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Deposit accounts received subject TO Check al
sight
Ceruhcates Of Deposit issued payable on de
nand or at > dNei date bearing nteres as greed.
Go lertions Of Drafts. Notes, Coupons and Div
lhenhs throughout the United states a specially.
He'd Bonds cashe'i or exchanged.
Choice Investments, Securities constantly on
hand.
Loans made on mnrtgaS, Of first class Res
Estate In vicinity of Ellsworth or on approved
commercial paper.
Inc Interests, Of our Correspondents will be
carefully regarded strict attention gwen 10 their
ord r. and requests by mail or other aud by
prompt and faithful execution of their wishes, we
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA cusrn

hr: Geo. 5. Bunker merchant East Sullivan Ne
testlies that he has sold hundreds Of bottles Of
CLAHhs RHEUMATIC ELIXIR AID has known it
cure many severe cases of rhueTaatism and neu-
ral2La. mat ne mss taken IL himself for neural
ga In the face and head with complete success
anu would not be without it, II II cost ten dollars
Etssr. Sold by druggists aud medicine dealers
U" ttie SIX Tor " Iyr4zs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-29
HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank j.,
ellsworth. Name
ORGANIZED MARCH 27th. .Is-a

MONEY deposited before the ist dsv ot
Il March. jane, september and December " m
draw dividends from the FIRST OF same month
Dividends on deposits payable twice ysar
June and December.
Dividends as soon declared are added TO ths
principal. thus compromising the interest eyery
SIX months.
ss- Under the existing law of this state all
deposits il savings Banks. are EXEMPT from m \,
ncipai taxation.
No returns of names of depositors are reouirad
10 be made 10 state or town authorities and All
accounts are held by this Bank to be strictly pri
yate and confidential. -
Married women and persons under age can de.
postt money IA their own names. so mat it can
De drawn only By themselves, or on their order
Especial advantages afforded to Executors
trust funds.
GEORGE PARCHER, President,
49, &C. BURRILI L, Treasurer
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
TELEGRAPH NOTES
Special Dispatches to THE BEE.
GENERAL,

Special Dispatches to THE BEE.
GENERAL,
Gov. Alex. ii. Stephens, of Georgia, was
inaugurated Saturday.
United States Supervisor Allen has
warrants for the arrest of nearly ! 900 per-
sons in Brooklyn believed to have fraudu-
lently registered.
Sam Yaw, a Chiuee, was murdered in
Denver Saturday in front OF a chinese
laundry on Fifteenth street by j. W..
Walker, q ranchman. The killing was
unprovoked.
Ex.Gov. Willard =. Hall, died at st.
Joseph Friday of paralysis. lie was gov:
ernor of Missouri during the latter part OF
the rebellion, and served three terms in
congress.
Another person has been killed by the
Chicago cable cars, which has already a
long list of victims. A boy named Robin
son was knocked down by the car Sat;
urday, and his head completely severed
from his body.
y Samuel Noyes and Mrs. Kate LiPley, OF
Eldora, Iowa, were arrested by Sherih
Wilcox, Of Hardin county, in ksokuk,
Saturday, They escaped from Eld9ra
last Monday. Noyes is 81 years old. He
left a wife confined to her bed and eight
children. Mrs. Lipley's husband is in
Idaho. Noyes had $4,000 on his person
and the woman nearly $500. They were
taken back to Eldora,
A feud that it is feared will lead to seri'
GUS results has broken out at .SetGuket,
Long Island, between the colored and
Irish people. A few nights ago a white
man was badly beaten by the negroes
In retaliation the whites beat every col,
ored man found On the streets. Several
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
II IRISH PARTY.
a. M Sullivan Speaks for Parnell and
His Associates.

Special dispatch to THE BEE.
Boston, November ga. M. Sulli-
van, M. P, referring to the latest
news from Ireland, said: 81 read
that thu Irish party voted with the
government on the great trial of
strength Thursday night on the cloture
question. The reason for that was
not cabled, but I happen to know it
quite well. They voted against Staf-
ford Northeote's amendment, which
amendment proposed a two-thirds ma
jority instead OF a bare majority. This
was an ingenious but very shabby
a%rtifce to establish cloture, which
should never hit the tory party, and
should crush the Irish eparty. Glad
stones cloture will hit the tories and
home rulers alike. Thetories are always
sure of having more han a third of
IT, house, but the Irish party is not.
Seeing all members from Ireland of
all parties only number l02 out of
652, one therefore %perceives that
Northcote's cloture would crush the
Irish and let the Tories escape.
Speaking of the new programme
enunciated at the recent conference in
Dublin, Sullivan said he considered,
as a matter of tactics, it would have
been better to concentrate upon some
one subject, but the conference must
be accepted as speaking for the Irish
people with authority, as nc previous
body q pretend to. He believed
the coming land revolution in Eng
land would far outstrip in magnitude
and tremendous consequences the Irish
land movement of the present day.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
Perjury, Forgery and Robbery :

Perjury, Forgery ana
Editor OF THE BEE.
Wilbur F Bryant, Valentines a II
didate for district attorney of Judge
Barnes district, is trembling OF the
verge of defeat. He has, in the
delirium of despair, 30 completely lost
his senses that on Wednes.
day last he made a false sfids-
Wit at Ord for the miserable purpose
OF keeping his opponents name from
being printed on the Wheeler county
anti monopoly ticket. In this he
failed, but he had the fraudulent
tickets printed, and while the farmer
who was getting the tickets was doing
his trading, Bryant put the bogus
tickets in his wagon and took out the
genuine package.
The farmer started for his home,
which is 80 miles from the nearest
printing office, but eight miles out he
discovered the fraud and returned and
o t more tickets printed.
The farmers name is John Acre, of
Willow Springs, Wheeler county.
The affidavit is now in his possession,
and it says that John r. Markley was
not nominated by the anti.monopolists
for district attornyy, while last weeks
issue of THE BEE gives full proceed
ings CT the antimonopoly convention
that nominated him at Norfolk. The
affidavit was sworn to before +. l.
Harris, Of ORD
Perjury and forgery are evidently
qualifications for railroad candidates.
NORTHWESTERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
PERSONAL


s. E~fiyde, of Boston, Is at the
sslIsrard.
N. w. Wells, of Schuyler, is at the
Willard.
s. L. Caldwell, Superior, Neb., is atthe
Willard.
S. p. Parker, Of Pierce, is at the Mil
lard.
II. F. Riley came in from the west yes
terday.
Nat Brown, of st. 10, is stopping atthe
Paxton.
A. w. Cook, of Santa Fe, is guest at
the Willard.
j. p. Adams, of Schuyler, is at the
Metropolitan.
Hyrsm Kelly, of Wood River, is at the
Metropolitan.
II. r. Wodehouse, of Nebraska City, is
at the Willard.
Warren Shiedley, of Kansas City, was
in town yesterday.
Albert s.. Cole, of Nebraska City, is at
the Metropolitan.
G. f. Tallmadge and wife, of Denver,
are registered at the Willard.
@. II. Goodman was among the east
bound passengers yesterday.
Il. V. Samuels, the wholesale liquor
man, went down to Lincoln yesterday.
Count Orialla, a foreign nobleman, was
among the San Francisco passengers yes
terday.
Mr.. V. W. Halbert, of Chicago, is in
the city, stopping with his brother, j. S.
Halbert.
Franz Wilson, formerly of this city, but
now in the employment of the Union
Pacific in Colorado, is at the Millardhotel.
Miss Matilda Fletcher, of Iowa, is a
guest of the MIllard. She leaves this
morning to fill lecture engagements in
Kansas.
Mr.. Fred Merstheimer, master mechanic
of the u. P.'s Colorado system of roads
with headquarters &C Denver, came in
yesterday morning and returned last night
Sergeant w, L.iAllison, of company X,
Ninth infantry, left Saturday for Fort
Mckinney, Wyo., after a lengthy attend
ance here as witness in the Florence rob-
berry case.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
r. l.. MCDONALD & CO., St. Joseph. Mo.

works and Strengthening the channel to
prevent washing away and breaks. Heavy
contracts have been let for repairs to the
levees, n contractors are vigorously
pushing the work. Indications are that
appropriations equal in size to those OF last
session will be required for several years to
complete work as projected by the engi.
nsers.
Forty head of ~trotters and thorough
breds from the breeding farm of Commo-
dore Kit, near New York, were sold at
auction and realized S13, 525; average, S347.
Gov. Hendricks foot is healing s~atisfac-
torily. Healthy granulations are forming,
and there is every indication of recovery.
Fire in the business part of Shreveport,
| La, destroyed several buildings and
stores; loss over 800, 600; insurance, $751;
900.
FOREIGN.
Herr NIast's socialist paper, Freiheit,
has been suppressed by the Swiss govern
ment.
In consequence Of the outbreak of
cholera OF Mecca, quarantine has been es-
tablished at Port Said.
A terrible conflagration has taken place
at Uleaburg, Russia, and enormous losses
resulted. Stores, hotels, theatres, ETC.,
were destroyed.
The frontier ornaments Of Germany and
Russia are now nearly completed, and
have such a grim appearance that 1t
creates alarm among the more imid poll
t~icians.
There is great distress in the county OF
Glare, Ireland, owing to the failure of the
potato crop, epidemic among pigs, the
high price of articles of consumption, and
taxes under the crimes act.
In consequence of the impression which
Is still prevalent among Egyptian off cials
that the northern powers are ready t. OPP
pose England's efforts to procure the last
ing p%aciication of Egypt, Baron Treskow,
German consul, he's been entrusted to in
form the khedive and Egyptian ministry
hat Bismarck has implicit confidence in
England's disinterssted policy regarding
Egypt, which he considered the only and
best means of estab ishing peace and
| order,
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
SUPREMACY.
MANH00D'S SUPREMACY.
Gov HOyt, Of Pennsylvania,
Throws off the ShaCklGS
Of Cameron,
And Joins the Mighty Throng
Now Battling for Honor
and Honesty.
& Singing Reply to the Assaults
of the Boss and His
Followers
Hoyt's Rejoinder.

Hoyt's Rejotnder.
Special Dispatch to THE BKE.
HARRISBURG, November 5.-Gov.
Hoyt has made the following state
ment in reference to the charges
against him made at the republican
meeting last evening, that he had
used the states funds in connection
with Others for private speculative pur-
pose; that to avoid disgrace he had
appealed to Senator Cameron to come
to his assistance, which the latter did.
He says:
81 was never a member of any pool
to engage in stock specula-
ton. l desire to state emphatically,
without qualification, 1 have never re.
quested, in person or by agent, of
Cameron any financial assistance,
either for myself or anybody else:
that he has never advanced
one dollar to me in my
behalf or on my account in any
transaction; that / move had any
relation or connection in business
with any party or combination or
pOOl 10 WHOIu uo ma IhFo duFaiioou
money, directly or indirectly. So far
in life l have not been compelled to
draw on either the intellectual, moral,
political or financial resources of that
gentleman. This attack is part of
their discipline and determination to
which 1 am to be subjected in COM
mon with a large number of citizens
of the commonwealth. We accept the
situation"
In reply to the question as to
whether he had received Colonel
Quay's resignation as secretary OF the
Commonwealth, he said: "Mr. Quay's
resignation had been received and ac-
copied. / part with him with sin cere
regret. I have appointed as his sue
cessor Colonel Francis Jordan, of this
city, who has accepted and will go on
duty as secretary tomorrow. Quay's
telegram was simply a tender of his
resignation, and stated he would be
here next week to settle"
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
Affairs in Mexico.

NH~Na~f NASf-N ~ ~N- .-'
CITY Of MEXICO, November 8. "A
society has been organized for the en-
~couragement of the mining interests
of the republic. Among the promo.
ters Porfris Diaz and many of the
more active and wealthiest men of the
country. Gen. Paches, minister of
public works, is president.
The reciprocity treaty with the
United States is again being discussed
by the press. Il meets little favor.
Reciprocity with any nation is UNI
popular as Mexico's revenues are de-
rived principally from importation
duties.
The arrival of Romers caused dis
cussion.
The committee on custom house
reforms has prepared regulations, for
facilitating the transit of goods by
railway across the northern frontier
and simplifying the tariff generally.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
CAPITAL T
Dispatches to THE BEE.

THE NAVAL RETIRED LIST.
WARRINGTON, November 5.-Rear
Admiral Chas. H. Pear, died here of
of apoplexy to-day. He was taken
ill Saturday night and fingered until
this afternoon. He entered the SER
vice at 81 and was retired at 70.
II soTELDo FAMILY.
Mrs. Soteldo has written a letter to
District Attorney Corkhill praying
that any further proceedings against
her brother-in-law, who was acquitted
on the charge of murder Friday last,
be abandoned and that the matter
which has enahrouded their lives in
grief be no longer kept before the
public.
The charges against Clerk McKin-
ney, of the Supreme court, have been
filed with the chief justice.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
WHY Valentine Was Removed
From the Land oos.
To the Editor OF THE BEE.

IL A. XIV
1t was j, d. Eomig's faer whose
homestead, three and a alf miles
ron West Point, vas sold b. Valsn-
tine for $500, when in theJnited
States land office, after the 9TH of
MIR. Romig, sr. When thtboys
found what Valentine had ,ne,
they gave an attorney, by
Z he name of Clark SlOOto
get back the homestead. Clark We
10 Washington, and not long afte
gentleman came from that city, a
After a stormy conversation up sta.
in the old Beemer block, "Va. v
removed, and Frank Welch appointe
clark and WEIGH are both des
and the Romig boys never recover
their homestead fhis is why Vale
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
a Burning Town.
Special Dispatch to TBs BEE

New YORK, November "a disas-
trouH fire visited Redbank, N. j., this
evening, destroying several of the
best business blocks of the town, in
the telegraph office. At $50
4 looked as though the entire town
!, ould be destroyed. No telegraphic
q m~munication possible since that
lr,
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
CABINET MEETING.
PropeIIor Hurned.

Special Dispatch to THK BEE.
OWEN SOUND, Ont, November g.
The propeller Josephine Kidd, from
this place for Lions Head, burned of
Cape Commodore last night. The
crew was saved. The vessel and cargo
Is a total loss; cargo not insured; yes
sci partly insured.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
IA Good Indian Soon.
Special Dispatch 10 THE BE.

YAsKToN, ID. t., November g.
Officers here have been notified that
President Arthur declines to inter-
fere in the case Of Brave Bear, sentenced
to be hanged the 10Th inst, for the
murder of Joseph johnson, a dis
charged soldier, near Fort Sully, In
1877,
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
Colored Cutthroats.
Special Dispatch 10 THB BEs.

NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Chas.
Mccarthy, colored, went to his moth
er's room, Rampant street, at 8 a. M.
to-day and found her unable to speak,
with a deep cut across her neck. He
went to inform his sister on Marois
street, and on entering the room found
his. sister dead with her throat cut.
Mrs. Mccarthy is not expected to re-
cover. She was able to state she was
cut by Peter Johnson, alias Dago Pete,
who lived with her daughter. 1t is
believed he also cut Ellen's throat.
The murderer escaped. Jealousy is
supposed to be the cause
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.

THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
VIENNA, October 5.-The main
points in the new scheme of re-organ.
ization of the Austrian army are the
formation of Ia corps of equal power,
and numbers to be recruited from the
provinces where the men live, the ex-
tension of the defensive system, and
the establishment of a network Of
railways.
HANDS oFF.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October 5.-Earl
Granville opposes the dispatch of an
Ottoman commissioner to Egypt, and
through the Turkish ambassador to
England, has asked the porte not to
urge the matter.
AN EARTHQUAKE
in Northern Syria yesterday destroy
ed several villages. No loss cs We
reported. ~
THE PoPE's LETTER.
LONDON, November 5.--An encycli-
cal letter of the pope was read in all
Catholic churches of the city to-day,
the occasion being the seventh centen-
nary of st. Francis Assasi. The pope
laments the dearth of Christian virtues
in the nineteenth century, and says
the greater part of men to-day are
seeking to revel In luxury; being ex-
travagant in their own goods, they
are greedy after those of their
neighbors. They extol the name
of mankind by talk more fire.
quently than they act. The votaries of
rationaIism encourage violence and
sedition among the people, provoke
agrarjnn disturbances, fatter the ap-
petites of the lower classes and by
these and others serve to weaken
the foundation of domestic life and
public order instead of strengthening
them by lives of probity and manhood.
The letter recommends FRANCISCAN in
situations be more widely spread
among the laity as a partial remedy
against the rapidly spreading evil Of
socialism.
SPAIN MUST RELEASE THE REFUGEES,
LONDON, November 4.-The Daily
News says the Cuban refugee ques-
ton raises the question of national
honor. That the English government
must endeavor by firm remonstrance
to Induce Spain to alter her determin-
alton not to surrender the refugees,
but if severer remonstrance is needed
it will be employed.
SPAIN WILL HOLD THE REFUGEES.
MADRID, November At is stated
that the government, although per-
sisting in it's decision not to deliver
the Cuban refugees to The British,
has resolved to institute an inquiry
into the circumstances of their cap.
ture.
CABINET MEETING.
LONDON, November 4.-Yesterday's
cabinet council considered the instruc-
tions of Lord Dufferin. They were
dispatched to him last night. The
Irish members of parliament selected
Kenny, a resident of Manchester, as
a candidate for Ennis.
NEW TRIAL.
BERLIN, November 4.-The NUM-
cipal council will be dissolved to-
morrow. The supreme court at Leip-
sig has quashed the acquittal of Prof.
Momsent for slandering Bismarck. 1t
will involve "a naw trial
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05

and have reference to applications con-
tanning thousands of signatures, in
which the sultan is begged to support
Arab in his rebellion against the
khediYe.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05

removed from the United States
land office. You have this as it came
from the lips Of Mr. Romig.
TCr-pISr
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05
ARABS COURT,

Several members of the court mar
tial engaged in the trial of Arab
Pasha have resigned because of the
information conveyed to them by
counsel that they may be called as
witnesses who shared in the military
uprising.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05

THE BOARD OF CONTROL.
CAIRO, November 5.--M. Bredif,
French controller of finance in Egypt,
has written a letter to Cherif Pasha
insisting upon his right to be present
at the council Of ministers. Cherif
Pasha immediately referred the letter
to the British government.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22


THE following are the arrivals
at the Exchange Hotel for the week
ending Monday, March 20th:--
J.: S. Watson, Happy Jack, S. F.
Hirsch, Geo. E. Pitches, Joe Sack
mrn, New York City; Homer Fort,
Gus. WE'LL, Harry Beck, Ely Blum,
Fl. Haas, Ed. Ferry, Jno. T. Bene.
dict, Jno. L. Gill, M. Generally, Sam
Cahen, Chas. Frank, F. P. Magee,
j. 0. Webster, New Orleans; James
Spiel, Louis Lawyer, Montreal, Can
ada; ?. W. Summers, Memphis; Ma
than Mayer, St. Louis, Mo; j. NJ.
Norris, Florida Peter Fink, Algiers,
La, c. A. Graveley, Marshall, Texas;
). c. Hutchins and lady, Waco; Mar
shall Brothers, Toledo, Ohio; D. C. |
Rock, E. R. Connell, Shreveport
J.: F. strother, Monroe, La; S. F.
W alker, Manifold, La; Amos Kirk |
patrick, Geo. c. Marshall Rob,. L,
Tanner. W. J. $. Johnson, Cheney
Vile; j. r. Ware, j. C. Kennedy.
" ashington; H. D. Smith, St. MARY:
i. K. Robson, New Iberia; j. c.
8allentyne, Eola, La; Miss Bette
lark, Miss Emma Cannal, Miss
.da Hardie, Miss Cornie Carnal W
:. Hardie, Richard Reinach, LIE
omte, La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22


SMALL pox is raging with fata
effect in the southern and northern
parts of Arkansas. In Boone and
Marion counties several deaths have
occurred, and many cases are report
ed. Two well-known and very
prominent physicians--Drs. Cantreil
and Lowry--have died from the dis.
ease, contracted while attending pa.
tient affected with it. DR.. Bell. an
other reputable physician, is report
ed as being stricken down while
waiting on the sick IN Boone county
A deplorable state of affairs is re-
ported from Hillsboro, sma all town
of two or three hundred people, in
the interior of Union county, Ten
persons have died, and twenty five
cases are reported. There is a de-
mand for nurses, and these have
been sent from EIdorado. The town
8 deserted except by the inhabitants.
lhe stores and oil public buildings
IRE closed, and the yellow flags float
'mlnously from nearly every dwell
ng.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22


A Coon HOUSEWIFE When she
Is giving her house its Spring reno
waiting, good housewife should bear
In mind that the dear inmates of her
mouse are more precious than many
houses, and that their systems need
cleansing by purifying the blood,
regulating the stomach and bowels
to prevent and cure the diseases ari.
sing from spring malaria and mias
ma, and she must know that there is
nothing that will do it SO perfectly
and surely az Hop Bitters. the mr..
est aud best OF medicines concord
IN. II. Patriot.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22

1T is pretty much in politics as
1t Is in astronomy. When one horse
star cuts loose from it's own home
circle to cruise for itself, it brings up
with a crash in the system which at
tracts it most; and when AZ ambi-
tious Democrat cuts loose from his
party he is independent only during
the time it takes him to land with q
spIntter among the Republicans.
II Macon Telegraph.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22

The three great ports of the
world are London, Liverpool New
York. During 1880 they reached their
highest trade figures, the imports
being at London about $500, 900 600.
Liverpool s6OO,oO0,OOO, and New
York $3.50, 100000.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22

The salary and perquisites of
the Clerk Of the United States Su.
preme Court are said to be worth
$4,000 a year. A correspondent
OF an exchange says it costs about 81
for the clerk to look at you and 81 to
get out of his sight.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22

-IHE spot whereon President
Garfield fell 10 the railway station al
Washington is marked not only by q
little silver star, but by the regret
ful venerstion of the passers.by. AS
they hurry to their trains, it is said
that each one steps aside lest a dis.
respectful foot should desecrate the
spot.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22
THE immense proportions If IN

The immense proportions of the
ocean passenger traffic last gear is
shown in the report of the landing
agent at Castle Garden, from which
1t is learned that the number of ca
Din passengers landed at the port of
New York last year was 1929 of
which 5l,22s were cabin passengers
and AL, 064 immigrants.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-22

LIVING Worcestershire hun.
dreds of hearty, and healthy lookin g
men, women and children, that have
been rescued from beds of pain, sick
ness and we'll nigh death by Park
ers Ginger Tonic are the best eyi.
dences in the world of its sterIino
merit and worth. You will find sucb
In almost every community.