Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 8, 1891, Page 14

q 14 THIE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SUNDAY, MACRH 8, [S01--SINXTEEN PAGES gt SHERVAY AND IlillN.\‘l‘(iN.'_“\'1»\"'“‘;"'j“.’j"’ i e T CTRAVELS BY LAYD AND SEA, Story of Johnston's Surrender o, Railway Fares, Hotel Expy wr Hills [V} b ' | s , Bte., Prepaid and Guarant HE NOViMBER AVALANCHE : AS TOLD IN GEN. SHERMAN'S MEMDIRS: th SIX PLEASURE EXCURSIONS IN AMERICA Pathetic Sketohes of the Men Who Fow Johnston Teceived the News of The Bec's Matohless Offer to Bo Were Snowed Undee i the Men Lincoln's Assassinaton — Is Heltors for Subseribors o ls Stunning Effect Upon Sunday and Weekly Sherman's Army, + i Editions, orable Hpign of B0 The Uncertaintios of Politics. i Oty Brr betwe 1 pa dby ( This off partic tin raska, Towa, S Dakota and Kansa A car rocord w kept of it 3 A SR criptions forwarde Lo awar G st . B made without partiality T P P t 0 oare 1 with General W I'HE EUROPEAN TOUR bl wain entered Dot To the person that will securo the bbbt el ! r of cash subseribers for T i ! ' wssured me that | o of blood and devastat 1y, confedorate armics, Wi Lisa, UL G LB L 4 are willing to make a_ tem) suspen that thev would obey his orders to surrender | June 10, ven FREE or chance D e argued that, to obt 1| 1 | nies of the United States, the object being | some assurance of thoir political rights afer | g oW Vol T s the Portal of Life. and with him ) pormit tho civil authorities 1o ¢ into | theirsurrender. 1 oxplained tohim that M ther duy in { herdies which Al g ‘}”“ | o mi ilarrangements to terminate the Lincolu’s prochmation of amuesty of e with an ex Hon party wotte up takos you all ove I for anickle, | et wher 8, 1863, stll i foree, ena BYERY | T e lon Bh B asten Afd il and during m thatl had confederdte soldicr and officer, below the | My n it e o ties and settle 1t of the law QUARTERS Minirarey Divistox ormie | by simply laving down his arms and takingthe | A ') 1l the principal cour ¥ Ao 1 Washiv He veplicdthat he was tived e N e Ber - Raeien, No Ce | common oath of allegintee, and that General En L i RS R W of political life and that was glad he was [ Apeil e, 16 \ General J. 1, Johnston, com in aecepting the surrender of General Teord PRI ) Are the Principal Organs which Regulate the IHealth, s for tho fut not woing back into it manding confederate army: General—I have awrmy, had extended the same prineiple | gron” Deineipal - cities, < wk hone I have,” said e “onouch money this moment received your communivation of | 1o all the ofiicers, General Lee ineluded ; such | P, Vi invested to keep me comfortably for the s d 1am fully empowered to arvai « pardon, I understood, would restore ta of my diys, und 1 have bought a couple With sou any terms for the suspension of fur- | themail {heie rizhts of citizenship, But ic senators are in the best fn Washinigton on Massachusetts ther hostilities between the armies command- | insisted that the officers and men of the con- | e betweon Eleventh and ‘Thirteenth st e by you and those commanded by myselfand | federate army were unn ily alarmed | The party starts from New York July | arwell is riel He has his cor and will build me a house and live herd will be willing to confer with you to that end, | about this matter Lsortof a buirbear, o | And returns to that city by September (1 Lot hurt myself practicing, butwill do | Twilllimit the advance of my main columuto- | then siid that Mr. Breekenridge was near at Laken by any individual aloue, this Fu something at the jaw and will bive an oftice | morrow, to Morrisville, and the cavaley to | hand, and he thought that. it would be weli | Fopean toue would nvolve outlay of at Good d ; ¥ 1 hel o timean tosay that Lam ricn in unyersity, and expect that you will wlso | for him o be present. 1 objected on the | [east &0 iood digestion waits on appetite and health on both, SHioh Ho 18 ButeL o hiave gotton Trom it Wil i sense of the tevm, but [ have Aitain, tho present o {your f score that he was then in Davis wot, and | AMERICAN AND CANADIAN TOURS ppetite a Bt “‘_ th W keep his mind busy and nis muscles well b for myself and my fanily and my | until each bas notice of & failure to agree. our negotiations should b confined str'ic For the second lavizost list of subscribers —“Shakespeare. alludei e Wil gobitolt 16 CHlbke WIS &% > not extrvagant ones Tt a bisis of action may be hac, [under- | to belligornts. Ho then said that Brocken | weoflor free ticket from Omila o S Ihis talk I had in theaftemoon, That | tuke to abide by th > terms and_condi- | ridge was a major general in the confederate | Francisco and Los Angeles aud retur For 3 » Tee v SVOHTHREHE J“.]m. et | 10He e <0606 i CAOMBIEH G| Uit d Lo 0| by a0 TR UR N IATOHAYAELEE /0L So0res || MuRrinicont W0UNTatn. eonary: sholbeattLeil “or anything per l"'“”‘“ to your Teeth, visit and . without his. anticipation was brought | Appomattox court louse on the Uth instant | taryof war. | consented, and he sent one | Golden Gate, the land or sunshine, fruits and | Senator Spooner will go back to his prac- | forth as n candiaate for the United States | relative to our two armies; and, furethermore, | of his staff officors back who soon returnea | tiowers. *Who has not seen euin will m tice of law. He was amilvoad lawyer when | senatorshipand the next morning I saw an | to obtain from General Grant an ovder tosus- [ with Breckenridge, General Johnston and 1 | not die ha M Travelis an educator, and ) ) he was electod to the senate and ho is sud to | iterview with Judee Paysongiven withinan | pend the movements of any troops from the | ton wgain went over the whole wvound, in d | to proverly appreciate the vastiess of \ (' 15 bave one of the finest legal minds in Wis. | Bour of the abeve talk " which iid | i noof Virginia, Ciener ton nri ntivmed what he had said as | great country one must i t featur Y B SO ' Y would of course be glad to wetthe nomiva- | under my command, and my order will 1o the uncasiness of the southern oficers ana For the third largest list of subscribers to consin, He got $10,000 ayear from 1572 10 | tign and expressing no objection whatever to | pend any devastation or destruction contem- | soldiers about their political rights in case of | the WEEKLY or Stsnay Bek we offer a ticket 12 as the lawyerof tie Chicago, St Paul, | rsuming - political Tabors for six years to | plated by him. [ willadd that I reuly awsire | surrend from Omuha to Quebec and return. W Office Thlrd FIOOF, Paxton Block. Minneapolis & Omaha road and nhe will | come. o save the people of Novth Carolina the dam: down at the table and wrote off | could be grander than a trip down the beauti probably mako twice this smount In his JOE CANNON AND OTHERS. e ey would sustain by the march of this > terms, which 1 thought conclsely ex vm\; Jawrence in ”a Bt e eon Telephone 1085. 16th and Farnam k 4 L 'he Ho: 4 ¢ T my through the central or western parts of | pressed nis views and wishes, and explained | template the veauty of Thousand [sles s de. ' practice. He will settlo in Milwaukeo, bu mfi" .:.!n i T }‘I:,“ ‘:“\'\"f““"‘, '.‘1 the State. 1 am, with respeet, your obedient | that I was willing 0 submit’ these tevms to [ Jightful. How much more delightful to visit tho prospect is that howill lavea Wasting. | (8% GHC s babiing [he 18 e servant, W.T, SUERMAN, the new president, Mr. Johnson, provided | them when with verdure claa CATARIUE All diseases of the (hroat and n ton branch of his law ofice and that ha will | though not wealthy and he has the money Major General that both armies should remain in statu quo | this pleasure for obtaining sub 4 el v e tho b1 have considerable supreme court and depart. | MOKing bent. T heard him ¢ say that he RN L LEGU6 - Cha s dea! Hotild e scribers 10 the WEEKLY and SUSbay B & ebility deeay and doith wont business, Tewas much dla Tted | mighthave been arich man it te had kept T sent my aide-de-camp, Colonel MeCoy, up | Wntil- the teee therein de should ex LR AR N g 4 5 2 DYSPEPSIA - And all thop'iasss of Lo beiHE blecion “AR0. X I that | out of congress, and it may be that his defeat | to urham Station with this letter, with' in- | Pive, 1 had full faith that General Johnston | g B U TOU L IGIREM SIEER SUBER IS W o 2 Lwer e e i heis talked of as the successor of Seaator | Wil make him a mllionaire, 4 18 to receive the answer to telegraph | RS FEIETONSY 1spoctne Tuee, WRIG BE 1 pyiugelphia and Washington and roturn. A Siduons: Semptons hrd. Sawyerand that Sawyer has promised not Cooper of Olio will pracice law at hom soutents back to me at Raleigh, and toa n " TGy \ Theveare no points on this contumer 4 10 fatal brights disen 10 run acain The people of Wisconsin | Baker of New York will build a house in or an interview., On the 1oth 1 re. 1""_'[' s _“; L CURENLCIIT I'~‘|" greater general interest than these three 1 N PHE BLOOD have, lowever, o very friendly feeling for | Washington and will engage banking od a veply from Generai Johuston, ag g ey party returned '\H O1LIBB L ARG TIOR AR oI bR AARE HobE & . a3, and diseasss o Bl BHIGEE ahd s Wist6i TR O ane B neral Bob Kennedy will go back 1o | ing to meet me the next day. [ order®d a car sarly w“‘”\' HOvO IEPEANLE Y pleted his education unti he has o {6y Wil ot nllow itito \ tothe luw. McComas of Mary lan and locomotive to be prepared to ¢ y: o || eloirapled A'l"' A ‘Hlv- i "“" \p repate 8 | joatof government, The versons and b 1d he will hay 10 to re- | up to Durham at § o'clock of the morning of | Stewmer to carry a messenger o Washington Pl v et s i |t DRIas S ol wd sent Major” Heary Hiteheock down by | Of tuterest in Washington are innumerabl [ L oon the 1 bill pril 17, ISR A e ALTL ent with | 8nd to the intelligent observer a visit ther (CPT ] . fuil of i New York and Philadetptia On their face they recited that I had no as the comm rei; 1l an 4I"m wncial centers ot the authority to make flinal termsnvolving civi country are always interesti g L ‘ b nemory or politicai questions, but that T subn s HADL IR T Wl g i Do b NV \‘u s Mae! them to the proper uarier in Washing AN LR i e B DEGULLOLS ERIONE Uie . i nt e e bt boban SRR AR McComas, But McComas | fiour, when he returned with the mossage, | Lo to the proper guarter in Washi | Wekkiy or Stxoay 10 ; 3 by br. Lillings when all others have fi R Gl oo Ol rud humin his voting and speaking for | 1t wis from Mr. Stanton aunouncing the as- | riuas SHE EEE W TRHEES. GHSERE |7 kor the fiftn ravzost list of subscribers we Y ar M ALE WRARNESSHE=TH tarsh Bt aoe b Tl e e s Lok b Forco bill, and the old man kicked and | sussitation of Mr. Lincoln, the atiempt on | Ftee Tt the mitury sitision i | offer a free ticke w Omaha to Niagara f < S [k LR mer o s PR v Dy ior he will settlo down to the practice sult was tue young man got left. He | e life of Mr. Seward and son, und a sas- i YW SRR Y > | | | ssels, Berl SRR AiA | Venice, Milan, Genoa, et SEVENTY-TIREE DAYS OF SIGHT-SEEING tract for the big state house in Texas as vet tosettloup and the 7,000,000 acres of land will probably continue the mercantile busi ness with his broth et o AN neEves, prodicng SENATON INGALLS REMAINS RETICENT Senator John J. Ingalls still remains veti cnt yhis plans. He has not decided whether he will edit a newspaper at £3,000 4 is @ republican, but 1 uuderstand Just as we entered the car the telegraph married nto - strong democratic | gpergtor ran down tome und said that he which has great pence in his dis was at that instant receivinga most impor yoar, klve storaopliconle S on the seenes His futherin-law, so the story goes, |t dispatch from Morehead City whieh 1 of the | Stutes senate during exceative | has, up to the last election, wone in withall | guent to see. 1 held the train for nearly an sessions, m which the art of the cartoonist might for & stheir action; and the letters fully ex ! Tt e b o corns, | Falls and rotura. Ever since your ! G in ey v RS of law in one of the big cities of the United a bright young man and Wasuington is | icion that a ifko fate wis desizned for Gon On the 20U [ reviewed: the Teuth corps, States und run the business for Ingalls and v 10 10se hit. 1 e B et pal oM cere of the | A1d was wuch pleased at the appearance of revenuo only. He feels neis, for the time, T'om Brown of Indiana goes out of congress | oo amont atl the priveipa L seneral Paine's division of black troops, the political corpse, but ho has no ilea that the | fo very poor health and. Gtis wore doabtiur | Eoyernme A i first I had ever seca as part of an organized | 308 Bave A corpse may not'be galvanized nto life, He | whetior ho will ever seo Washington again, Dreading the effect of such a message at iy Snnd oyl A1t raviowed i tho | ORIOTIURILY. Seinozh FRIRELIU (eXT g v 1r0m Work O busineas Is, in his_own_words, perpendicular, mud not | e has boen steadily fuiling throughout the | that eritical moment, I asked the opevator it | Twenty-third corps, which had been with | Bt O WIEGLE SKECHER IVER (08 SOCli ? 7 ALL HEADACI K Borizontal, us he told ' lady yesterdsiy. Seusion e ooy T et potont the | any one but himselthad scen it; he answered | meto Adanta, but nd oturned to Nashvilie, | SURCribers to the Wrkkia or Sox s Bk VENBIEAL DISGASIS Tocnt AL Thislady camein to condole waih hinon bis | recover, 1f he does he will practice law. He | 0 udo him ot to tovedl tho contents | hud formed ai essontial part of the army | ofior o troe fekat from Omih 10 St T 4 . B Tl resalting aty defeatand she entered the committee room at | s a good lawy 1d_has been ono of tlio hack, which Iproposed to do the | which foughtat Franklin, and with which | (5o 80 i PR 08 MORTIOR HOILY any meresey or mineral troatment 2 time Senator Tngalls was superintending the | leading members of congress sinco the day he | SAme afternoon General Thomus hud defeated General Hood | { R becoming & Gentile city will MORPHINE HABIT — Quickly, positively and the_packing of some long boxes of lookswhich | came heve, fourteen years ago. 2 he train then started, ana, as we passed | in Tenuesee, ke intended to ship out to Atehison. Thesc kSR i e Morris's station, General Logan, command- | Nothing of interest happened at Raleigh | Himelose much of intevest, N« TAPE WORM ~Taken with head complote In ona books luy in front of fhodoor, andus the . BRTSIT LONGARMAL. ing the Fifteenth corps, came into my car, | till the evening of April 2ird, when Major | Her Wo by ; hour witl one teas poonfal o5 pleasan L k Lands with Senator Ingalls over It is the samewith the western congress und 1 told him 1 wanted to see him on my re. Hitchcock rep d by tel ohhis return cluded in the trip. This summer 'v‘.u‘!»} R DISEASES - Such as old n them, she pointed downwards and said men who were turned down by the alliance. | fyp, as 1had something very important to | to Morebead City, and that he would come | {ho ke is o delibht il o to | o 1 s Us ulters. s, tancars, heart tr . LB SIS ahe o Peters, the man whom the sockless Simpson d : Hio ake is a delig i I are cof- miunicate. He knew 1 was going to 1 up by rail duringz the night. Yo 0 e Lt S e O Tass b (eweoL Cpllaper. St Viins dans: mifk loz. eher e fins and they contain the ror succeeds, voluntarily rotized. Ho will trvta | (faneral dohuston, and volnteorch 10 sy | o m. April 1% accompanicd by General | (100t sy mmer duys, " Why el tion andehronia diarrhr i a placeon th bench under the new Judi- | (iat o hoped 1 would succeed in' obtaining | Girant and oo o two oficers of his stafr, | LUmbergf subsaibers for th LKLY or TILE COMPLEXION The most imsizhls and senator with an emphatie | ¢ial bill. He said last year he was too poor i the whole army dreaded the | OF course, 1 was both surprised and_pleased hakcen i e bt Tor subsarinarat | ) U AT { A ek et e nod, as his shoulder went back and his head | 10 8tay in congress and he don't believea | areh to Charlotte (135 miles) ulready | to see the gencral, | soon learned that my | wooffora freet icket to Denverand Matton \ ‘]'l 'l M'm \ W TEES] FIEE CONSULIATION) wentup, *No, madame, you vse the wrong | SILesman can save anything on §,000a year but which had been interupted by | terms with Johnston had been disapproved. | s rotuen. W hile & shortes ey than any of i iy Loy 8 CONRULTATN ] word, These’ Yoxes do " notcontain the re- | i1 Washington, ncral Johuston’s letter on | was instructed by him to give the 18 Lour's | he othoee it combines mans Hotemnt o | ) PR SR UI L5 0 mains of the deceased. They coatain the f: Morrill is rich, He goes back to his bank- | 1he 1ith notice required by the terms of the truce, | types, Denver—the qucen ity of the plains 5 of the deceased. Tho decensed’—and | M€ business “in Hinwatha md Leay We reached Durbam about 10 a. m. Gen- | and afterward to procecd to attack or follow | 14 alvwars. worth et wiii o ihra OMAHA, NEB. {160 te I Tr o1 (GA) B5 100 anb (Aan0e: tie threw himself up steighter ang | Worth - Perkins = will back to cral Kilpatrick sent a mun ahead with him. L iately telegraphed o Gene: STk rahaTta ot M e Aal entrt Medicine Sent E 3 whilo he threw out his right' arm | 1w _and - unston only > white flag, followed by asmall platoon, be- | Kilpat t Durliam, to have a mounted | oo, Hoalthe givi bidend) gesture of strength—“the deceased js | the Kaus essmen who was re-clected | pyyd which werode. We rode up to the Hil courier ready to carry the following message, | quid sublime scenery b could b ular and nothovizontal, and he will | Will come back here. 1 m'iulm by H‘w Ways 1 boro' road for about fivemiles, when ourth then on its way up by rail, to the rebel ines: | pore rostfult A Fadts ARG bably remain in an erect position for | 13 @ st class demagogue. Hesmw thie way | hoarer discovered another coming to mect | (e Cora e b B ConTalcrato||l SabsAb LS : ! il i ; ] 4 TP ~ Fears 1o comen 1 A ereet position (o | o anianco people "were munninie the stato | b iy ot -and word was prased bnck | © gaen BRIl et || R LS i : i 22 South Fifteenth St. w | nshoro CONDITIONS, nator Ingzalls will probably do nothing | 81 e wrote a letter to the farmers of bis | 16" is that General Johnston wis ne You will take notico thnt the truco or sus LA minge summer. He will take | district telling them that the icians wer t tellin it hand, when we rode forward and met Gen- | pension of hostilitics agreed to between us tmontts rest and will then, | H4inst himand that he was their friend. | oraljohmnston on horseback, riding with Gen: | Wil cease in 8 hours after this is roccived | 1 g0 on the lecture platform | He bad alittle farm and he posed as the | apa) Wade Hampton. Laskedif there was a | at your lines, unaer the fir AR of subseribers to T Lyel furmers' candidate. He wrote thut the time ouveniont whero we could be private, | agtoethcent st of thoneticles of | Wykiy or SUxnwy Bre. No newspapor i gratifying offers he has re- | i come when the farm ors of the countey | ind General Johnston said e had passed Major-Generul, | e West 15 80 we v vag I own medicines, which are | coived citure, are n number from | MUStstand ierand the vesult was it | Sl faem-house a short distance back, when 1 o . | Soticitors al ound it an_ casy m 2 srom pacure's Bealing plant YO aure, iy & Subor £rom | BIS e vatel forhim Gad o I8 sont biok, | i JaNTehonse & istance backwhen | g the same time Twrote another short | ter to secure subserivers. Tup 131 & ing 1 1 as we rode back to it together S D ‘ I < sub s lireRa i slies.showiue thai the religions montoof | He isa politiciun forall that politics have to | “‘Wa had never met before, though we had | 1010 {0 General Johnston, as follow scription 1ist has always ket pace with it S ao ) DD . : ! : I have veplies from’ Washington to my | yoputation wnd 1t desires toadd new names to the country do not believe that Ingalls con- | E1Ve been in the repular avmy to r forthir 1 T e PR lelot 5 | communications of April 15, Laminstructed | its long list of friends, Being at a nes a dream,” He will probably open a law oftice | Mack to St. Louis to Though oneof | jmoro venrs my senior: bibave aiew enough [ &3, niahg ™Y CL 0 itamnt civil nogotia: | Doaney, Prber It makos: friends with ail t Atchison in counection’ with his son, hut | !he Youngest members of this congress he | o pach other to be well acquainted ut oned 3 n i SR 4 6tia S st let i i e oy d tions. 1 therefore demand the surrender of | The subseription price of Tie WerkLy Brr s will be more Lo give the young man the 3 law practice amountit Wasoon reached the house of a Mr. Bonnett | Coll" puy o the same torms s wore. given | is s1.00 por year ospard th any. pi chance of the vrestige of bis name vatier | 00ULE a year and 1s oneof the bright \d dismounted. Our oflicers, on foot, passed | 30 (1o “ T il 9, Ins SR & Aen D . Cor. 14th and Farnam bl* than for actual work, and be will only take | 5t Young lawyers of his st Nicdring- [ {30 the yard, und General Johnston awd 1 | b0 Genernt Lo at Appomattox, Apl ,inst, | this country or Canadi, or LBsencion purely and simp! 2 countr; -~ d favmer if we could have the use of his house y . » 3 8 , political life 4 By ol parts of thearmy to be ready to 1me the | Omaha subseribers for Tie Stsnay Blair, Hampton and Evarts wiil all go vack | PO Heat I fora fow minutes, and he and bis wife witn- D el ol b ey to NS bhoi[ Quann e gl o or T home and they I, more or less, pay at PROSPECTS FOR SOUTHERNETS, drew into a smailer log-house. cight hours' fruce, and messages wer Getup alist, Haveyour fric . tention to their farus, Asto southern changes, George Barnesof | AS som as we wero alone together | neral Gillmore to the sume effect, | for the paper. Sample copies forwarded Blaic has a little fim up in New Hamp. | Georgia, the fattest man_in the lower house, | showed ‘him the dispateh annomeing Mr. | WG fUictions to gt o similar mossage | froe on roquoet shiro where he says they have the most bewe | Will returm to his law practice at Augusta, | Lincolu's nssassination, and watched him | UL RIS 10 B4 SIBRAR ) THEBAET | LI 08 MUt e 10 compate fer one of tiful scenery in the world, but where they | Swart of Nortn Carolina will vesurze the | closely. The perspivation came out in wrge | ¢oo3ioans, ' | these prizes will please say so when sendin produce more ozone than crops. Heis a law- | 1w at Ashville, which is now having a boom, | drops on his forehead, and he did not attempt Gieneral Grant had brought him with from | in their fivst orders, year by profession,but he has been in polities | and where the business will be good, and | to conceal his distress. Ho denounced the | wichington, written answers from the secre- Remittance in full must accompuny every | We will make you q set \ GUARANTEE a fit, for 3 nearly” the wholo ot bis hfe and he has kept | Baily Brown of Virenia will have his law | actas a disgrace to the i rd hoped I did | gape o war ‘and of himself, to my commuai- | order. PAINLESS EXTRAC ournictho Extracted Absolutely Without Pa up 10 practice o speak of during his term in | practice_at Accoruac, Va, where, it is said, | not charge it to the coufederate government. | cavions of the 15th, which 1 still possess. I'wo six mouths subseriptions or four | Goid. Siver and fi ¢ nd b the senate hie gets 25,000 a year as o rairoad lawyer! | 1 told bim that I could believe that he or [ “%6;"A M1 55 T recelved o lotter from Gon. | three months subscriptions will be counted | _Our Mutto—The Bk WO W liviug pric Exarts will o back to his practico and he | Langston, tho wlored wamberof this house, | General Lecot tho oflccrs of the confederatt | ol yohmston agerecing o ancet me e G will probubly spend o good many of his win- | IS anotherman who is again thrown outof a | army, could possibly be privy 1o acts of cunett’s house, the next day. = ters I Wakhington, - Ho has o goodesied | job: Howill g0 back to Petersburgh, Vo, | assassination, but 1 would not” say as much | Bebhetts Bouse, tho next day-riy NO GCURE! NO PAY one down « e years gress or will attemp! maaipulate his varty | that strive. We talked about the effect of General Grant advised me to meet him, and in stock raising and be Wwill baye | the next presidential campaign, Hei this act on the country ~ac .large and | auq 'to nccopt his surrender on the sim S ; ) isioi 5 , B plenty to do politician, pure and simple, and he aspives to the armics, and ho realized that | Yamns as his with General Locs and on the At s 7 Scnator Moody of South Dakota is the law- | control Virginia, notwith ling Mahone, emy situatio 2, 1 h 1 again went upto Durbam Station by £ o ' 4 yer of one of the biggest mining companies of Fiiow G Canrie e, | explained to i that 1 hadnot yet r I, and rode out to Bennew's house, whero SEGIALL 2 the Black Hills, he gets big fees and his sa - the news to my own_personal sGfl or to the | (Gl ziin met, ana General Johnstor, with 4 Fh | ary from this company amountsto much more The Criticat Gi army, and that 1 dre ulwl\:ln offect when | out Tiesitation, agreed. to, 1 wo exceuted o1 ' = he receives in the United States senate. Tom Mason de known \!n |m|\. l[,llw ’5.111\ oln w | the following tinal terms ¢ will continue 5 actice and witl keep They me 1d afte ard e said recubiarly endeared a he soldiers, and Terms of & military cor ation, entered ] I « c > =~ senate. And yet it might be better if might say something or do something that house, near Durham Station, N C., between | % h 3 What Gil Picree will dono one knows. He He'was a shade re swell would madden our men and that i fate worse | Goneral Joseph I, Jolnston, commanding th (3 5 e « plomay show. 18 s may blossom out asa fivst class lawyer, may than Columbia would befall the place, confederate army, aud Major General W. T, | T > 1905 oUPa UArA staita paper at Bismavck, may be an appli He took her to the play one night, 1 then told Johuston that he must be con Stiet . comuminiing o United States ‘ 4 SrRaL cant for a fivst class mission, may be gov- And felt he'd met Lis fatc vinced that he could not oppose my army and N ernor of his smte or run a firsst class ook She suia she'a bwd a good time—bu thah auc "‘)"-‘;‘ LB ‘l‘""" "';““‘1]‘:“ 1 _\:‘ S witr on the part of the troops « & to [ ageney establishm He is one of th His it was not ou straight the sume with honor aud propriety. He 1 yjer General Jolinston's command to cease = catlike men who always fallon their feet plainly and repeatediy adwitted this, and | oo s date. fi i ! TWENSe & T 'EFURNITUR I and who are ready for auything and every And after they'd been to a ball, added that any furthor fghting would be | 5" (1% NI g public property to be de- | i l )1 ‘\\ l LY &S l ( )\ l -l [ l\\ l l L) l\ l ) thing that the world turns up. W th tearful eyes she wrote “murder;” but thought' that instead of | 550t Graenbarat, and. deliverod 1o an I Asto Joe Brown, e will probably remain Sho'd had asplendid time, but oh ! — surrendering piecemenl, we might a: ordnance oflicer of the United States army money e funed ' ' justwhere heis. He is worthseveral millic "That s peck v lis cout. terms that would embrace all the coufederate | =y “polig of all the oficers und men o™ bo | elsowhere. do o i U i (it dollars and he feels that this needs all his at . armies. 1 asked him if he could controt | yugein duplicate; one copy to be retuine { Nave achat with . tention in his present state of old uge ond 1 love you, dear,” he said at last; other wmics than his own. e said hocould | WY1 Sommander of the- troops. an } At i poor health. The maiden sighed, 1 find not then, but intimated that he could procura | o the COmmander of LAS wraoks, i for 3 = - : o S R, o Ihis ends the senate, with the exception of Ve You, L but, 0, dear me!— anthority from Mr. Davis. I then told h ed by Ger T\’.|I Sh .~m.1H [ i s, Many te " ! OLDEST AND LARGEST ESTABLISHM NT IN THE WEST Senator Payne, who, rich, old and wiry, will Youl necitie's up behind that 1 had 1 Iy bad an interview with | yay o give his individual obligation in w Inia otice, or ey 0 1115-1117 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB, &0 back to Cleveland, O.,and aid in schieming el General Grant und President Lincoln, and | eyt to take up i against the govern i LEE - i to boom the political fortunesof his sc Not Far Wron, that I wus posses Wsi that | e of the United States, until prope 1848 Tarimor 4 b law, William C. Whitney of New York. Chcago Tritune with them and the people north there scemed | Hehs i E RIS States f A7 || BEplI SRR (5 PR ,~1rr L IDerEE it SERILAER RGBT Dlakoxg oRANG MCKINLEY AND IS FARM “Will some one repeat the golden | bobenovindlelyo fecling agalust the con 4. The side arms of oficers, and their pri P ] kL Q e ¢ " federate armies, but there was against Davis ESTABLISHED 1 e d) 5 I met Major McKinley in the Ebbitt house | text?”” called out the Sunday school | aud s political adhercnts: and that the | JALe borsesand bug retained by \v THE ORIGINAL AUD GENUINE Tiv uul lastmght and asked himn whethor he iuten- | superintendent, **Willie MeGinnis,will | terms that Genera Grant had given to Gen. | PEU 0 W opicesaaid 1 fl J SIM DSDN (i Yo o ded (0 prantiss IGWOR FuR forihe goverier | voy repent 115” eral Lee's army were cortainly most generous | 05 b1 Beini done, all offiears hid men wil : Nt ship of Obio, or De a candidate for a foreign | 3 5 3¢ be permitted to re u to their homes, not o aiiont e ephad i dqre for, b foreler | © And Willie stood up and said he dis- | aud liberal. Al this be admitted, but always e Fugn oo hoines hotL | be disturbed by the United States autho I K these things, but 1expect to hie me to my | Pembmbered it “sactly, but he thoeught | recurrad to the idea of 4 universal surrendes | yjog w‘“m,h-“‘{\ Aot Sl 1409 and 1411 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb, farm near Canton and to get away from the | it was something about lay ip your | | Ourconversation satistied o that it eould | ' o Taws in force where they may roside troubles and worries of politics, ~ 1 have a | treasures where no trust could corrupt, | have bitone L S thil whish e 8l W 3 | desired, viz: Toend the war as quickly os Biisiulax. Major Honoraly i [ Tfl WEAK IHE? : i m, some stock, the air is pure — ealred Q84 > WoE 4 quiokly o tommanding United States forees in North A i Nl ervo won was aroused by ese % hon ent of . Dillings. the old isehool readers these nder 7%e g PILES ALL RECTAL TROUBLES — Pilos, Fiy, vou have desired to see t Here o | B W\l . tuln, nbsconses, strieto e, and all diseases of oot4g 1 delightful exd Curtid WO e knife, exutors or A houe’s dely Are quickly curel Now w arethe conditions n which t " GROUND FLOOR. NO STAIRS. these tickets are given awa, g Im—— of the largest list of Dillines prepares and urolina. rly Ay \\uvxd\\v. 84, Raleigh before the news of Mr. Lincolu's i TemETa R ) 4 farty @oar, varit ‘ assassination could be divulged, ou General | * commanding Conredornte fors i North - full paricutan ure, KiLEL u Y Coal Dealer (1o his wife was gross] Johnston's sa; hat he though! hat, du st J 2 Asplendid v al work § shodld be ead by every ""‘"—'— 1 of the legisltive bee-bive on Capitol al loa ) 1 grossly | dolnston's sayivk that bo thouglit that, dur- | ¢4, i Pt ill be candidate fc e governorship of Coal Dealer—One of my customers, | inexistence we agreed to my the next duy These terms were rejected by th vern Specifie for in, Disminoss, Fits, will be & cand for the governorship of L o n at the same plice and parted ¥ L Obio, with thehope, if successful, of beingthe | Deacon Goodman, ¢ mentat that time, but finally were practi e \ h 0 . ode bick to Durbam station and the ) . Q " \usanity a dini ¢ next presidential candidate of the repubdlican |~ Wife—\What did he say Tabaued tha dlsptel Anmouncie. Mo T | catly wecoplod, Py i Aok, Ly olntary Tomcs g purty. He is o wan of means, and bis home | Conl Dealer—He besought me to see | caln ] gunsty sl i ALY IS Ve . £ 1Rl _ gt s 4 s death cautior ofticers to BUILDERS OF Kotk o r eor i rais 18 In thelittle ity of Canton where he used | ¢ apror of my we 4 | watch the soldiers closely, to prevent any Couldn't Y ou 5 ! £l b R G Wt | e o ol my e, e kol Bt F’n’st Class Uamanes i ik | ¥ dry Tl soon as 1 reached Raleign I published She spoke, while wildly danced 1y bloog VALUABLE TREAT IS o ] Al BACONGUESSMEN hilo WL FRACtaR Law. | porial Champune, Tt boguet 1+ delicious, | orders to tho aviuy aunounciug the assaiuie | 3y lovo for thoo shall iv'er erow ¢ Leading sty wost Price htsey i L GOODMAN DRUG Co, Fully one-balf of the defeated congressmen | @ud it s perfectly pure, Iry it. | iow of tho president, aud 1 doubt it i th Becauso I do not think it could.”? YOUIR FATRON AGE SOLIVITED, T, Ay Slocuuy M. Cry 181 Pon ki Street ety ppier there than hiere and the lowing of Kate Fidd's Washington okine will be sweeter to my ears thau the Nety