, The following counties will make ex- hibits at the state fair: Valley, Wayne, Gage, Buflalo, Hayes, Howard, Frontier, Polk, Dundy, Hall, Cheyenne, Custer, Nemaha, Gosver and Kearney. Brad Saughter will act as assistant 'WATCH THAT BOX!" . Startling Adventure of a Lady Tele- grapher, Pittsburg Dispatch: ‘Telegraph oper- ators are often very commonplace peo- ple. They listen daily to the click of the insi rant, and, beyond this monoton- ous repetition 6f sound nothing very often happens to isturb the tranquil surface of their every-day existe Oa. casionally one is found, howev has had & thrilling experienco. In fact, it requires no small amount of courage to sit in a lonely watch tower at night away out in the oountr?' wlong a railroad. It takes considerable tact to handle tramps and unruly persons who may be passing, and are always willing, it seems, to create trouble at any cost, It 1s surpris- ing how many of the fair sex, weak, del cate creatures, as man has seen fit to eall women, have taken to telegraphy asa means of oblaining a hivelihood, and what a degree of nerve and firmness they display under trying and dangerous cir- cumstances, Men have not ceased to recount the one daring exploit of Grace Darling of to speak with pride of the mauly heroism displayed by Florence Nightingale. *Not long ago,'" said a gontleman re- cently in conversation with a Dispateh reporter, I met a mostsingular a Sdlll“ ing w n in a little town in the west. She was a telegraph operator, and a vndy 0od one. too. Though fifty yeurs ol e was still fresh and FULL OF VIGOR. Her piercing Llack eyes, closely shut lips and fine gray hair, brushed back from a low brow, bespoke very plainly to a close observer that this woman at least was not one of the kind that shricks and faints away 1n emergency. *‘She related to ma an” adventure she had with a robber in her early davs, which, connected with a strange freak of the telegraphic instrument, 15 worth re- lating. ‘“‘In my early ber of y ator in ays,’ she said, a num- was the railroad oper- ern town in an entirely country. 1t was dur- ing the gold excitement and people were coming and gomg all the time. It was no uncommon occurrence for a box of gold to be sent by expre. nd the great- est diligence and care w required on the part of the trainmen to see that they were not robbed of their precious burden. 'One afternoon an express t - rived and left at the station in my box of money, the amount I do not r ember. Later in the day arough box containing the body of a man who had been killed was landed ou the platform, and 1t was found it could not be removed until the next day. Well, both boxes were carried in, and I must confess it was not very pleasant to sleep with a golden treasure on one side and a lifeless body secretary for Governor Furnas at the fair and George Dykeman of Seward, will have charge of the secretary’s books in the speed department. Among the improvements at the grounds are the poultry house doubled 1n size, two new buildings for express offi- ces, the fish exhibit building increased one-thira in size, and the latter supplied with separate water mains for an exclus- e supply. Cheyenne, Morton, Decatur and_Sher- man counties, Kansas, and Weld, Wash- ington and Aravahoe counties, Colorado. will make county exhibits at the fair, The ladies’ depurtment will be in charge of Miss Emma Gillespie, who in former years has occupied the same po- sition to the entire satisfaction of both the board and exhibitors. ‘Lhe entries up to yesterday were, the horse department 350, and the cattle department As the fair 1s nearly a week in the distance yet the showing is deomed highly satisfactory. ‘The appearance of the celebrated trot- ter Jay-Eye-See promises to be one of the great events of the fair and draw a nful- titude to sce the famous animal, IN BRIEF. ‘The Pritchett Chemical company of Fairbury, has incorporated for the pur- poso of manufacturing and handling ottled goods, The stock of the com- :ml\y 18 $#)5,000, The incorporators are, i. L. Pritchett, John Lauterbuch, J. M. Pritchett and A. R. Lauterbuch, ‘The bonrd of public lands and build- ings held their regular monthly meeting yesterday. The tinal settlement with the salt well contractors will be made, the time for th ppl’n[)rialiml to run having expired. The well is down 2,460 feet. .‘. W. Cushman, a farmer living three milea cust of the city was at church in this city Sunday and while thus absent from home burglars made a raid, captur- ing a good watch and $10 in cash. Par- ties followed the thief into the ecity but the chap escaped and has disappeared from sight. -— Peculiar In the combination, proportion, and pre- paration of its ingredients, Hood's 5. saparilla accomplishes cures w 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 biood, filvlnz strength, and creating an appe- 4 4 on the other. There was no remedy, however, and I had to put up with the arrangement. As the money had been forwarded very quietly, I felt confident that no one knew anything about it, and 30 was not troubled with any serious ap- prehensions. he night proved to be very dark and itbeged to ramn. I had been lying awake for some time watching the bright scin- tilations, of the lightning from the wires vhen clearly and_ distinctly across the line came the startling message: ‘Watch that box, watch that box.’ 1 sprangup at once and tried to find out from whom the message came. I telegraphed to n number of points but no one knew an) teing about it. Finally I came to the I had been dreaming,and arcely got into bed when ze” was heard again. instrument began to rate, repeating the words over and over again: ‘Watch that box, watch that box.’ At onco I gotup and pulled out a heavy Colt's revolver that had been rust- ing in that office, and found to' my hor- ror it wouldn't work. I wus afraid to go near the box containing the dead man; for I now felt sure that a live one was in it. The treasure was too heavy for me to carry, and to go out and leave it for a moment would have given the villain in the box an opportunity to take it. What to do I scarcely knew. ‘Lhe instrument clicked, clicked, and the same short line message was repeated over and over again. By aid of a flickering hight I could see the rough box very plainly at the other ond of the station. 1t gave no signs of life. Finally I secreted myself behind a dry goods box where I could see aud not be seen and 1 held in my hand an iron bar and the old rusty revolver, these were the only weapons of defense I had. 1did not wait very long before I thought I saw the Iid of the coffin move. I was not mistaken, eicher. Pretty soon it was pushed gently aside, and the head of the most villamous-looking man was pushed out. 1 saw through the whole scheme now, and well it had been planned. He got out from his temporary sepulcher and lit a dark lantern. He moved cautiously about, evidently search- ing for the treasure. As he drew closer and closer to where I was I was afraid my hard breathing would reveal my_ hiding place. He passed me un- noticed, and [ knew now was my only chance. The man heard me move, and turned quickly, but not guick enough to ward off a well aimed blow, as it after- wards proved. I struck him near the ear with the bar and with suflicient force to fell him to the floor. Almost over- come with excitement, Iran to the near- est neighbor’s, and returned to find the bird had flown. The marks of carriage wheels in the mud could be plainly seen, and while I was gone his confederates had arrived? founa their unlucky pal, and taken him away, but had left the box. I never found out who he was, neither could [ learp from whom the strange message of warning came. I am not superstitious, but I never could ac- count for the occurrenco only by ascrib- g it to supernatural causés.”’ *Here her story ended,” continued the gentleman, “and I believe that every word of it is true. I know a number of eople wno can substantiate the lady or's narratve. 1ts suj rior exoellence praven 1n miilions of uarter of & centur of ties, aa_ the Btronyes | ful. ' Dr. Pricc's the only Bakinz Powder that dnoumll :‘(\Illl“! Ammonia, Lime, or Alum 1d on N CANA, w l(fl")! BAMING POWDER Co. NEW YORK CHICAGO: ST LOUs, HORT-HAND U sl ‘Bost a0d abortess aystem now 0 uas. Circulars Free. Prof. A.N.GAEDLER, Box 404. St Louis. i op. 'STREET PAVING. Sirects of Other Cities. A Reporter in Search for an Item D lnlsreuiup Case—Vain Search for lief~Found at Last---A Frank and Interesting Interview, A reporter meandering in §¢asen for an ffem several days since, overhearing a conversation in n-g-rd 1o the street paving of Omaha com- parod with other cities, determined to look the matter up, and came to the conclusion that the pivea strects of Omahs compared vory favora: I7 avith the samo in any city in tho United Btates, Baltimore, Md., 18 well-paved eity,the stroots boing mostly paved in what is known as the cubble-stone style, Washington, D. C., 18 probably, the best paved city in_the United tutes, the streeta there, with fow exceptions, being paved with tho best asphaitiyn and what 18 known as the Belgium block, & Rray granite biock somewhat similar to the ry nite block usod in Omal are largely paved with cedar blocks, This makes an but does not iast nearly 8o long or granite blocks. Omaha_ streets with asphaltum and vers an are paved ranite blooks, with one or two streets paved with the cedar blocks, mak- ing 8 showing of paved streets scoond o noue ey, A on this tour of investigation the ro- portor engaged in conversation with WILLIAM TE ween Muson o smployed by Contr ord, & very inte coini his gang of mon Inying ite blocks on Fourtcenth street near pitol avenuo, and being accosted by the re- nortor, greeted that individunl very ploasantly. “Yes," said Mr. Telford, “I have been payving streeis now for two yours. Itis a fairly #00d businos pays about us good s most outdoor jobs.' 1t being an outdoor job is, in fact, the only objection 1 have to man working on the streets is llable to be caught in A sudden shower and get wet through bofore ho cun reach shelter, and in the fail of the Jonr, with winter clgse on us, we muat work iko Trojans to get our contracts finished beforo the extreme cold comes to stop us. workiug &L my busincss about one 100K & hoavy cold, whioh brought on a severe hacking cough and numerous sick headaches. I wouid be working in the morning, whon about 10 o'clock a severe sick houdache ‘'would come on me and 1 would havo to stop work for the lny. 1 would go home and lie down, when the cough would assail mo and muke life miserablo for ‘mo. I tried numerous cough medicines and could get no reiief. Things wont on this way for a whilo whon ‘matters becamo worso for mo. 1 commenced having night swents,zud would get up {n the morning and, instond of feeling refreshed us | should have feit, I would feel nore tired then when I went to bod. 1 then beenme seriously alurmed und consulted adoctor, who told me I had wenk lungs. He treated me for quite a while, and T could obtain no roliet. 1 change and changed sov- eral times, but_could get no reliof. 1 could not work more than one or two duys a weck; I spent all the money 1had, and tlie major part of my brother's monoy, all for nothing, for [ was getting worse instend of better. T had about given up ull hope of ever getting well again. Afror f visit to Kunsas of about two woeks in the vain hope of ontaining some re- lief in tho change of climato, I returned to Omuha discournged, I lookini over the duily papors 1 noticed the advertisoment of Dr. Breanp MoCoy, ind concluded I would make one attompt 'to regnin my heaith. 1 visited sfHice the next day and had him examine me when ho told mo [ had catarrhal consumption , but that he thought he could curc me, I don't know why. but I had confidence in what ho gnid And had him place mo on troatment at oneo, 1 commenced to got better aftor the first trantment. 1 slept well the first night: had no cough, no more night sweats, and got up in the morning greatly rofreshod with my night's sleep. 1 have only peen undor his treatment for two weeks and feel bettor to-day than 1 have for a wholo year. Why, I lost 8 pounds welght sinco iast January, but have gained about 10 pounds again since being treated by Dr. McCoy, and am fully satistied that I will be s’ well as over I was in & week or two." “Will you have any objoction to my publish- ing_this interview?" queried the reporter. 'Nono whatever," answered Mr. Teiford. am very glad to add my testimony to tho many that tho doctor has, and if 1can do anything for poor, suffering humanity by testitying to Dr. MeCoy's skill { am very willing to do so. The reporter thanked Mr. Telford for his frankness. and continued on his weary way atter informatior STATE OF NEBRASKA, ‘ 88 COUNTY OF DOUGLAS, | 58 Willlam Telford, being first duly sworn, de- oses and says that the forogoing statemenc is Prae and. correct to the best of his knowledge and beliof. WILLIAM TELFORD. 8worn to and sfibscribod in my presence this 80th day of August, A. D. 18 C. 0. Ko Mr. Telford resides ol tween Mason and F While e ago [ i, Notary Public uth Tenth street, be- vifle streets, fully corroborate tho #bove state one who will call or ad AD! ient to uny Iress him thero. TO INTERESTIN bl WE TRIFLED WITIL When catarrh has oxisted in the head and tho upner part of the throat for any length of timo ~-tre patient living in a district where people aro subject to catarrhal uffection- and the dis- ense has been lert uncured, tho catarrh iny ably, sometimes slowly, oxtends down tho windpipe and into the hronchial tubes, which tubes convey the air to the different parts of tho lungs. The tubes becomo sffected from tho sweliing and tho mucous arising from ceatarrh, and, in some instances, become pluggod up. so_thut tho air cannot get in_as freoly ns it should. Shortness of breuth followa, and tho patient breatbes with labor and difficulty. In either case thero is a sound of crackhng and wheezing insido the chest. At this stage of tho discase tho broathing is usually more rapid than when in health. The patient has also hot dnshes over his boay. Tho puin which accompanics this condition I3 of u dull character, felt in the chest, bohind the breast bone, or under the shoulder biade. The nin My come & st few days and thon o nbsent for s 5. The cough that occurs In the first stages of bronohial catarrh is dry, comos on_at_intervals, hacking in charao: ter, and i8 usually most troublesome in tne morning on rising. or Koing to bod &t night and it may be in the first evidence of the disease ox- tending into the lungs. ‘Sometimes there are fits of coughing inducod h mucus 80 violent as to cause vom- on the mucus that is raised, is found4o contain small particles of yellow m ter, which indicates that the small tubes in the 0 now affected, With this there are often streaks of blood mixed with the mucus. In sowe cases the patient becomes very vale, haus fevor, und expectorates before any cough appeat In some cases smal ‘masses of cheesy sub- stance ure spit up, which, whon pressed bo. tweon the fingers, omit a bad odor. (n othor cases, partielos of n hard, chalky nature aro spitup. The raising of choesy or chalky lumps indicate serious mishiof at work in the lungs. DOCTOR J.Cresap M'Coy Late of Bellevue Hospital, N.Y AND DOCTOR Columbus Henry Have Offices 310-311 RAMGE BUILDING Cor. 15th aud Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb. Where all ourablo cases are troated with suo cess. Medical diseases treated skilfully. Con- suwption, Bright's Discase, Dyspopaia, Rhou matism, and all NERVOUS' DISEASES. Al di- senses jeculiar to tho s0Xvs & specialty. CA- TARKRH CURED, CONSULTATION at office or by mail $1. Office hours: 9 tolla.m.; 2104 p. 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Modical and Surgl- hus publi shed pon chronicand surglc i tuo et £ e roputat on given him ind successful gpecialiat In the west, in 0 colonrated thut medicines Wi patients Tocol el {rom uyery state | Among the books n the d 011; 00 UpOL 0s of the sexual . 51 d urlnary organs; vericocelo T 1004, unid their 1ntely invo sp-nsnry for liet an Vous e chaustion t aver, . pRTilyals, fits. battery for home use; o Uilike most books 0y 40 not consist of tesl: ‘namos and initials, or Fubbish ns of diseasos, ilicine. the the er: ty, and ure well wort canbe tbtainod free by addressing cal and Surzical lostitute, Lith straet el Omal an avenue, Omana. Ny EDUCATIONAL. PENNSYLVANIA ! CHESTER. 20th_vear opens SEPTEMBER 14 A MILITARY COLLEGE. BS IN OIVIL RNGIN MILITARY i EERING, URE, ARTS, y C ough _Tochnical Work. All' Departments conducted by ablo PROFESSORS, * Military systom second only to thatof U. 8. M. 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Correspuudence solicited. JUMBO All who visited this new department last week, acknowledged it to be the finest and best arranged establishment of the kind, and expressed surprise at the immense assortment of boys’ and childrens’ suits, and the low prices. Experience has taught thousands of cus tomers that we claim only what we can demonstrate, and that we offer no baits nor prac- tice any catch-penny devices to make new trade. All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price at Nebraska Glothing Gompany Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. DEWEY & STONE, PO P EOIRENK AN 0 GO0 D0 R Bt 00D 140 O K B RN "FURNITURE ! DA B RO HFAIA R Y GG E0 SFFBOFRE Y FHAOH 9 GO0% PRAIODPEN B 0K A magnificant displa;' of everything useful and ornamental in the furniture maker’s art, at reasonable prices. IS DEAD And Maud S. Has Retired fromthe Track But we have the Largest and Finest line of Carriages, Harness, Robes, Blankets, Horse Clothing and all kinds of Turf Goods, ever carried by any filrm in the city. 200 Sets of Team, Farm, Ecpress, Coupe Light, Double & Sin ness, for sale, vegardless of cost, Sole agents for the California IHorse Boots. None genuine.unless stamped, *J. A, McKerron, S, F.” le Har Western Agentsfor the celebrated Toomey Sulky, Shop around and when you are ready to buy call on MITCHELL & HAINES, 8. W. Corner 16th St. and Capital Ave., Omaha. c.o Fatonon Fine 13-4 Douglas ang 1552 S Something entirely new and sells at gight, Bar- ton's_Steamless, Odor- l0ss, Non-Boil-Ovor-Kot- tle. as doep raisod cover and water and an outlet which o rics all steam and odor of tho chimney. Patent Steamoer attachmont alono worth the prico. ‘Agonts wonted, malo or femalo in every town in Nobraska, Profits $5 to $10 per day. _ Liberal terms and exclusive torr! fory given. Sond stamp for circular and torms. Bricos, 6at, #1708 0 qt., 88 14 qt., #1 by m 8200, Modetpy SRS M, Gonoral Agent, Omaha Neb., P. 0. Box 483, S. 8. FELKER, OMAHA,NEB. PURE shipped direct from our vin utedel Clurets, Port, Sherrio Bun Joso Vaults Sevent Kighth, San Salvador and William sts., San Jose, Calitornia. DREXEL & MAUL, © (Successors to John G, Jacobs.) Undertakers and Embalmers At the old stand, 1407 Farnam St. Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly at- tended to. Telephone No, 2 STECK PIANO Remarkable for powerful eympa- thetic tone, pliable action and ab- solute durability; 30 years' record, the best guarantee of the excel- lence of these instiuments WOODBRIDGE ~ BROS, PARTS NAX, thened, - Full partios UKDEVELOPE slars (soajod) fres, SEUK MKD, CU., Butlalo, N. Y. of tue Lody enlarged and stre: RAYMO Diamond Merchant, NI, oo gjwer, WEALTH. { DR. OTTERBOURG, Cor. 13th and Dodge Sts, Omaha, Neb. HEALTH. A Reguiar and Special Pra Authorized to troat ail Chroni ‘Specinl Disonses. ' (Whnother caused by Imprudence, Excoss or Contayion) Seminal “Wenknoss, (night losses) Sexuul Debility, (loss of sexual ous Debility, Biood Disorde lo cAsos guaranioed or monoey refunded. Ch o8 low ., Theusands of cusos cured. Age and exporienoe important. Al medicinos eapeciully pre- or eacn individual case, o Injurious or Poisonous Com- pouads Used. No time lost from business. Patients ata distance treated by lottor and express. Modicine sent overywhere {10 from guze or breakuge, No Delay in Filling Orders, ‘or 4 centa in Stamps, will mail freo, all our a liternture, embracing & “SymptomList" which to got & Tull history of Disuso, ete. State your caso and sond for terms. 'All we ask is a'trinl. Secrecy obsorved clther in por- 801 or by mail, OFFICE HOURS. and 7to Kp. m, Sundays in- nsulting room No. 4. Nervous and 9to 120.m ©clud “WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE from And others sultering nervons debility iine of you iy curea famous MANHOOD, Youthiul, UdonCe, Nery lsbebilitycan o tioos cuqsefi wi bid pr DEN SEAL CO, IV usLat bt