Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1894, Page 5

| O — THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1894, 5 4 “"\0‘”\('\' \l. “ ((” I) HI:‘ D\ { the fisn, trit: this 1 tmgosamie, ap; trom what ‘y has ordered Captain Ray to desist driving IN LOCAL MUSICAL CIRCLE general of the United States army 1 filed. | intantry and colonel of the Second. and he | % CQENCE TRITHS } MMy D NV UL LY an_be found out, the line of dead fish ex- | out stock until the weather moderates. —_ v"v ol Hotehklss promised tho company | became brigadier general not quite two years u)“ \l()\.b} \\I< ]Rl‘l"\ & tends from Santa Barbara to 8an Diego | The loases of grazing rights on the Sho- | The third of the series o recitals which | LAt M the men would accept 'the new | ago | e wbat e ‘ i Tho only explanation probable i that #0me | shone reservation have not been approved by | the Ladies Musical soclety,0f the Woman's | y pale be ABORE: the APAE- COMDEDES. to by Y Ll DA AL UL Ul g V. selsmic disturbanco in the ocann 10t far from | p, tary of the interior. He claims [ o S pivi 1 By et | woue among the first companfes to b | a fow months ko, Is a native of Maryiand, | \ apie Shyare . fhe ’ . the mainiand I8 the cause of the Killing but | the ary of the intorior. = He claims | club has been giving Will be held on | equipped with the new “Krag-Jorgenson” | \who began s Aty eareer in 1962 as a eape | AT ADIS Physiolan Explaios (he Afters Great E“‘W;{‘"i‘tm"(“l {:" ol | teva® thtag the: Thot: Fornbins. ol i price to be pald Is altogether (0 | weqnoesday, March 7, at Meyer's musle hall, | magazino riflo, which will be fssued in all | fain i the One Hundred and Fortioth New | ET®e(s o' Grip, the Condition tn which cIntyre Crecks. dead fish be cast ashore, and it should bo | < sl " at 2:30 p. m. The program s very unique, | Probability within the coming year York Infantry He recelved brevets of it Loaves People, nud the Only Thing e satod g best. rodiifiedisln . tow |- U HSAtiNNG, | the - newly Wtkrted Soolony: | i oy e pna the munlolits Pursuant to the above suggestion a resolu- | colonel in the regulars and volunteors for | Do, o oy o best udlifled, 1o U | ninety miles north of Cheyenne, has now | consisting of papers upgn the musicans of | oo (THARE 16 He SbOVE SUERDSLON & FeROLL: | culonel in Ly Bk, | ¢ g of hyglene. | 115 families located there, It will loom into | the perfod from 1000 to, 1600, with musical | pany n sich arma And equipments o8 | the volunteers for Ghapel Hbuse. . He was | oJt18 very slow process! BTRIKE IN THE MIKADO NEAR LEWISTON NEBRASKA. fmportance as @ grain and potato growing | ilfustrations | the state has on hand for the present, in | made Meutonant colonel ot the Twenty-sece | THO spouker was s prominsct physioian, e Measlos attack both ofd and young at | colony during the present year. The land [ The program will be consideration of recelving-the new arms in | ond infantry after the war, and then colonel | Corf i be 10 o A ftor-ofacts of th Harvard is cheap and fertile and well irrigated Paper—Guldo of Ar A0 to 10, ... h ar future, By a rising vote of the | of the Twentleth, and he commanded the | ANy 00 W ks sown s ftch OF 1t us | Mtemarkablo Petition Circulated at George: | Fremont’s Woman'a club has ninety-two WASHINGTON OB e iR eRo TRy nelm | entire company _Coloniel Hotehkise was | Tnfantry aud Cavalry sehool from November © ean casily undoratana [t e grip s town, Colo., Asking the Government for | memb Pelimin O e U g Ron Lo | unanimoualy elected an honorary member of | 1851, to June, 1855 v O LN, AN SEOMS 10 take | Apesinl n is to have a fruit and vegetable ernsee (M7 togers E % 3 _ hoid upol o system, requent uns Into the Privilego to Seec gon City's A Mennonite church 18 to be organized | cannery. 3 | “olke Songr- Ll earacelolo. . KHWETHERICI TSR, {0 WHIGHEHU NS ynded ; 1t wiit be seen, hercfore, that thero I8 no | D a0 Ay ytesguurily e into ¢ S north of Juniata | : LRl Mre. Rogers and Mre, Wilkelm | In a very graceful manner ack of abllity and experlence from which to [ Pieimonia, somatimes luuvies the Jie ring ittt bl eV bt kb Thero will bo & merchants’ carnival at | pet Athietic club of fitty young mien has | paper_iadrizels AMiex Mary Hawley | Mr. John Hayward was electad an active [ choose the new major general when the tme | hai soreyess and the stontsel witn i e iy ‘rehants a | been organized in Snohomish | Tustration—Mutona, bovely Maiden | member of the company without a dissent- | comes ot AL LR LRI NGNS LM ISETOEH | Four tons of fish were shipped from Aber- | Orlanda Lassus U5 to 150, oo Ing voto, and was formally Introduced to the - Cover the strongtl, theensr v, o the ambition ; Rt s Thero 1s talk of organizing a bullding and | deen to the eastern market in one day not | Misses Julia Tallatorro hnd Fravces foeder, | i WLt (U4, Whs FEmMAty IRRGCRERTD L€ | noHOES FROM THE ANTE ROOM. Foma AWs Ry i FUROF. Cis” £RID, nbd e oral gentlemon have been up In the city | foan nssociation at Feiend il [ Messes W, B Wilking and T3, Penneil | HOPOTG Y the chatrnan, I esponet M yuontly find nourale a, theumatism, and 4 bodritly . trom ' the vlolnity of' the' plack 5 g ; ago. ano Bolo—Alceste-Gluck-Saint Saens ayward expressed his appreciation of the worso things f0 lowlig 5 Fecently from the vicinity of the placer| fThere are only eight Inmates of the | The works of the United Concentration | 5 i Mrs. J. H. Melitosh | honor and his determination to do everything | United Workmen Memorial Resolotions o Wies. anogid ane, Kansible tnan ob ’w hunds rhjw'-v‘;-vl on ln-’ o ull;- "lhl Me >n\m;lr»r«‘muuy poor house. o n\)ulhy] at n.»-l .“ll‘h(r\ l:"mm l..m:"-‘u are | ‘”‘u'l ki lo—8pring Song with Violl y”rm\\ it | : ".',-1 |I-" ver Vl:‘m‘v te the best interests of New Councll of Natlonal Union. woman do ,.,,,l\., |”‘v‘ 40 clrcumstancos i |,l“, ntyre orecks, tributaries of the Big Laramie | Nebraska City is a candidate for the title | completed and reducing will soon beg Jigato : O ell | wurston Riflos Wha - BTORTHE: o " have boon | NMSWOFsRomS hard, bucis reniiy onsye Stmply hey. report tt e of the Monte Carlo of Ne A S hiad Hie o | Mrs_ Wilkeim and Feanz Adelmann The recruiting committee has recelved tho ho following resolutions have —boeen | JafRE TG towot over tho trouhlo- stim kLo 2 S TRy L EVETEY SLIREERE RTINS | 0 e e n ey OF BRI hio Dayton lbrary, which bas Bad & B | Violin Solo—tomanze. . Johan 8. svendsen | appiications for membership of Moesrs, | adopted by North Omaha lodge, No. 169, | the body ind facuitioa Tat a [t o, This 18 wniount of land had beon staked off and a [ Alblon citizens are agitating the subject | ful and honored career unbroken for eleven Franz Adelmann e T e NONILb ar Bovir | AHIBHE Graee: 6 IR NFoMcHG what evory gool physielan fn the land adve Kenuine mining rush is expected to that | Of PUtting in an electric light plant. | years, s been suspended for lack of sup- | Accompunist Miss Baith James | SERNE B one, Yo eny bt e Al " Nmtenty og, | JELES I GRICE (o frivo [4ih ot of tho aysien: P port : i \creas i pleased Almighty God, | Tt ahould bo remombored, NOWovor, URAL the pection in the spring, remarks the Laramic The Harrison Independent has been ab- | POr 5 Private B. L. Jonkins has granted a | the giver of all good gifts, the God In | stimuinnt must be by { that not 2 foe bed by the Sloux Cot o One J. J. Anderson of Rockford, T, is | Miss Alice Chase, who recently returned | .} cen granted | o yer ot ! i e, dod te fnuiant mu purs and that nothing fos Boomerang, The placer grounds are close L by e Hlotx Oolinty JouEnals secking a location for a rolling mill, which | to Omaha from Berlin, where she had been | Lhirt¥-day furlough for the purpose of visit- | \whost hands wo all are. wid by W T e AR LI L LT \s home in Platteville, Wis. where he | der mercies our lives have been continued | unforun while others have 1 howover that thera 19 90 little Horse thieves have been doing a pretty in to the southern boundary of Wyoming, just to 150 men, and offers to | studying music under Henrich Barth at th will_employ \ taken, to in His | cure mediel whiskey to bo found, and. in good business in Hayes county recently | was summoned by the severe fllness of one cross the line In Colorado. build it at Aberdeen—provided he s given a | Royal High School of Musie, will appear ¥ \ infinite wisdom and rey remove f fact, itean to traiy said that thiers s but one Across the lin in Colorado, idents of Franklin academy have made |y fefe, 560 : fore the Woman's club in this city March 19, | Ot ihe other members of his tay our midst by death the loving and affec- b atricely modicinnl whiskoy upon tho. mirkets The ground s all taken on Le | arrangoments for a series of popular lectures | "R SLETMER oLy ocnardista tn | when she will play soveral piano solow, after: | oo, Monday afiernoon at 2 o'clock there | tionate wite of our esteemcd brother, W. 8. i that iy Dufy's Paro Aait. 14 18 Bt g Garde cre \d the parties are locating | this spring 4 el b LS T A, i o AT L o will be a meeting in the armory of ladies | Kelly ordinary whiskoy. however much druzgis b L bub i Ui L s Al b A O the vicinity of Walla Walla have placed thelr | wards belng assisted by Joscph Gabm in | who are Interested in forming an organiza. | Jiesolved, By Omaha Todge, No. 150, Ani= | fnd khoers may iy o 1t haa in faet > pros ground on the Jenkins and Meintyre. The [ Soveral familios at Harvard were poisoned | ¢z MOT Y 08 W0, Lt Mol fhing them- | Schuman's varlations for two planos tion for the object of securing a silk flag to | clent Order United Workmen, i regular | porties possassod by no other. wnd I8 boyond i ®now 18 still deep on the Medicine Bow, but | by eating cheese the other day, but they | joives to plant at least one-quarter of an — be presented to the Thurston Rifles. Mrs, | fession embled, that we bow In mee guestion a stimulant which can safely and I3 it Is expected that work will begin some [ 21! ."""\"f““ acre in sugar beets this season for the pur- Tt will be learned “With regret that Mr. | Fisher will be happy to meet all the ladies .f':fi'."'\yjllhu'. L ‘.3’[., ';:v\‘j""' ‘\:*\lV \1{;.‘}" ’1- ‘:i:'l'l”-“.\{”‘4!",',”}' l n-lx;r,;\w'nw (B time in April North Platte eitizens will vote on a propo- | pose of affording a test Theodor Salmon, the brilliant artist who 8o | so inclined at the armory tomorrow after- [ J5ChG Fapmate, and Mo pledie onrsclves to 0wy IS most disastorous after-cilocts. i ition to Issue $20,000 in bonds to erect a In a recent drill by the Fort Canby life- | recently came in our midst, and has alr noon nore firm devotion to the principles of — 5 This discovery fs about thirty-five miles | high school building, n a recen ¥ 7 ¢ i 8 _more Qirm { SRR y high school building. saving crew the time occupled in the rescue | made a host of warm friends and admir The regular monthly inspect will our beloved order, which not only smooths | southeast of Laramie. The gold s reporte An ce gorge at Norfolk carried out two | of an imaginary shipwrecked sailor from a | among the profession and musical circle hold tomorrow evening, March 5, at $:15 | our pathway to the tomb, but® stretches fo be coarse, and it s belleved valuable | gates of the race, and workmen had a hard | mast 200 yards distant was only two and | Omaha, will, on account of ill health, be | o'clock, after which the company will hold | forth a helping hand of a blest beneficence nuggets will be fonnd. The mountains sur- | time saving the dam. one-halt minutes from the time Captain | obliged to seek a milder climate, and has de- | a reguiar business meeting for the purpose | o those we leave behinds that in or death rounding are granite and sandstone. The Henry Ladd of Fontanelle has fallen heir | Stewart and his men arrived on the ground. | cided to return in a short time to Salt Lake | of adopting the by-laws and electing new | i BAHARAL G Thodal mother, and the. com 48 plenty of water and good hydraulic pres- | 15 an gstate valned at $100,000. He is al- Shipments of entirely dry wheat that were | City, where he will remain until he has re- | members whose applications are now on file. | munity loses (n her a kind nefghbor and sure. There fs an abundance of nmln‘| and | ready o thrifty farmer. made from Watervilie three months ago, | 8ained his health. - lady wh ways endeavored to make the rouds leading there are sald to o €X- | A p. Werner, ex-treasurer of Thayer | says tho Unlontown Journal, have been re: | = o MILITARY CHANGES. Bl OAA LR e el T DL e == SEARLES & A kreat many strikes have been reported | SUnty, has beon found short in his accounts | fectod as wet, etc. Some people have no re- | The complimentary conoort tenderad Mr s teem by all who learned to know her: that ey from Fromont county recently, all wonderful | 1O the extent of over $5,000. turns at all as yet, and it is now held that | Walter Wilkins gives promisc of being the | . : the Approaching Re- | We extend to Brother W. 8. Kelly and chil 3 0 a '__ LR i "‘I tuatiat Bhtolt ront Barnett Smock, aged 70, and Sarah M. | on the sound the wheat gets wet in a few \,”.’1" :;M conc A ;}\;. glven by L“, il talent, | Gossip he |'|: bl & Re- | jren, in this, their deep afiiictic n, our most SEAHL f ieir richness 16 JANE it sbinic > 1 s ol Rl . ol a o X ¢ sphere. anc he sale o ckets arrants the pre. ownrd, inc sympathy and col end them to @ TLander says: A courfer just in from Lewlis- well, 0 )v-n: old, have just been joined | days from the molsture of the atmosphere. ATOLIbHE CHAT LErwilT He Gt he In best Hlluluu- Tt RV e R e It s s isarh to |t kb T ‘m\”n‘]'““‘ % v‘ % -'Yy-” \\Mw'h‘ e f‘\ ‘!) N A ' ton reports that the richest gold strike yet | in wedlock in Fillmore county OREGON. ever assembled to lionor local musicians. In | ho discussing who of their number shall | §Pires within the sorrowing heart a glorious /A "‘ { | \ b made in that section has just been made in The Modern Woodman camp at Axtell Work has begun on the Wallowa county | addition to the musicians named last week | o @ : Y Wope of & happy reunion in the bright herd [§ JULA L the Mikado, owned by Riley Edmunds. This | initiated ninetcen members the other night | , W¥ork has begun on s who will assist fn the concert Mr. Wilkina [ 2°Ceed to the vavancy on the active list | after, where the broken ties of tamilies can | alm I8 the easte tension of the Burr | and th oartook of a banquet. Lt AL b S0 e ssistance o N 5 to be created by Major General Howard's | be ited never more to par hat these res- | 2 claim s the eastern extension ho Burr | ar n partook of a banqu An old farmer of eastorn Oregon pro- [ WiI also have the assistance of Mra. Hess. ¥ e P e S R t in the autun says the Washing- spondent of t York Sun, haps the consideration of the sub- Ject has been somewhat advanced by the rt that General Howard contemplat week of opera to be given next wontl | anticipating his age retirement by apply- o the auspices of the Western Opera | INS Within ‘a short time for a leave of ab- ed $106.50. assoclation, of which Miss Tennant Clary s | 5ence, with a view to a summer trip in Jead, the richness of which was reported a The postmaster at kamah is giving away few weeks ago. Details of the strike are not | sugar beet seed to farmers who wish to try ;n :; 1;.[ 1 ‘m' H’m; time, |IH||, the 3:‘:11\'”».“ the experiment of raising a crop this year. 15 holding out well and some very rich ore | openes froy oy prigmas Will start & | nop pross which Is thought likely to sub- | Whieh will ba strong attractions. 48 being taken out i LAl ; b on an exs | plant all other similar machines, ensive scale. It will be in operation May 1. I A feet vein of co has also been % Some v rich specimens are being taken Th oponed about forty-five mil southwest of There were twenty-slx cars of household | ¢ or Rosebud gulch, east of the Virtue | yle plaramie. It {8 within twenty miles of Fort goods standing on the sidetracks at Ottumwa, mine. One assay < hs and Mrs. H. P. Whitmore, who will | retire MEENL e play a piano duet, and a string quartet com. | ton i ML L L B L 3 posed of Messrs. Butler, Norden, Sauerwine | but pe T. J. Morrison of Dallas has invented a | and Letowsky of Boyd's orchestra, both of lodge and a copy be sent to Brother Kelly. nounces the wheat crop prospect the best . Colored Masons. Tmperial Grand Potentate John G. Jones, degree, of Chicago, conducted the In- stallation ceremonies by which the following nowly elected officers of Damascus temple and St. John's consistory, Ancient Accepted = KEATMEND BY MALL Consultation ¥reo, <= Colling and that place s expecting I G O BRI O WU R B A large tree felled by Willlam Turner of | president, promises to be signally & ¥ Burope, which would include thie period then | Scottish Right, took thelr places rofit from it. The mino is being opened by | Praska. ! Dryden was the lome of a badger, several | the indefatigable work of Miss Clary already | [émaining up to the date of his retirement, | ~Damascus =Temple=t. =P. Mahammitt, g {Yames McGinley and Willard Plumme Another party of petrifaction hunters will | hyndred bats and a swarm of bees. The | showing itself in Kansas City, Denver, St, | Should such appli n be made, it | Brand potentate; G. N. Johnson, chief rab- PR THEY PREFER MEXICO. spend the summer looking for curiosities in | jattor feft a generous supply of honey, Paul and Minneapolis, which ‘are included | “Ould prsu b b ChE T I et UL G UL b The full text of the secession petition. cir- | g, oad Iands near Chadron. ' Students from | 4" rogon speculator recontly purchased | In the circuit of cltics forming the asso would then Cuilaa TR el CILLEGE LI AL R UL L AND Fulated at Georgetown, Colo., fs given hore. | UFinceton Will compose the party. 6,400 acres of valuable timber land in Neha- | clation. The company has been engaged it command. Tho thought may | Levere, first ceremonial master; A. D). White, Mith. It has been quite numerously signed, | 7 maha county farmers alliance will | 1 valley, The price paid for it is stated at | and includes some of the best known singers | therefore suzgest itself that In such a re- | second ccremonial master; R. W, I'reeman, 2 = although a large number of the citizens view [ Me¢t ot Auburn March 10. The date I8 un- | 72,000, This is the largest land sale for | i this country. In fact the artists are nearty | 0JUstment of department commands a fore- | treasurers Josch 4 Pnl ’fi?t nlSEASEs i e G A Ry fortunate for Church Howe, as he fs booked | Sime yj ! L il hemmers o the Tavary Opora eomiany, | ast might be given of the ultimate chojeo | Taylor. oriental guide; Jerry Smith, org “The undersignod, cltizens of George- [ {2 attend an old soldiers reunion at Beatrico |~ penaiotgn citizens are highly elated over | Which closed & season recontly in Bumalo | of & briadler general to be promoted to hia | D. Robinson, capiain of guard; W. H. We town, Colo., recognizing the truth of the | ‘he same day. the fact that the Umatilla. irtigation dith | N: Y. Mme. Tavary, tho Bavarian soprano, | fochil® 8 major gencral when It should | ren, outslde o ailioey P, M mitt e b T ao ey L aLmnE LOE oy great doctrine enunciated in the declaration A party of school boys, ranging from 10 to | oxtension has become a law. This will open | Whose name the organ‘zation used, s the [ cofit ‘l:n‘.'.”m-v,“-x:; et L R B e L (T DL Wehitey ropiie [ aErea e pecsibie lons, wimmptembnes when any government | 18 years, congregated around the Union Pa- 3m Creek and engaged in run- of independence, thal become destructive of the ends for which it | cific depot at Elr ‘was establl ing races and jumping, when some one pro- tlo. | prima donna of the company to visit' Omaha. up thousands of acres of arid land to ment and Pendleton will receive the benefit | Her singing is amatic side of an op its command be iid to be admirable and on | ) L % temporaril General Schoficld, and (his might | tenant commander; J. H. Henderson, second | piegt statrwny ith of post office. Room ied it Is then the right and the of increased trade. the tic role she gt ‘duty of the people to throw it oft and to | Posed that they take a shock. This was '{T‘l" n\' ‘,fl,(,’" ’“,P \va agaoctatl i | 18 sald to rank exceptionally high for In- 1,,{‘,',‘,. tho UikihiatesiengleaislotRt SR we | baten b ontm i e ey Lo T Heb establish new guards for thelr future secur- complished by one of them climbing up he Amerlean Defensive assoctation. which |y (i 18 MO0 TRIEEHONEEE REEL IO | major general “as much in the dark as | ister of state; C. E. Coleman, grand chan- o was organized at Portland in opposition to ever. Besides, ph C R. W. Free- TS it seems highly ellor; Jc sty nd attaching a copper wire to two of the H i the Tavary e niineoperiE s improbable o0 2 4 5 the American Protective association, held : that a mere ass ment to department c: treasurs i1 arren, hospitaler; T “We declare that the government of the telegraph lines clos to where they > X = 458 « week. Other tl company are na partment com- | man, sur a . aler; 1 United Statos, 1n tho ostabiishment of an In- | enter the depot and then taking hold of the | 1ts meeting tho other day. About 800 peo- | (" Niaconda, - sopranos Helno: von | niand should in any way forecnst the presi- | Robert Lovere, master of coremonies: B. | TCos o et - Il anda’ ot the- bendant: wires: In thla, w ple, of all religions, with Roman Catholics | FAtioft Macondt, sopranci tlelene Vom | dent’s subsequent use of his own appointing | Clenlan, standard bearer; D. Robinson, I substance of the people, increases all forms | he boys holding the ends of the wire would | I the preponderance, were present. former’ member of Hinric's compans at | thera fs airends mpocnisycriOUg Lo say that n'of guard; Charles Hicks, sentinel. AL of Indebtednoss, centralizes wealth, and has | receive quite a shock. After tiring of this The 15,000 fruit trees to be soid Saturday | ppjladelphia; Perry Averdl, baritone, and | awara |,‘;.|'.‘0'("(»;.f”<‘..‘|l‘{xl:::,‘.'.'.f'"q”' Al New Council o fonal Union. O sport, instead of taking the copper wire off, | at the Salem freight depot were disposed of | conrad Behrens, basso, all sin| the ringleader climbed up and wound it | as advertised. Five thousand of them were | g0+ WCCERT DAY around all of the telegraph wires, thus con- | bid in for $10 and the rest went at a neigh BEronntaz ar as major 3 . s of reputa- | general and of the singlo star. as ,,,.m,“,{‘,, Magie City council, of the National Union, Mo has been With | which will simultancously fall to some | was instituted Friday evening, March 2, by various companies as prima donna contralto, o o) necting them and cutting off all communi- | boring figure. The trees wero principally | netOlS SRREEAICS 4F Drima Gonna contralto, | colonel. Senate Deputy H. Diamond in South Omaha, resulted in the building up of a plutocracy that aspires to govern the nation; that in the ‘emonetization of silver and destruction SPEGIALIST of the paramount industry of many of the " >, s ve! For the o) B v Btates, pauperizing the peoplo and reducing | Chtion ovor. the lines west of that point. as | Petite and Itallan prunes and were a fino | the Dut companies. Veteran Max Maretzek, | gix brighiice goniem mo Allablo, those | Mith a charter memborship of slxtyos TN Moo thom 'to the condition of wage servitude | @l the trains between Omaha and North | lot. o whose name suggests ‘many big musical | nearest. the ton mee natoaits Lhable, those | composed of th element in the city NEW ERA “uxisae 3 thereby destroying the equality of civil | Platte are handled by the r‘“:{:?::’:firmm e b, events in the past, wil be musical director | have the best chamee ons gonsidered 1o | 13 way ably assisted in the work of insii: YWy ChA ights rel PRATC B et maha. This sudde: eak o mmunica. i are organizing forestry asso- | and conductor. e orchestra d cf 0 C8s enior among z by E. P. Evans, sccretary of Omaha SUKG L ... Tights; that in refusing to regard the poti- [ Binaua. TS SCHER bIeRlc of Chniunioa | Utah people are ors 5 y ul conductor. The orchestra and chorus | them is General Thomas H. Ruger, who has | U8 by B. T ok Consuteation Fren, council, No. 449, of this city, also by R. B fons of the people, or to afford relief other t han issuing additional bonds, which further ciations. will be brought from New York. The re- | held his prosent grade nearly sight sears 1 1s uusurpassed fn tho troate Thousands of cattle have died in south- | pertoire will be chosen from the following | A" native of New York. he was spasinies 1o | Montsomery of i and it was nearly two hours before it was ment of outh Omaha, a member increases the power of the capltalists to | discovered where It was located. Bxcept for | ol g trom drouth and cold weather. | operas: “Faust,” “Il Trovatore, armen,” | the military & Omaha council, and R. J. McReynolds, from Chronio, Privats and apitalists ¥ . | ope o Fa Trovatore,” “Carmen, ary academy {n 1850, ant ated | O o 2 ronio, wring the hard carnings from tho hands of | the delay and annoyance it caused no acel- | ™ 00 %40 0 lia " in Frying Pan guleh | ‘Ernanl” “Traviata,, “Rigoletto,” “Mat- | with high® honors, recciing o frequdted | st joseph councll of §t. Joseph, Mo. [The Novvou oisouans: Wit the poor, evinces a determination to reduce | 1°n% THE DAKOTAS! near Espanola, N. M., are reported to be | tha,” and lleria Rustican, second lleutenant 'in the enaineer corps; | DCI. councll atarts out under the very bets S AREATA MAIL. the people to a condition of absolute servi- very rich. Within a year, however, he rtesigned and | 2USPices. as the following list of officers F Address with for par- tude, and belleving that submission to such a | Arrangements are about completed for the government is not the duty of patriots or of | sinking of another artesian well and the those who love independence, but for the | erection of a sanitarium in Plerre. sake of peace. The young Indians of Crow Creek agency The, Omaha Conservatory of Music has | went into civil life, from whi clearly indi culars, which will be sent fn plain envelope, 3 3 as o ch the outbreak . {presidents o, | 4 { ' . N prepared an_enjoyable program for a re- [of the war of secossion recalled him. | WV G SX brapicns Dl ESoRpbLisiom e Ui T OnAkag b, cital to be glven at their hall in the Mc- | Appointed lieutenant colonel of the Third L e M K Cague building, Wednesday evening. The | Wisconsin infantry in the summer of el S L ol Wl Mexican engineers are surveying the Colo- rado river from Yuma to the gult with a view to its improvement and navigation. Near Boise, Idaho, a 16-year-old girl pre ra “ “Wa respecttully request the federal gov- | are trying to raise funds with which to pur- Lo BIrl | rohearsals have been conducted with great | 1851,%ho was made it recording _secretary; v frament to permit us to peaccably withdraw | chaso instruments for a_twelve-plece band. | named Bernard playfully pointed ‘& WIn- | cure, and the performances of the pipls | of ‘voluntcors tovard. the® ond of "juss | Snanclal scoretary; Thomus Hotor By EBRASKA from the union of the states, and to| he Brown County Rain association has | 6o nead o o 1 Dlew the P | promise a delightful entertainment. ~ The | and a brevet major general two years lator, | Urers H. Perkins, chaplain William Wal: strengthen our hands, we respectfully ask | gecided fo reauest the county auditor to | °° f e : same program will be given at Bellevue on | this last for gallant and meritorions services | 1A¢e: ushers J. J. Smith, sorgeancatarng the government of Mexico to favorably con- | prepare the pro rata for cach township show~ | _Pecos valley, N. M., has 121 miles of main | (e previous evening. The following fs | at Franklin, while a brovet of brigadice | RAY Randall, doorkeeper: J. B. Whittesey ider proposals wo shall hercafter make to | the amount of tax necessary to be raised for | irrigating canals, 273 miles of main laterals, | tho program: genoral In the regular army was acordeq | JACK Yates and Frank Pavonka, trustcos. HEICHIS FN 900 miles of sublaterals—a total irrigating —————— ‘enter into an alliance with that republi the purpose of making artificial rain. o 20. Aristarches Studies Elocution........Bisbee [ to him for his services at Gettysburg. In P 1 Anarchists' Arsenal. 4 DOMESTICATING THE BISON. Ving to the serious difculties that the | PYStem of 1,294 miles. Miss Young. the reorganization of the v after Baunds anidan: : e i A large pasture will be fenced in on the »1.?Q‘p:|§n *are experiencing in Wyoming | Fine white marblo In a compact ledge | La Regata Veneziana.. Rossini-Liszt | closo of the war he rocoived the hish rat | MADRID, March 8.—A dispatch from | U. 8. Depository, Omaha, Nebraska reservation north of the Cheyerno river this | from the cattlemen, who are trying to drive | 110 fect wide has been discovered on the | | ¢\ oy, Dins Tonen Rastens | Of colonel of the Third Infantry, and in that | Carthagina states that a discovery was made summer by Fred Dufreo, the old Frenchman | the former out, many large droves of sheep | Rio Verde, sixty miles northeast of Phoenix, | F=UIG i o Bactens | 8rade remained nearly twenty years, mean- [ there today that is evidence that prepari- | oo ooy, o N sio0lo00 Who Is known as the cattle king, for his herd | are being driven into Fall River county and il'fi' '“‘ sald to be equal to the beat Mr. Nordwall, while, however, having been transferred to | tions were being made o commit an outrage Cdabal ) B of buftalo, says the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader. | ranches aro being established for them. SHaT mublo b n e tarteq | Dre! Capricen Op. 2. Theodore Kirchner | the Eightenth, His present command s the | yomewhere in that city. The police received | SURPLUS = = = 855,500 o sacured pel on fro > gove : : - T ‘ own named Allerton has been sta Miss Holtorf. epa of Califor, ot #Ho secured permission from the government | ciyil engineers have commenced sounding ey Saa ARSI | cav Bolo s s peals kG e i fiDepantmoentafiGaliforu] information from anonymous sources that Officers and Direetc W. Yatos, prest- John 8. Collins, vice president; Lowis 8, shior, Wm. H. 8. Hughes, assistant 10 fonce n all the government land that he | (e Missourl river for pler foundations for a | In the Cochitl gold district, New Mexico. A sequired, and it has also oftered him any | rajiroad and wagon bridge at Yankton. They | carload of ore from the Crown Point mine [ 110 v ‘ other assistance he may need in preserving | \ill bo engaged upon this work for a month, | Bave such large returns that Albuquerque is A FRETR Next to him in rank is Brigadier General T e R i oy Wesley Merritt, also a native of New York, . Dhinecke | Who was appointed to the Military academy the old Conception fort at Carthaglna had been turned into a storehouse for explosives made of the aent the herd. This is the largest herd of buffalo | 1y jg believed that the Great Northern or | considerably excited. Misies Seward and Foltorf, Detweller and | in 1855. Graduating five years later, he | DY Anarchists. A search was mu 4 anywhere In the world at present and the | ypjon Pacific railroads will build the bridge, | The Central Paciflc rallroad men report Davis. ontered the Second dragoons, and was thus | e fort which resulted fn tho iscearery of THE IRON BANK. preservation and increasing of it is very | “\lo Biokler had o hearing before a sub- | twenty-fivo feet of snow having fallen west | a—Serenade op. %2 -+ Jensen | among the younger officers to take part n | [0 bombs jotdect WIEE SHPRERUET The essential to provent the breed from becoming | somniittee of the committee on indian atrairs, | of Truckee. They anticipate a long block- | P—Folonalse Op 40, No. I..............Chopin | the civil war. His appointment as first lieu- | 5CT2P iron @ 7 5 1 Mr. ' Borglum. discovery has caused much activity among L~ ®xtinct in a very few years. He now puts v ade and a repetition of the snowy season of . tenant in the Second cavalry P J relative to the opening of the Yankton reser- | ade and T y season of | arrg Jones' Revenge...... st nant in the Second cavalry came in May, | (2 )olice, who are vigorously searching for the buffalo in a corral each night and is | VIGCTC P 168000 aores. Chatrman Holman | 1890. when tie road was blocked seventeen "Alr by Buphie Reyiolis Tngraham | 1961, and as captain in the following spring, | (he Dolce: Whe 6r8 HEGIHE getting them tame, so they are now much The committee voted unani- | 4a¥s. Miss Swartzlander. By the summer of 1863 his services had e ————— was present. ;'(L!‘o;lml:‘l:'l:“\‘\ifllu‘hkli JJ.‘:I- h‘l‘vfi‘z"?h’l‘.‘.‘\';:n:“:gj mously to recommend the opening. ForzI {nu llr]\dlan Lroscr\-nuc\m 131 tlu be | Souvenir de u.“l;* e +....Leonard m]fl:llc- l'x:m ? hrlplz .urrl Smrleruljnf w.mmpl.-,ni Preparing for the Campaign. Oc (oL eat it Positively Cured b & iy b i e 4 a of large immigra- | opened 0 settlement soon. Around Poca- -Abe ke YNy i While the brevet rank of major general of ENVE , — list stat by adm Dr. Hinines’ guited In mixing the breed, and with the There is a likelihood of a larg ! tello, Idaho, 1* is said that thousands of | .I‘}rr:_g: Valve NobleGoaustie ot volunteers for gallant services at Win- DENVER, March 3.—The populist state e I o p el (o king extensive It can be glven i a cup of coffeo or tea, or in foo | chester and Fisher's Hill, and the full rank | eXecutive committee is mal 2 withont th ek nowindgo GFine ] 5 r dga ot ho pationt. 114 Shaotusel of major general followed in 1564 and 1565, | preparations for the approaching campaign. | Facoas s Ao b ot An opaey completion of the pasture this will be pre- | tion to the ceded lands west of Pierre in the pompl ; 3 d office, real | acres of rich virgin soil will invite settlo- . Schumann sed. o en and others are v ure, whethier tho patient in & rodorato drinker oF Folu P ROTRIORBAON Gl T BTaraito! thalland from! oabtarn.| (Cuat diraction! Vocal . Seleeted | His brevets in the regular army for gallant | As a startor of the Aght the committeo has | - G YEkes S ool modarat driglker or 2GON . < it Tharrase Y . o and meritorious services Include these: | jssued Srdes draw TN Borfect oure has fols v ubout Hftecn miles wouth of Portland | SXPRCC (o g0 Into.tho stock business as well | the, sovero storm in tho mountains, was not R Tt A M Ba Major for Geltysbure, licutenant colonel for | proiblts ificeioldors trom taking part, I Uttt ossi iy and has by far one of the finest locations | 88 farming. iaEpleatant gide.g RlONER0t7Ehe, brigadier general. for Five Forks, and major | aeaw the. rule’ admitting: proies. to. state Otnctanatt, O ou the Pacific coast. From Portland one | A deputy United States marshal arrested fflfi‘é’f"g‘k“l"fl dolgyec 8t Reno, Mevi, & Wed- |, Mr. Hans Albert has' conoluded arrange: | gonoral fon the final caapaign. agairat Ao S dbin uleadmiing o et e ot has the choice of three different routes, | eight or ten farmers living near Plerre on | (08 S BVRD & TOOM | ments for his second concert and secured | fiis commission as major general of volun- packing cf the convention in the interest of | Kuhn & Co, Drugzists, 15th and Douzlus Sta, numely, by rail, by means of electric motor | the charge of cutting timber on government | C4r ain. Boyd's opera house for tho ovening of AL | teurs was aiven specileiiy - tor - anlant | backing ¢ Umuh, Nob. or by water. I'chose the lattor, Tho scen. | lands on the west sido of the river. It ia ro- | Fagot parties are tho rage in Tucson, | 9. Tho orchestra s In dally rohoarsal and | Loorseras given specifically Vfor gallant | any man. on elther sido of the river was grand, | ported that papers are out for the arrest of | Ariz. Bach Invited guest brings a stick of | has been strengthened in along the banks were largo orchards yielding | thirty more persons on the same charge. | wood and burns it In the fireplace while he | points. With Mr. Albert to thelr oweners a source of never-ending | The lands on which the timber was cut had | tells a story. All the wood that is le everal important | tenant colonel of the Ninth caval nd the orchestra, | of the Tifth. and in 1857 brigadie t over | Mrs. G. M. Hitchcock will appear at the ”’,.:" Jec, pngdn AEIRAC OF . colonel general, facturing cit happiness and profit. been allotted to halt-breed Indian women, | Bocs to the family woodpile. During the | piano for (he first time In public, = Mrs, | Hinesent command is the Department of Oregon City is a place of 5,000 inhabitants | and had been contested by some whites. late cold snap they were very popular. Hitchcock is one of the most exquisite piano A e e e e and on account of its natural facilities has COLORADO. Arteslan water has been struck In Cochise | players In Omaha, but few outside of her [ ronn'"R. Trooke, now communding the Des ; DProspects of being one of the largest manu- county, Arizona, by a man named McRae. | intimate circle know this. Tho number she | partment of the Platte. He Is not a in the northwest. In fact | Wood is being hauled in Bent county for | Tho flow is 21,000 gallons in twenty-four | has chosen is Liszt's “First Concerte i i 1o a nate of W st Point, his army in the whole western portion of the country | @ distance of fifty miles,and sold for $1 or $5 | hours. In addition to the value of the water, | which she -is sald to interpret beautifully. | reeord as o aptain in the Fourth Pennsyl- nowhere one find such climate, sofl, | a cord. McRae will get §2,000 reward offered by the | Mr. Albert will play Max Bruch’s “Con- | yvanja infantry of his native state in April water power, scenery, as is found in the The Highland, Lucy, Loisa and other | supervisors for a running well not more than | certo’ for violin and orchestra, besides two | 1851 being made colonel of the Wifty- valley of the Williumette, of which Oregon | claims at Yankee Hill have encountered | 500 feet deep. other numebrs. Among the work allotted | third (e following November. He was com- City s the center around which all the | smelting ore at fifty feet. At the Sisson hatchery no less than 8,500,- | to the orchestra is the following: Weber's | \igsioned brigadier general of volunteers in k the | 000 young fish have been hatched this sea- | “Jubilee Overtur wheels of industry must eventually tur: At Duncan, Saguache county, last w b & Merry Wives of Wind- | 544 specificially “‘for distinguished serv- The proot of the marvelous growth of Ore- | gultan mine produced a $1,500 gold brick as | son.” About 6,500,000 still remain on hand, | S0r." by Nickolal, and = Massenet's “Pic- | jees during the recont battles of the Old Wil- xon City 1s evinced by taking a glance at | the result of a week's run. and will be kept until they are a year old. | turesque Scenes. derness and Spottsylv ' His brevets some of its many acturing industrie . « plant has been erected on | Trout hatching will soon commence, and it ———— 1t has a power house now under construc- | A 3team holStIng plant has been crecthl 08 | 1o “intonded to handle this season about THURSTON RIE A2 1blob Wik 208t SHE0,00.8 Wholen ialll eme | gnjste are {aking. out-mil ore ‘running $8 [ 500,000 oxg. ploying 1, ands, a pulp and paper mill | {60 The rich gold discovery in mploying 600 hands and turning out all @ —__the superior grades of paper, also two large — for gallant aud meritorions LES. those of colonel and brig the regulars for Gettysburg and Spottsyl- divine service last | vania respectively, and of major general in o fnvitation of Rey, | the volunteers for Tolopotomy and Cold services were ller general in illespie county, | The c near Fredericksburg, Tex., has been verified pany attend unday evening upon t Gunuison county increased its coal output ~Tiour mills, soap factory, cannery, excelsior [ last year 42.000 tons more than that of | hnEAR AL R QDT AnChE ebre (1. Wright iButiorpastoriofitlietSE Phavyta [FAMISR L ASISHEDORIIA ROL'S (mhcil slurt mills, iron factories and foundries, and | 1392 “(1“:“"“;":‘[ production was about 260,000 | 1% oputa, A sample of quartz ore sent o | Avenue Congregational church. The forma- [ of the Thirty-seventh Infantry. was tran numerous other ostablishments located and 5 in process of construction, Ga n, in the San Luls valley, has de- The water power from the Williamette | veloped a flow of natural gas 700 feet deep, ew Orlenas for examination resulted: Gold, | tion twenty-four files, double rank. | ferred to the Thir became colonel of the per ton, sixty-seven ounces, $1,072; silver, | Considering the fact that the notice to as- | Thirteenth in 1879, and in April 1888, was per ton, eighty ounces, $80. aturday after- | CAITIed to lis present grade, is Dr, Samuel Pitcher’s preseription for Infants and Children. It containg neither Opium, Morphine nor ible was only glven lato river falls alone s oqual to 2,600 horse [ Which flows with such force as to throw a | P 2 # s e ol Teat e A LA Bkl stream of water forty feet high he champion tramp printer struck Yuma | noon the attendance was very satisfactory 4 o 0 eD. " 2 v Btin s e power house is completed fl:h:::\n' ; v\.‘“|urn.‘~ :nu Luis \“All‘y has be- | Fecently, having footed it across the desert h-n“n(‘ S ory at ‘7~|f‘:l:‘| (k‘u{‘ [1:). . v \ rl‘l” ll\];lw\l“:.l‘. A‘f o ‘\[m;m\k‘ AT gther Narcotiotsubstance, 1¢.1s a harmloss sulstiinte on _the new power houso is complete A assa, o " alley, | B R R B A e L Led o 0 5 o'cloc] e com- | entered the military academy in 1847 from Y, s . q v it is the“intention to run electricity to Port- [ come an important x'u:‘k M-\Hv;»: point. n: o "m'l[‘ ulny':l‘":::' lfmr'nl‘:‘ :lx(n .u\xl l;_’-“ n :‘( pany arrived at the church at 7:30, and | his native state of Ohio, and on graduating for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil, land, project which, If carried out, wi farmers are very anxlous to have a porl 4 §E% 14 0 8 e e 52 was appointed to the Third i o De'of nostimable value to Dortand o " | Ftking nodso establiahed at Alamosa. blankets, canteon, cole, Dot and frying. | 8(0r laying of overcoata in tho lecturo L It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty ycars’ use by uring g g >, NS N i e pan _ supply him with food and lodging. [ room, entered the clfirch by platoons i o h Q:(6aps 5 S A During January the grass was green and [ Mpntrose, having secured a cronmery | fityJd"Wlod i Over the coast, and says | o - ! by platoons In | tain in 1561 Then he was made colonel of Millions of Mothers, Castoria destroys Worms and allays flowers of all kinds were In great profusion, | and pork packing house, now is pushing for- | e’ e 1ive comfortably on $2 a woel umns of twos, and marched down the | the First Ohio infantry, a brigadicr general A 3 5 vegetables of all kinds were In the markets | ward an enterprise for the canning of vege- '1'|.'. (s h““‘ e -“H” '"- f right and left ceuter alslos to the front, | of volunteers the same year, and a major feverishnes storia prevents vomiting Sour Curd, and brought good prices. The country sur- | tables at that plac Great place for nerve, R R al e Bruneau riyer, he cie eats een kep! .. | general in 1862, His war service , y N, serve. By request of' Dl Butler the men | VIT&INia and were transferred to tho west- Dardy, MEN | orp armies. His brevets in the regulars for teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. il progressing on the great canal, which is . the hunting being unsur- | Manitou mining camp has established passed fn this ‘country, and as for Ashing, | theso prohibitory regulations: No saloons, | 51% feet deen fortycelkht foot wide, with a p earried their arms, with fixed bayonets, Into | gallant and meritorious servicos were thoso o w;-z » not heard of the E.U,“mhm“ Balmop, | no. Ghinese ‘or ‘Ttallans, . slght bouss: fon & ;.’:.‘»‘-m h,“;: A I.;m“ l‘n.‘u b § (“.M .r; .A\.‘ifi...‘-. :‘I;"||\l-wa n‘l)ul kl....« n.'mn :1...,‘- during the | of major for Bull Run, lientenant colonel for Castorin assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and at Oregon City it Is abundant, A, P, day's work, Sunday school every Sabbath 8, -DRRLL CORMELGLAE, RO 0 e | services. uartermaster, Sergeant W. C. | the capture of Nashville, colonel for Shiloh . 3 1 A NATURAL GAS SPRING R nv e RO St S lot lnto the canal in time for spring placer | Taylor carried a handsome American flax at | brigadior gonoral for Perryville and major and bowols, glving Dealthy and natural sleep. Case i R I OMIN g mining and for irrigation next summer. the heac > company, which was placed AL | ol . 3 P . _‘\ Itiare al's" na kAl caRpnHIRE IO RTacy o WYOMING. -Tmu“m X K’“b""“l A5 A ln“\‘lnmn u;un]:m'h;:-' l.nl:n ‘»«x;'lx::onin“.»lll.u; Ivl\»:v“urml;-l ]gcm' 1 r;‘r ; \nl-n[m:rlnm]nw war. Made torin is tho Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend, , s AN AREIRE. 18, T e 3 2 0 ast goll ot found § 4 e u after the | lieutenant colonel of the Twenty-sixth in- thas ls ono of ‘the most remarkable wights | dohnsan county boasts of the only embty | county, Calfornia, In yoars was picked up in | Company was seated. : Lpon tha conolusion | fantry atier the war, he was ri (i Poise City and 1s at the bottom of & eanon | 1o I e e soury, '8 been vacant since | g ravine seven miles northwest of Red- [ Of a very interesting and appropriate sermon | the Tenth, and then becamo colonel of the Castoria. Casgtoria. The rock here seems to be of a porous Stoo! : ding by an old 49er the other day. It { | the company returnedto the armory. Sixth. He was instructor In infantry tac. ~ - ! = Nature.and. thers are tnnnmerable "amall | o Stockmen north of Lusk clalm that half | five inches long, two and a half in width, [ Colonel Harry 8. 'Hotchkiss, inspoctor | tics at West Point just before the eivil war 4 Castorla Is an oxcellent medicine for chil U ratoelo (e B g nen nag oot hnd flssurcs. Taing Alons the canall | the cattle on the range in Montana would | shaped something llke an egg and Is valued | Beneral of the Nebraska Natlonal guard, | served over fie years on Genoral Sherman s Mothiers have ropeatedly old me of its AEEA 492 7 K ane day prospecting, I drobped a lighted | Y000 perish If the snow did not melt at $515. It was sold to Williams, a mer- | Was an interested spectator at the regular | staff after the war and was commandant of dren. [t TR A8 1o R y4014 o of | 1 rocommend it agsuperior togny prescription Mateh and tmmediately a bright blue flame | The capture of young olk is to bo the | chant, who has it on exhibition. The nugget | Monday evening drill of the company last | the Infantry.and Cay hool when made §90d afteoh upoR their bl i known to m TSEHE s Mprang up. This lighted another and that | chief Industry durlng spring months along | was found by a man named Elmore at | week and exp bimselt as being well | a brigadior gencral In 1890, He commands Da. G, C. Ozaoon, 5 A, Auouxn, M, D., another, and 50 on, until a space of about [ the Green river above Spur ranch. Several | Copley. pleased at the progress already made by | the Department of Arizona Fawel), Mam. 11,5, Otant B Bragklys; s %) an acre in extent was covered with these .:::;I\“, :fl"‘“‘_“\' ":2:"‘“‘“““[" for delivery at the | wo Mormon prophets have appeared at 108 :;‘,‘"::""’):4,;.i\.“"w"fil; no intimation was | Tho two later appointoes to tho Krade of brix- o Gastoria 13 tho best rome children of “ Our physicians fn tho children's departs flames, each arising about a foot in helght iway at. $3 0 Manti, Utah, who announce that the Savior | M coming of the Inspector general, | adier general are C RO ho day 18 now | ment have spoken highly of their experi: It was a beautiful sight, and the lights were | ~From Sundance a party of five miners | has appeared at Salt Lake and that as the | &7 URusually large number of men turned | and Elwell 8. Otis. The former, a native of ¢ distant when mothers will consider thereal | ence in tholr outside practice with Castor still burning when 1 left there. The find [ started two weeks ago with a well equipped | saints of the church have become corrupt | 08t for drill and meeting.The company | Rhode Island, entered the army from civil far distant w ‘;“ “‘”’ A i ! e o 1 18 of no practical value, as the fact that the | train for the gold placer digglags on Clark's | all Mormoms must be rebaptized sp as to | C¢cuted most of the movements embraced | life in 1855 as first lieutenant In the First fnterest of thelr children, and use Castoria in. | aud_although only ha 8 LA A P N Rt SRR AP ork, This 1s rather early to attempt to | meet the Lord. They olalm that the actions | Uhder the heading of the “School of the | cavalry, was captain of the Fourth in 1861, stead of the varlousquack nostrums whichare | medical supplies what is known as regular proof positive that the principal portion of | buck snow in the northern Wyoming foot | of Wilford Woodruff, the present leader, are | So\dier,”” and also a number of the march- | and Major of the Second in 1863, In July destroying their loved ones, by forclngoplum, | products, yet wo are freo to coufoss et the it has escaped and it no longer exists in | hills. not pleasing to the Messiah. All association | \M8 movements found fn the hool of the | he was made lieutenant colonel and colon: morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful | mierits of Castoria Las wor wa te look with paying quantities, but as @ curiosity I have | Senator Carey has obtalned 6,400 packages | With gentiles is ordered stopped. The Mor. | COMPany." The drill concluded with the | of the Second Rhode Island infantry, and b agents down tholr throats, thereby sendlug | favor upon it." never seen anything that equaled it of seeds for distribution in Wyoming. As | mons are much worked up. firing exercises came brigadior general of volunteers in 1862, them to prematuro graves," UniTep HOSPITAL 205 DIsPENSARY, st MR WYomInk has GEi% one. Raratcainvuks A8 bl 3.8 Immediately after drill the company held | His brevets for gallant and merltorlous sery- O P Kixoasion R g Al sorts of rumors are floating around to [ & double allowance of seeds. Congrossman Schiffman's Asthma Cure, :n::lyml;;u?fl "’II)‘;.I:‘:» ':«I'n\:);"l'-a':g"l:;;, Abiaceink i losn 16 the TARBIALE Jesn: Uautessht nolaus Couway, Ark. | Avex C. Surrn, Pres,, gecount”for” (o mumber ;,, ‘hl‘,:,l,,_\,, e Collte ob ained 3300 |:l:r::x‘..(:.,.d:nu- SIVINg | Instantly relleves the most violent attack, [ time, after which Colonel Hotohkins ad- | brigadier general for the caplure of Petors Street, Now York Cit; Save betn_coming axhore Tor the last week, § ,600 8! eeds. facilitates free exportation and insures rest | dressed the company on the subject of their | burg, major general for the field during the The Coutaur Company, 77 Murray Stree SO T BTt et Francsco Examiner, The re- | Cattle being driven by the soldiers from | to those otherwise unablo to sleep except in | arma and equipments, which have Been de- | war and. in the volunteers, major general R G I8 ST g AR e AL\ SIS N R AN ornlost perslstently stuck to s that the | the Shoshone rowsrvation broke through the | a chair, as & single trial will prove. Send | layed on account of the state not having & | for the Opequon, Fishers FLll and Atlddie ‘ ‘ a around Catalina island have, from | lce on the Blg Wind river and nearly the | for a free trial package to Dr. R. Schiffman, | full assortment on hand and having to wait | town After the war he was lleutenant oleanic T eated s to o 1 Py ¥oleanic action, become 0 heated as to kill | whole herd was drowned. The department | St. Paul, Minn., but ask your druggist rst. | unti) the requisition on the Quartermaster | colonel of the Thirty-ninth and Twenty-first