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Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
Pride Of the west,

Oity. estl1.Iyd&w
Pride Of the west,
Manufactured by the use of Gray's
patent rolls; bakes very white and don I
dry out. Sold at very reasonable
price. Try 1t and be convinced. W. j.
Kimble, southeast corner Front and
Madison streets.
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars.
The trade can be supplied with Penn
sylvania, Key West and imported
cigars direct, at factory prices. Penn
sylvania cigars Il speciality. All leading
brands of tobarcD at l0S East bud street.
ryou have Cough Or Gold,
or any throat disease, try a bottle Of
Canada Pine Cough Syrup Large bot
tie 70 cents at Veasey's drug store, Sth
and Madison streets.
Painting and Draining.
w. Simmons, practical house and
sign painter, granting and glazing.
Residence 81 w. Fourth street Shop
N. r. cor. End and West Streets Will
mington, Del.
There 10 One Place
In the city where you can get your con-
tectionery strictly pure and always
fresh at the candy kitchen, l2l Mar
ket street, second door below Second
street.
Oysters, Oys1ors, oysters.
If you want to get the best and fresh
est oysters in the market 20 to AinscOw's,
III Shipley street. rs, 30 and 40 cents
per quar-, also wholesale.
BNtSer, Dutter.
Another lot Of that choice butter Just
received, at % and 30 cents. Smeltz &
Co., No. l3 East Fourth street.
WEIGH, sharp e Co.,
3l4 King str-et, is the place to buy
white potatOes, sweet potatoes, apples,
etc
lanstleu Btrd Food 60.
Mixed Bird Seed and Bird Mamma
sold by Taylor 4 Fullerton. 3O2 KingSt.
UHhre1Bss Repaired
At Strang's Emporium, Fourth and
Market strsets.
Go 70 ,smelt. 4 Go.
for seed potatoes. No. f3 f. 4th street.
80 to Janney's.
Headquarters for potatoes, S03 King St.
Prof Dill's Balm of Life, Railways
Relief, Perry Davis Pain Killer, Lows
Linimsllt.a and H. II. ii. Liniment for
sale by u. X. Hartman, druggist, Fifth
and Poplar streets.
Dr. Warren will open al office at 507
street. Consultations on Tues.
lays.
Go to Holland and get your photo
graphs. The only cheap, first class gal
lery in the city, 3O7 Market street.
For %, 80 and 40 cent oysters &c X,
Hanna's, COS Jefferson street.
For best Minnesota -four go to w j
at French street.
Use Hecker -four from w. j. Morrow
III Fl ench street.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
A First.i1lass Investment.

The best plan for any person to save
money is by taking shares in the Equi-
table Loan Association, which is now
issuing a new series Of five hundred
shares. No back payments.
Every share was taken last year, and
we could not supply the demand. All
the shareholders are allowed 6 per cent
interest Oh the money invested. Shares
81 each ]'-''-- e -
Money loaned on mortgage or loan
stock as security. Loans may be re-
turned and members may withdraw any
time after the first six months.
For shares or further information call
OF William f. Hawkins, Secretary. No.
712 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
TO the Editor.

For the benefit of any of your readers
who may be interested, l beg to say,
from personal observation, that Brights
Disease Of the kidneys is certainly
durable. My friend, Mr.. Joshua Tut
hill, of Saginaw, Mich, was attacked
by it, and was in % most critical stu
alton. His family physician RECON-
mended him to take Hunts Remedy,
the great kidney and liver medicine.
He did so. His symptoms gradually
subsided, and, at the end of short
time, entirely disappeared. He was
completely cured, and is we'll man to-
lay. Recommend your readers to try
Hunts Remedy. Respectfully,
AMOS G. TORREY,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
Randolph Peters Enlarging.

Graham Blandy, ED, Of New York,
has sold to Randolph Peters the two
fields on the Harc's Corner Roads,
acres, that We're no' sold to the Trustees
OF tho Poor at the time they bought the
Blandy farm for the public buildings.
This purchase squares the land of Ran
dolph Peters upon the Hare's Corner
Road and the Long Lane, and now
gives him 244 acres in his home farm,
all of which is devoted to nursery, stock
and fruit growing.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
The Work Oit7Lc Police.

During the past month the police
made T. arrests, as follows:
Drunk, rs drank and diSordcrly, 2H;
disorderly conduct, % larceny, II ;
assault and battery, 10; Nagrancy, 7 ;
threatening language, 3 corner loung-
ing, 3 cruelty to children, 2; high
way robbery, /; carrying concealed
deadly weapons, /; forgery, /: fast
driving, |.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
Sad Occurrence In Reading.

In Reading, on Monday, February
10Th, n man named David Saulet was
being snowmllcd by some boys, and
Annie |. McCaulley, aged eleven years,
on her way to school, stopped to look
on. She was near Saulet, and, it is said
laughed al his being hin, when he ran at
her, knocked her down and kicked her
in the face and about the breast, and
took her bag containing her books and
slate and hit her with that. The child
was taken home and physician sum
moned, who found her seriously hurt.
Her heart and lungs were injured, and
she has since suffered intensely. On
Saturday her life was deSpaired Of, and,
though somewhat better on Monday she
is still III a prrcariOES condition. The
man ;Saulet las been arrested and is in
prison.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01

Many different stories are told about the
prize which Underwood FishUi, Of the Three
Rivers House, drew IN the Louisiana State
Lottery He stated tn. facts thus Dec 18th
he sent $2 and received in return two-lenths
ticket No. 81 ,4Oi. He pat the ticket away
and thought no more of it until three day
after the drawing. when he received IL dis
patch saying thai his ticket had drawn Sc
600. hs share of which was $4,000 From NJ.
A. Dauphin, Pres't of the l.. ). l. Co.. New
Orleans through the First National Bank. he
received his $4,000. Little things make quite
II difference. He had n 81 bill ragged. and he
sent 1t for ticket The moral is. that You
ecnd for lottery tickets when You get ragged
,wo.dOllnr bill.-FroIu the Three Rivers
M ich.) Herald of JANUARY i3.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
NEWS SIM NJ AIRY.
PROHIBITION IN NILSSON RI
SHOCKED BY EARTH.
QUAkEk, ETC.

The Missouri Legislature has passed
a joint resolution opposing the passage
by Congress of any kind ut u bankrupt
law. The Committee on Constitutional
Amendments Of the Missouri House has
received 4, ,231 petitions asking that the
PrOhibitOry Amendment be submitted
to the people, and Al ,5s1 petit ions apa painst
such action. At u caucus of the Demo
cratic members of the House on Tues
day night it WAS decided-4S to 23-,hat
IL was mex pedient to take up the ques-
ton of prohibition. The ProMblion
Amendment was reported adversely in
the House yesterday, and laid on the
table by vote of 6S to 81.
Newport, in Rhode Island, and Nor
wich, in Connecticut, were shockeSl by
an earthquake on Tuesday evening. At
Newport houses at Stone Bridge and on
the island were GLADLY shaken up;"
the officers at the torpedo station thought
the magazine had blown up; panes Of
glass were broken near Miantononi.
Hill, and in one house a stove pipe was
thrown down. AT Norwich meteor
was seen three minutes before the shock.
A rather critical lady, somewhat Of a
tlirt, says most men, like colds, are very
easily caught but difficult to get rid OF.
Her mistake is apparent. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will cure any cold, how
ever stubborn it may be. Price 25cents.
:. Five, cars OF train on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad were de-
tached near Palatine, Illinois, yester.
lay. A child was killed and twelve
persons injured, none dangerously.
H. g. Dwight g. Co. s wool securing
mill, at Windsor Locks, Connecticut,
was damaged by fire yesterday morn
ing to the extent Of $25, 900.
The Mississippi river at Cairo has fal-
en- two inches since Tuesday noon, and
LII the rivers above are also falling
Mound City is considered out ofdangtr
The Western Nail Association, at a
meeting in Pittsburg yesterday, ordered
mother stoppage of the mills for two
weeks from Monday next.
A despatch from Carson, Nevada, 10.
'orts that Hank Monk, "Horace Gree
ey's famous stage driver, died yes'er-
lay.
Ex.President Diaz, of Mexico, arriv'
d at New Orleans last night, from Vera
,ruz. He will be given reception by
he city officers.
1t is estimated that the public debt
tatement for February will show de-
Rease of 81 800, 900.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, March
IL A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
slight! warmer, generally fair weather,
light variable winds, lower barometer.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
Fresh ~ nd

A fine lot of fresh 81
herring just received a. Iad and fresh
stalls, l2l King street Ptnne!l'~ fish
er kinds OF fresh fish ard also Ill! 9th
For your prim" -
Lynch's 6o6 n 25 cent oysters go to
had from o'c' addison street. Can be
o'cln'k At uiE oc& In the morning ti1l0
At
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01

to be given by the blind born Sisters
Tremmel, on Saturday evening, March
81, 1883, at 8 o'clock, in the German
Hall, Fourth and Market streets. Pro-
gram, consisting in piano, either, flute,
singing and defamation. Tickets 25
cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
Garnet.

A small size. made up French style,
real Administer Carpet, cost three dol
lars per yard. Slightly damaged at
edge. Will be sold at $l.bO per yard.
Can be seen at Vim. kennard e. Co.'s,
621 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
A New Dekarturo.

Rubber Coats, Rubber Hats, Rubber
Caps for MEN and Boys. Trunks and
Travelling Bags; large Assortment, one
price. RUMFORn nROS., HATTERS,
iO4 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01

Successful.

The Ccntrevile Union sabbath
School exhibition last Friday evening
proved very successful. AT the close Of
the exercises wcll-illcd pockct.book
was presented to Rev. Mr.. Graham, ,and
several of the teachers were given
handsome presents
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
The Jesuit Father.

Antonio Julian, in his book on travels
in South America, says: "This plant
(the Coca) possesses all the wonderful
properties claimed for it," Commodore
Gibbon (U. S. Exploring Expedition of
the Amazon) says: "The Coca has
properties so marvellous that it enables
the Indians, without any other nourish-
ment, to perform forced marches of five
or six days. 1t is 80 bracing and tonic
that by chewing it alone they perform
journeys of three hundred miles on foot
without appearing in the least fatigued."
To build up a broken down system, u,
relieve dyspepsia, biliousness, felllaae
monthly sufftrings and nervous stos-
tration, the Liebig Co. s Coca Beef Tonic.
has no equal.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
A Cough, Cold and sare Thrr

should not he neglected. B' ~
Bronchial Trochcs are u simple owns
and will give immediate reh' .epaedy,
25 cents. H. Price
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
Don't Die In the House.

Rough on Rats" clears out rats,
mice roaches, Nd-bug1, flies, ants,
moles, chipnuuks, gophers. l5c.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
State Of the Thermometer.

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
this morning:
O'Clock 10 o'clock 12 o'clock
80 40 48o
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01

A rheumatic young lady at Vassar,
Whose teacher declined to pass her,
st. Jacobs Oil bought,
And the cure it wrought,
Showed that none could out class her.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01

In the L. s. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
E,lmnnds, from the Judiciary Com,
mittee, reported adversely the House
bill to provide for the restoration nf
! citizenship to citizens of the United
States who have become naturaiized
subjects Of Great Britain. Mr.. Ingalls,
offered the following resolution: "Re-
solved, That il Is the opinion Of the
Senate that the conference on the House
bill 5,ES (thc internal Revenue and
Tariff bilD should be full and free, and
that if the Senate conferres become adj
rised that any Limitation has been placed
by the iousr upon the action of their
confrrees the Senate confrrees shall re-
tire and report the fact to the Senate for
its consideration. It was adopted with
ont division. The consideration of the
bill to increase the pensions of Mie-
armed and onc-legged soldiers was re-.
summed. A substitute for the hill, :,
offered by Mr.. Platt, was adopted. The
hill provides that all persons who have
lost hand or foot, or who are other
wise disabled in q manner equivalent
to such loss, shall receive a pension of
S25 per month and all persons who
have lost an arm at or above the elbow
or leg at or above the knee, or who ar,
eqniTalently disabled, shall receive $50
per month. After all executive session
the senate adjourned.
In the House, the River and Harlsor
bill vas considered in Committee Of the
Whole, and read by paragraphs toi
amendment. Pending its consideration
the Committee rose. Mr.. Bingham,
from the Committee on Post-offices, re-
ported aibill to adjust the salaries of
IOstInsAters, and it was placed on the
House calendar. The consideration OF
the River and HarbOr bill was resumed
in the evening. After little progress
being made in the bill, the House, at
II. 10 this morning, again found itself
vii hont alnorum, and adjourned.
The StSate has ratified the supple
estrMhition treaty with Spain,
the treaty with ROunania for the pro
lection Of trademarks, and the treaty o
' peace, friendship and commerce
with Madagascar.
10 the North Pole by BALLOON.
Commander Cheyne said at Montreal
Oh Tuesday morning that his ballooi.
XpdiliGn to tbSa North Pole was no.
,bandone,i He expected to be appoint
"a, commander OF the Government tx
'eliiion to snrvey Huhson's Bay and
40 ascertain the practicabi!i-
y OF running IL line of steamships from
he Northwest belt to England. This
would oi,viate the necessity of breaking
'afgo on the way. When the survey is
he expects the Government
will make him a grant to carry out his
,alloon expedition. Lieutenant Schwat-
"a has offered to join him.
Good Prices. Ii
l.. W. Sti,lham & Son, auctiOneers,
Iold at the public sale Of Benjamin
near Newark, on Wednes-
lay, as follows: Horses, $l5S, Sl54,
,l42, Sl5l hogs, II cents per pound .
,ows, S6G, $50, S67, S5s, 500, $65, 500 50, !
40, $50 and S53 average for the 10 I
'ow-, SG2.95 per head bull, S49,5O =
lrilrr, ls months old, $50. The ,al' |
vas well attended, and thu prices wcr'
considered good.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01

To get the best brands Of -four 40 to
W. }. Morrow, All French street.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01
SPECIAL MENTaON.

A CAhD.--TO all who are suffering run
the errors Of indiscretiOns Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.,
will send q n oipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by u missionary IN south America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station j, New York
Oity. oetll.lyd&w
Daily Republican., 1883-03-01

Manufactured by the use of Gray's
patent rolls; bakesv very white and don'i
dry out. Sold at very reasonable
price. Try 1t and be convinced. W. j.
kimble, southeast corner Front and
Mnlis0n sfranfs
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17

self Of for the timo being to negotiate
sales Ct machines to colored people In
Dalton and vicinity with whom the
said assistant had acquaintance
Trouble seems to have grown out OF
he endeavor to secure accommuda
tions for the negro at the Daton
hotel. Mr.. CIR fiji says the Iaod.
lord was mistaken as to the nature OF
his request, aud would not listen to
al explanation. Be that as 1t may,
much feeling was worked up against
the two, and eliminated ls.er in an
onslaught upon them with eggs,
thrown in great numbers and remark.
able accuracy. Mr.. Gdfith Was nat.
urally quite indignant at which he
deems an uujustifable assault, and
he will probably take steps to have
tho matter brought to the attention Of
the next grand jury. The gentleman
has been here only a short time, com.
ing veil recommended from Carroll
county, and has seemed to our citi.
zans to DO q quiet, inoffensive, indus
trious man-oDe who would not in
tentionaliy commit any breach of de.
corum such as should subject him to
such indignities as were put upon him
al Dalton.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
wORTHILY BESTO WE'D
Alderman Newell the Recipient OF an
Elegant Memento by the
Fire Lads.

Last evening Alderman +. q. New.
oil was induced by pretenses tlnged
with falseness tf a kindly sort to enter
the Rescue engine house, where he
was suddenly surrounded by the paid
men of the department, who through
Chief T~empleton presented Kim with
an elegant gold headed cane, very
nicely engraved, presented to F. G
Newell by paid men of G. B. F. d.
1883" The recipient was t .ken com.
pletely by surprise, but rallied sufi.
Sently to return thanks in q man.
nor appropriate to tho occasion, and
one which was fully appreciated by
the fire lads, who believe In deeds
rather than words, and who waste lit.
tie upon more rhetoric. Tho gift will
be q happy reminder to Aid. Newell
of his pleasant relationship with the
donors, and Ia a token Of the appye.
citation felt for what he has done to
further the interests Of the depart
ment. In losing Mr.. Newell from
The city, the fire department will be
among the heaviest losers, for he has
done much In establishing an cleo.
alarm system here, and organ.
izing a paid department., besides max.
ing other changes for the better.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17

mercy. One had q COW Of remarkable
~gentleness, who never did anything to
harm anyone. She ought to be ex.
emp,ed. The msrshsl's deputy, Jack
White, sugqeBted that this kind of
COWS we're the very ones they were
sfser, as they oou d drive them in
easier than the wild, vicious ones.
Another wants his COW exempted
because II is a pretty Jersey,
who Is # too good blood to
be placed In r pen with a
lot Of plebesn cows, and ought by
rights to have the freedom of the city
granted her. These complaints will
thicken now that tho ordinance Is
translated into English, 80 that folks
catch its full meaning, and now that
its enforcement is begun. 1t ia ex-
peoted that there will be q great COW
var, If there are not too many COW
ards, and fan Is expected all along The
line.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
THE BOARD OF TR al E.
An IIvltation to the Water Gas Com.
pany OF Omaha-The Paw
ing Question.

A meeting Ct the boardo Of trade was
held last evening. The secretary was
instructed to invite the representa-.
tiyes OF the Water Gas company now
in Omaha to present plans and flcts
at the meeting of the city council Fri
day night. The secretary was In
structed to appear before the city
council ana ask that body to fix some
convenient time at which to ms OF with
the board of trede and discuss tho
paving question, 30 that the citizens
might be better informed on the sub
joct. The ~resiguation of Mr.. Hark
ness, chairman tf the board of di.
rectors, was received, but laid over.
Adj 1urned until next Monday owe
ming
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
THE TURFMEW.
Election or officers OF the Driving
Park Association,

A meeting Of the directors ,f the
Driving Park and Fair association
was held last evening and the follow.
ing c iii GERS elected:
Presideut--J. r. Hart.
Vice Presidept-J. j. Stewart.
Treasurer--H. Eiseman.
Secretary--rhomas Bowman. .
So!icitor--Geo +. Wright.
The following standing committees
were chosen:
Executive Committoe--Hart, Bow
man and Wright.
Races and Meetipg,--Slewart Bow
man and Hart.
Grounds--Pettibone, Eicher and
L,cy.
Advertising and Printing--Eise
man, Saep aud S ewsrt.
Privileges and Rules Wright,
Hart and Sapp.
Gates and Amphithsater--Hart
Lacy aud Wright.
j. NJ. Treynor resigned as direotor
and Colonel Sap, who received the
next highest number If votes at the
stockholders meeting, WAS elected to
till the vacancy.
1t was decided to have q spring
meeting and also a running moettnu
and other doings on the Fourth OF
July.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE
Various Cases Whose Two Sides Are
Being Aired IN the Courts.

Deputy Sheriff Metcslf returned
Monday night from Kansas City,
bringing with him the man Strsup
and Mrs. Peter johnson, charged
with adultery. Metcalf got tho neccs
sarv papers from Governor Cdtten.
den at Jefferson City, on Sunday,
and had the honor Of driving with the
g vernon himself. He also brought
back Mrs. Johnson's three chill
dren. On arrival here o. night
the man Yves lodged in Jail, but the
woman was allowed her liberty on her
W recogniz,nce. Yesterday norm.
log she appeared before Justice
Vaughn, accompanied by her sttot-
ney, G, A. Holmes, who fled a mo.
lion for q change of yenu,, and her
case was seut TO Justice Sonurz, who
continued the same until Friday next.
The man Straub had his case contin.
uyd until this 4 ernoon, and waivIrp
examination was placed under $500
bonds to await the action of the grand
jury next May, and In dtf,ult of bail
went to jail.
The several cases growing out Of the
sensational meeting ,f Thurston and
S mpson on Broad way last Sunday
we're also called yesterday morning
before Justice Vaughan. Mr.. Holmes
as attorney for Mr.. Simpson had the
oases against that gentleman sont to
Justice Sohurz on q change cf venue
The cases against Thurston and
Mrs. Simpson for adultery were
continued until this morning.
Simpson on appearing btfJre
Justice Schuiz yesterday afternoon
pleaded guilty to assault, and was
fined $40 and costs, which was after.
wards cut down to s. aud costs, on
recommendation of Mr.. Hunter, who
was serving as proxy for the county
attorney. The costs run the bill up
to $l7, which Simpson paid. The
other charge against him, that Of
carrying concealed weapons, was dis.
missed on motion of MI. Hunter.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
CATCHING co " s.
Tho Ordinance Translated Into Eng
lish by Marshal jackson.

The ordinance lately passed by the
city council In regard to stock run.
mug at large Is 80 worded thai none
but an expert a determine f:om i'm
publication what 1t is meant to effect,
and many cltizens ara as much in tho
dark about the affair as though the
ordinance had not been given pub.
Iicity. The ordinance provides:
"That the ordnance entitled, AN
Ordinance to Prohibit Stock from
Running at Large inthe City of Coun-
oil Bluffs, be and tho came Is hereby
amended I'D follows: BY inserting
after the word mo- in the sscon6 line
OF section M thereof the following:
Cattle, goats, sheep, and by striking
out all of said section one after the
fourth line thereof"
There 10 q good deal of complaint
about this blind way Of making such
a radical change as this ordinance
contemplates, and rs many do not
know what 1t means, Marshal Jackson
comes to the front and translates it,
"No stock Is permitted to run at
largo in the city at any time He
has already commenced the enforce
ment Of the ordinance, but owing tc
unsafe and unfit condition Of the pres
ent city pound, he is to let up for 4
day or two, until better &c
commodations can be provideS
for the bovines. In the meantime
he is daily beset by applicants fol
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
Hiches in Hop Farming.

Al the present prices, ten acres In
Hops will bring more money than
i've hundred acres in any other farm
ing; and, If there is u consumer or
dealer who thinks the price of Hop
Bltters high, remember that Hops are
Sl'25 per lb., and the quantity and
quality Ct Hops In Hop Biaers, and
the price remains the same rs former
iy. Don't buy or use worthless stuff
or limitations beonuse the price is less,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
Over the Road.

Tailor S,houtz has returned from
Fort Madison, whittier he took
Crowley, who 10 sentenced to three
years for mayhem. On the trip the
off scr learned much of Crowley's his.
tory, q Creston officer telling him that
Crowley, while living there, was
known as M Of the worst fighters
in'the country and given to biting as
well as striking. On landing at the
p~enitentiary the dsrkey who change
the clothes of the new cLn srs
recognized Crowley az an old resident
Of Davenport, where he also had the
reputation of q wicked fighter 1t was
also learned that he had bsen twice in
the asylum at Mt. Pleasant, his iu-
sanity being apparently caused by
whisky, and when that was out, the
man would become pretty clear. head.
ed again. Crowley was set at work in
the p~enitentiary In the chair depart
ment. Sshoutz found Carpenter and
Ovens at work in the boot ana shoe
dep .rtment. Heudershott had been
placed in the blacksmith ahop. Crow.
ley is the last of the lot to be taken
over the road.