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SKIN DISEASE.

r. ii. Dr'ke, ESD, Detroit, Mich, suffered be-
yond all description from skin disease which APP
peared on hs hands, head, and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctorIng
failed to help him. and after all had failed he used
the CrTICURA REsoLvENT iblood purifierl inter
nallv, CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP (the great
skin cures externally, and cured, and has re-
mained perfectly well tn this day.
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XSpu.-! !..s.u.- ,,..
impedimen;s TO Marriage; TIE ,suse InC
Cure. Sent sefX'eiy seaLed, postpaid, tor &C
cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER, or 5:
Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-. tn gr..
sns~i..-e< pesS ~ --,.,
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1850 per year can be easily made at
home working for E. G. Rideout & Co., 10
Barclay street, New York. Send for their
catalogue and full particulars. 11-1wly
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WORT

have prescribed Kidney Wort with very great
success in a score more obstinate Of Kidney
and Liver troubles, also for feinaie weakness
Philip G. BallCu, NJ. ID. Monkton, Vt.
''My wife has been much benefited from the Use
of Kidney Wort. She had Kidney and other c,ri-
plants" writes Rev. A. Coleman, Fayetteville,
Tenn.
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al could find no remedy for my Kidney COM
paint and Rheumatism" writes Mr.. A. b. Burr
Of Temples Mills, Florida ''u~tii I WAS cured by
Kidney Wort" Exposure incident to numbering
caused Mr. Burr's disorde 5.
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(IutiCura
0IHEGRMIS NZWENH,

THE CUTICURA TREATMENT, for the cure oi
/ Skin, Scalp and Blood DISEASES, consists IN
the internal us. Of CUTICURs RE>oLVENT, the new
blood pusifier aud the ex;ernll Use Of CjrIcCRA
and CUTICURA SOAR, the great Skin cures.
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SKIN HCNORS.

Mrs. :. +. Whppe, Decatur, Mich writes that
her face head, and some parts of her body were
almost raw. Head covered with seabs aid sores
suffered fearfuily and tried rything. Perma-
nently cured by Cutieura ReSOlvent blood
purifierl and (uticura ana Cuticura SOap
1.-THE great skin cures).
Cutieura Remedies are for sale by all
druggists. Price of CUrICURA. small boxes, 80
large boxes, 81. CuTIcuRA REsoLvEST, 81 per
bottle CUIIcURA SOAP, DC. CUrIcURA SHAVING
SOAP. 15c.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston.
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DE- fFTT|For Rough, Oh pied GREASY
= = y u 7 Skin, Blackhcads, Pimples, skin
Biemishes, and Infaniile Hummer rise CCIIcrRA
SOAP, an exquisite SKIN BtAUTIFIER, aud Toilet,
Ra- n and Nursery SaDatIve.
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l,96o Prizes, S112,lM
Whole ticket, q. Half ticket, q.
"a tickets, $50. IS tickets, 500.
Remit money or hank draft in letter, or send b,
express Don't send BY registered letter or post
once order. Orders Of q and upwards, By
express, can Be- sent at our expense
Address oil orders to r. n. BOARDMAN, Courier.
Journal building, Louisv.he, Ky.
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PRICE 81. USE crugg,sts Sell
RI

Constipation, in all its forms, yi"lds to- Kidney
Wort In female diseases IL Is very successful
DIR. Philip G. BallOu, MonktOn, VT. Apr. 2o-s2.
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Liniment Is needed by somebody in
every house. Every day brings news of
the agony Of an awful scald or barn
subd ed, OF Rheumatic martyrs re-
stored, or valuable horse or OK
saved by the healing power of this
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
The Star OF che West sunk.

Special Dtspat.t - Tus By- M "
Star " Tho West was lost with all on
board on {. voyage from this port for
Bremen. She carried ,he following
officers AMI crew: Capt. Joseph NJ.
Pickett, Portland, Me; mate, II. Nj.
Thiesen, New York; second mate,
Andrew Carey; steward, An Foo,
Caina; cook, All Sim, China; sea-
men, Peter RohariO, native of Aua-
tria; George Debar, of Spain; Peter
Jensen, W. Siemeriug, Peter Hoff,
John Bangsen, John Hsminoater,
Carl Peterson, r. Rebel, r. Lori.
MGR. The Star of tho West was
originally the R r Cuyler, on block
ade duty during the civil war and
later a privateer in the servico of
Peru.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
" BLanbsr'

Brown of Colfax, Rich, Hatch, Sow
ers, Dumphy.
Mines and minerals - Sh,enheit,
Case, Walker, Fisher, Garfield.
Education - Rogers, Shoeinheit,
Sang, Dey, Sewers.
Library-Filley, Sang, Shoenheit
Dey, Rich.
Claims-Reynolds, Rogers, Harris,
Howell, McShane.
Banks and Currency Dolan, Pat
terson, Flley, Bomgardnsr, Harris.
Railroad-McShsne, Barker, Day,
Reynolds, Brown of Clay, Garfield,
Howell, Deck, Conk'ing
Miscellaneous Corporations But.
lor, Fisher, Hoist. Kincaid, Walker.
State Prlson-Pattres IN, Shoenheit,
Hatch, Case, Harris,
University Conner, Barker, Sow.
ers. Walker, Fisher.
Constitutional Amendments Case,
Howers, Bomgarduer, Brown of Col.
fax, Walker, Norris, Brown of Clay.
Public charities d eek, Reyolds,
Brown, of Lancaster, Hsrris, Brown,
of Douglas.
1mmigration-Browm, of Douglas,
Dey, Kencsid, Rich, Heist.
Privileges aid elections-Rich,
Case, Fisher, Paterson, Brown, OF
Colfax.
Live stock and grazing interest
Thach, Heist, Butler, kinceid, Filley.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
Lnckv Baldwin Shot.

SpcHai D.sphtch 10 IHH bER.
SAN FaANcIsoo, January 4-E. j..
Baldwin, or Lucky 3" q Ue!l-known
capitalist, was shot in the arm by a
woman, In the corridor os the Bald win
hotel, this morning. The woman's
name is Fannie Baldwin. She claims
to be a cousin OF Baldwin, has been
teaching school on his ranch in Los
Angeles county, and claims that while
there Baldwin committed q criminal
assault on her. Baldwin says she was
teaching school there, but he had her
discharged for misconduct, since when
she has been trying to get money
from him. The woman Was arrested
with some difficulty, threatenipg the
officers. She seemed to be under ez-
oessive aeitstion of the mind and r.
verge of dementia.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
A New Cable Lime.
eclnl Digpatch 10 TUE BBn

MONTREAL, January 4.-Seneoal,
president Of the North Shore road
and just from England, Gays he and
Charles Hosmer, the president of the
Canadian Mutual Union, have formed
a syndicate TO lay a cable from Queens
town to Halifax with a capital of
So. 600, 00C, all subscribed and con-
tract awarded. The cable Is to be
laid in October. Rates will be %
cents q word or less, The Canadian
parliament grants the right. SENEGAL
also formed 3 company in Paris with
a capital Of $4,000, 600, for coloniz-
ing Quebec with foreign Immigrant $.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
THE SCENE CHANGED.
The Boy Governor Rotir0S Before
the Inflated Warrior from
Crete.
The Saline Statesmen Takes
the O4th and Talks
Benignly.
Other state Officials Elevate
the Optics aud Swear
Profuseiy.
Complete Lat of tho Standing
Committees of tho Senate.
Detailed Proceedings of Both Houses
THE JOINT CONVENTION.


Special Dispatch to THE BEN.
LINCOLN, January 4-The joint
convention assembled at 1880 a. m.
to-day. The committee appointed to
canvass the vote asked for more time,
which was given to them, the conven.
tlon adjourning one hour for that pur.
pose.
At IL :45 the joint convention again
assembled and made their report.
THE ONLY QUESTION
was as to who was elected district at.
torney in the Fifth district. 1t ap.
pesring tina. w. s. Morlan received
1914, and j. M. Abbott $500, Nor.
Ian was declared elected.
1t also appeared that w. S. Morton
received 257; John nj Abbott, 1,57l.
W. s. Morton, CSC; J.. M. Abbott,
2l3. Webster s. Morton, l 5l6; VIM.
S. Morton, az; and John Abbott ~.
The state officers,
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
aud distrlc5 attorney, as heretofore
published in THE Bee, were all de-
clared elected by the speaker.
The joint convention adjourned at
1880. They will meet at 2;3O o'clock
this afternoon to hear the inaugural
address OF the governor elect, j. ".
Bswes. 1t is known that
VIC. BIERsowER,
Of Sidney, will be chairman of the
committee on judiciary il the house,
1t is thought that the legislature will
ad iourn this afternoon to mcet again
Monday at 2 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
An Apostle's Fall.

BAKERsrIELD, CAL, January A.
This morning, when the northern
bound train, ON nearing Caliente, j.
l.. Smith, the Mormon who is under
sentences for life for the atrocious
murder of his little son a few weeks
ago while claiming to be undor the
the inspiration of God" escaped
from the keepers and leaped from the
train. He fell in such a way that the
a wheels passed over him, cutting
off one Of his legs. Smith waa on the
way to the ~penitentiary at tho time.
His recovery is very doubtful.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
Langtry and tho Press,

optClhi DlspauCn 10 lhb DEf.
CHICAGO, January 4.--Since her
arrival in Chicago Mrs. LAngtry has
been so misrepresented by some re-
porters that the edict has gone forth
that she will see no moro of them.
The newspapers have religiously chron.
icled her every movement, published
the bill of fare for her various meals,
and one paper charges this morning
that attempts have been made to
worm Information from her maids
and private waiter. A last straw, how.
ever, was added yesterday when let.
ters which she sent out to
be mailed we're intercepted
and their alleged addresses published.
Mrs. L,ngtry does not desire to fall
ont with the representatives of the
papers, but abe insists that she is en-.
titled at least to civil treatment from
reporters, to whom she has always
acted with kindness and cousidera,
tion. Aside from this, Mrs Langtry
has been very kindly treated in Chi.
cago. Her audiences have been very
good, her beauty has been universally
praised, and her acting Less severely
criticised than elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
Mills shat Down
Dispatch 70 Iua DEs.

CHICAGO, January I'D. C. Brad.
ley, the vice president of the Calumet
iron and steel company, says that
these mills will close on January . fol
a month or six weeks on account ut
the low price Of nails. About 1900
men will be thrown out of employ.
ment on account Of THO action OF tho
nail manufacturers Of TIE county, but
a part of them have some employment
making repairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05

WASHINGTON, January 3.-Mr.
Kaason, the chairman of the house
subcommittee having the Hawaiian
treaty in charge, will prepare a bill
for the relief asked By the sugar inter
ests by providing tor q duty on Ger
tain grades of Hawaiian sugar without
abrogating the treaty entirely. There
is a strong sentiment IN favor Of its
abrOgatinn.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
a Female Devil.
peclal Dispatch TO THE BsE

CINCINNATI, January 4.-The Com.
mercial. Gazette's Mouut Vernon, O.,
special says: Mrs. Stillwell has made
a still further confession that she muir
dered her mother at Ottumwa, Iowa,
after she had been injured In the rail-.
road accident. She says she is guilty
of other crimes which she will not
diyulge. When asked Of what her
father died, she said, "cut throat )!
Her father myateriously disappeared.
Physicians declare her Of gound mind,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
Canadian Notes

OTTAWA, January At is stated
that the government has decided TO
permit demonstrating and presumption
upon lanes now leased for ranch pur-
poses in the northwest. The lessees
will DO allowed a proportionate reduc.
tlon of rent for lands taken. Ranch.
ing mus not be interfere with nor
prevent Legitimate settlement.
MONTREAL, January 4--Sir John
Rose telegraphs that the Canadian
Pacific railway will get all the capital
required In London. A syndicate was
formed there to buy up shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
A Seminary Burned.

~FE-F ""F""F
kNoXvILLE, ILL.,, January 1.-THE
St. Mays Episcopal school for young
ladies at this place, was burned to
the ground early thiu morning, and
most of the hundred GGhoIaro we're
asleep when the a ames were discovered,
and had barely time to escape when
the alarm was given. The building
was an imposing brick, Handsomely
finished. The students ara mostly
from Illinois. The loss on the build
ng was about $50, 900. fully insured.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
Boiler Explosion.
Special Dispatch to TuE BE.

|T|"|@ "1F"ETT " INV UHT.
DETEOIr, January A boiler in
the box factory of the Peninsular
manufacturing company, North Mus.
kegon, exploded to-day. -Four men
were killed and as many more seriously
injured. One end Of the factory was
demolished, The whole building was
badly damaged, Low water was the
cause,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05

twenty families. There was not a
morael Of food in any house.
GoUTY F~RENCHMAN.
PARIS, December Aeon Say is
suffering from q violent attack of govt.
His condition causes anxiety.
The Seine has again reached the
level of the December flood.
rHS RHINE sURSIpINa.
WIEsBADEN, January 4.-The Rhine
Is beginning to fall. Thirteen per.
sons were drowned at F~reisenheim.
In all sixty lives have been lost by the
Hoods. Tho water penetrated the
foundations of the FORTH cations at
Mayence. The barometer is rising.
TRIAL OF SOCIALISTS,
PARIS, January Tho trial of
sixty six soci lists begins a. Lyons on
Monday. Thirty eight are charged
with belorgjug to the International
association; the remainder, including
Prince Khapolkine, with being officers
OF the association.
BOOTH IN ERLIN.
BERLIN, January 4 Edwin Booth
arrived. 1t Is probable that he will
acoept an engagement.
THE suEz CANAL.
LONDON, December 4 Tho Times
says the government invites the powers
to recognize definitely free navigation
of Suez canal by the ships Of all ma
tions.
GUARDING DESERTED VILLAGES.
MAYENCE, December 4.-Frequent
robberies in houses alb lndoned on ac-
count of the f,ods have induced the
authorities 70 station troops at each
deserted village with orders to shoot
persons attempting to escape when
challenged by the guard. The en-
press sent 1000 marks to tho suffer.
ers.
TERRIBLE DISTRESS BY THE FLOODS.
BERLIN, January 4.-1he inunda.
tions are taking the form of a great
public catastrophe and the distress is
increasing hourly. The military ana
civil authorities are making the great
est exertlons TO mitigate tho misery of
the disaster. The high temperature
and rains continue at Ludwigshafen
opposite Mannheim where the great
Rhine dam gave way last night. The
lives of hundreds of people are i'm.
periled. A steamer rescued many
hundreds including the sick.
The deepest distress prevails
HIGH WATER.
PABis, January 3.-The rivers
Saone and Doubts have inundated
several villages. Thirty.two houses
have fallen at Longpierre.
THE WHEAT STOCK.
LIVERPOOL, January 4.-The stock
Of hero on the Isl inst. was 5000, 900
centals not 10. coo, 600 rs was pre-.
viously reported.
AN UNwELCoME LETTER.
LONDON, January 4 "A Berlin cor
respondent says: Private letters from
st. Petersburg state that the czar on
Sunday morning found In his bed
room q letter from the revolutionary
committee, demanding the commence
ment of the promised reforms, and
adding hat the committee possess the
power to forcibly obtain the oonoss-
sions.
AN Jolly INDICATION OF VAR.
LONDON, Jsnuary 4. The Pail
Mall Gazette says: Il IL rurprad that
en- order .,as been ga. VI ..b-ss the Ger.
man residents In LpouEsj have re.
ceiy cd notice from u 4.-nsrv auth.
critics to hold themselves ready 60
repsirto Germany to fulfill their terms
of military service.
II DANUBE ON A RISE.
PEsTH, January 4.-The Danube
has inundated Prossburg, thirty-four
miles from Vienna.
TOWNS WASHED AWAY.
GENEVA, January 4.-Paris and
Linconarr, or the French frontier are
washed away. Direct railway ser nee
between Switzerland, France and Italy
Is Interrupted.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
JAME5 II SECOND.

Inauguration OF Governor Dawes.
Special Dispatch TO THE BEE,
LINCOLN, Neb., January 4.-The
goint convention assembled at 2 p. M,
when, after the usual committees and
formalities, Governor Dawes was In
troduced, sworn, and delivered his
inaugural address. The new governor
expresses himself Satisfied with the
condition of the state of affairs. He
iavoru legislation to encourage immi.
grafton; thinks the militia of Ne
brasks needs looking after; iavors q
rigid law on the patent right and
aboliahing free railroad passes; thinks
That stock raising is preferable to
gain growing in Nebraska: favors
railroad legislation, etc.
After the inaugural address the re.
msining state eff GERS were sw orn in
ard the joint convention adjourned.
DoINas IN H HOUSE.
After the adjournment of the joint
convention, the house was called to
order, and MI. France. OF Cunning,
introduced a resolution that it was the
sense OF the house that the committee
on pri vileges and elections be appoint.
ed a. speedily as possible
Mar. Sessions moved that the further
consideration of the question be in
definitely postponed.
MI. France called for tho yeas and
nays, and the vote standing GA yeas to
30 nays, the motion of the gentleman
from Lancaster was declared carried.
Mr.. Palmer, of Dixon, called up his
resolution for four hundred copies If
the Legislative Manual, applicable to
the present session, which upon being
put, was carried. Ad iourned at 3:45.
THE SENATE
convened at two o'clock p. m. but I'm.
medlstely repaired TO the hall of the
house to meet in joint convention, sf.
tor which they resssembled in the sen.
ate chamber, when Senator Brown, Of
Douglas, ms chairman of the committee
to maze up
II STANDING COMMITTEES
made a report which was adopted.
They are az follows:
Judiciary-Kincaid, Conner, Case,
Brewn of Lancaster, Novis, Brown OF
Douglas, ~BonAgardaer, Schoenheit,
Heist.
Finance, ways and means-Conk.
ling, Barker, Butler, Rogeas, Dye,
Sang, Brown of Clay.
Observation-Disclosures Brown, Colfsx,
Harris, Rich, Rilly, Howell, Rogers.
Bridges and ferries-Brow1 of Clay,
Dpmphy, Deck, Dolan, Brown Of
Douglas.
Accounts and expenditures-Oan-
feld, Sewers, Hatch, Deck, Dey.
Military aifairs -Harris, Conner,
Patterson, Butler, Garfield.
Pubiic lands and buildings-Pouell,
Reynolds, Hest, Canield, Harrison
r. gers, Walker.
Internal improvemerts-Bomgs.d-
Or, Conkling, Dumphy, Dolan.
School lanGs-Dumpby, Gomez,
Sowers, Harrison, Barker, Dolsn.
School lands and school funds
Dumphy, Conner, Towers, Harrison,
Federal reIation-Brown Of Ian.
Kincaid, Reynolds, Norris,
Brown Of Douglas,
} Public prlnting-Dye, Harrison,
CopklLnq, Butler, Brown of ColfaK,
Earollcd and ~engrossed bills-Bar.
k-r, Deck, DoIan, Dumphy, Harris, l
H,st, H4IslSla 8
CoLnties ard county boundaries
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
A High Old Wind.

Special Dispatch to THE BIZ.
Mr.. WASHINGTON, January 3.-A
terrible storm of wind and snow is
raging here, The wind is blowing at
the rate of l44 miles an hour, and the
temperature is at zero.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

DUBLIN, January 4.--The trial Of
DeVIne, Bowling 2rd Poole for the
murder of Constable Cox, Is post.
poned until the next term Of the com,
mission court. The murder Of Carney
was the result Of q drunken quarrel,
The National League will present
Patrick Eagan, treasurer of tho late
Land League, a service of plate, in
recognition Of his services.
FAMINE STRICKEN HOMES.
DUBLIN, January "A Donegal
priest accompanied the chief secretary
Of Ireland in an inspection of the par
ish Of Glen Columkill. They Visited
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05

department for the improvement of
rivers and harbor, for the next fiscal
year, which have not previously been
transmitted to congress The ag9re'
, ate estimate is $33 $50, 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05
The Senatorial Split in Michigan.
BpeCinl Dlspatch 10 Tur RKp

LANSING, January 4.--Republican
members of the Legislature to the
number of 81 assembled in caucus this
evening to nominate a candidate for
United States senator, and all but one
participated in the proceedings. On
the first informal ballot Senator Ferry
received 4G votes, and 10 scattered.
On the formal ballot he received 30
to 6 scattering, The nomination was
then made unanimous. The situation
now stands thus: TWenty.four repub.
LEANS did not attend the caucus, and
declare themselves as not bound by
the proceedings The situation is al
mOat entirely similar 70 That of 1875,
when the late Senator Chandler was
defeated and Judge Christisncy
elected, except that the margin of the
opposition to elect is nearly twice as
large now as then.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-05

"Reminiscences of Tweed.
Special Dispatch to THs BEB.
New YORK, January 1.-The city
debt OF New York is 500, 000, 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-29
Washington and Lee University,
LEXINGTON, VA.

INSTRUCTION in the usual Academic
i Studies and in the Professional Schools of
Law and Engineering. Location healthful;
expenses moderate. Next session opens Sep
TENDER 20. For catalogue. address CLERK
OF THE FACULTY.
CIVIC. LEE. President.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-29
PERSONAL.

LORD QUEENsBURY is about to buy a
large tract of LAND in Texas.
CHARLES READE offers for sale the
lease of his mansion and grounds.
EMORY SToRRs, of Chicago, now at
Saratoga, is said to have 800 neckties.
EDITOR DANA has $4,000 worth of
chickens. They must go' every spring
SENATOR HARRIS, of Tennessee, has
two sons who draw salaries at Washing
ton.
EDGAR ALLAN Poe lived in house at
Richmond which is now an unimagina-
tive boarding house.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN is proposed as Pres
ident of Union College to preserve peace
among the trustees.
SENATOR JOHN f. MILLER received
much attention from King Kalakaua in
the Sandwich Islands.
SENATOR JONAS, of Louisiana, has a
brother who has a position in the Ser
geant-at-Arms' office at $2,4OO year.
GENERAL MEIGs proposes to utilize the
interior of the terra Gotta pillars of the
new Pension Building as receptacle for
government records.
Miss CHAMBERLAIN, the American girl,
who has become professional beauty in