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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

For THE THouGiirFuL.-To avoid
Il danger Is prudence, 10 neglect II
cough or cold IL criminal, when
Acker's English Remedy IL guoran-
teed TO cure. Sold 10y l.. n. BrunswIg
e Go,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
I,nin,yater Baths.

Hot, cold and shower baths, only "
cents. Six elegant rooms at II Gutz-
mans barber shop, next 10 corner OF
First and Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

and highly esteemed
.', ~ IS i P.Cunninghnl.nl,i,
|. V rFyAs LIVE S r G q.
?, cir readers already already
y sn~ nv, contributions
/ uuI ri, Cunningham Is
lll l,Iter. aud as i.e Il IN
3 ,sait,o,rr, l on live; :, '
y. by living in Texas ';I'l
y. ~, csst become ialni ,n,
Is " i stcck.raisers, in tiial :
| 'l .,,,ment must prove, Oh
|,:s, ,oihe paper named -
"s,,tet .IUuln0i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

:. a.,l,nol,a-t & Co., ather a .,l' IN,
~ ii,e sets viii reach about S'y ...,',,
t.'a. al N $40 800. rs stated hiap''
, Ne $40 DOj instead of spe'o9o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Barnes House, Albany. 1exas, Ii the
Central, changed hands and re-
furnished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Go 10 Keller's for your wagons, bug
gies and other vehicles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Though shaken
In every Joint
and ilbro with fc-
Yer and ague, or
bilious retnlttcnt,
the system may
yet bo freed from
The malignant Vi
rus with Hostel
icr's Sto IN a G h
BittorE. Protect
tine NstS IN
ngpiust 70 with
this boncicent
anti B.. GpUsnolic,
which N further
moro II supreme
remedy for liver
complaint, dNS'
pepsla. debility,
ilasiiuuniiEtn kid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
WRAPS.

Although the weather has been very unfavorable for
Wraps sales in this department have been very satsac
tory and account for the ground of the very low
prices which marked all classes wraps--we
don't intend to make it all on one wrap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

The sick, worn and detected
should rend the advertisement OF Coi.-
Denis LIQUID BEEF Tonic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
tine Remedy

l~O""v,SEsr DRuGoisr
P IR'o0S,ing, OF Augusta,
When When | first the hea G,n, o,
~ pm,mpedy ofswe.,t,,, o Gd,n
k',' ,lssso'Ulesht / would would o ! nrr
In than a week 1 OF,
" N less that seven y
Da Nv will show, hau
q VI / only mention On
gfssrh remedy ! nave naI.s
WI. One bottle It. ,', so.u
e, of it," Taylor s !
;,sf sweet Gum ana
Sr ali leading drug
SIX. XIX Walter A. Taylor,
r. ssl, :, Taylor's fre-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

r-sr PARK BRowS .rs.eandrr wlil
laws yeH,s ,e.aa;ar xss " leaving sane WIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
|CAL PROFESSION

Is ,al.y may properly
~ s,,ls OF "CoIden's
I'e1,D an analysis by
h ,s, 4 Al'fHuB HILL
~ 10, OF london,
az Endorsement BY
,ss,s,i.e,lan. Professor
Frs. LID.
eiel na each bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
COlden's Liauid

= az ehbroyiation OF
sn . a.. -,,,-''cOLDRN's LIE
II a J. OF BEEF AND
| s,.. Each bottle bears q
IhruA q geruineness
H., ~ observed. as there d
{nn't,oI''. Tho superi-
AZ Opposition viii .
Ia. slll by Druggists
ke IN ,,arG. Q, N. GRIT. 4
s ~ 7 III Fulton ST..
II 'e byL j. scHoTT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

=, 50, eAsh, iias y sSS,srnESr co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

,,,.,p MOCK 10 : sl lst iTe y wl,ole
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Al[t 80 H-NI
. niap jast from the
- IN ineos College.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

| / all Wy3
n,allssp'
most w
"a
| landhts.
farm sfz
II llps
| . arlnpls,l.
| ting SLY
.|'ThehDS
(ldoiai1s.ns''
nj rNo J
| theosue'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

L. y. BRuNswlG, Agent, Fort worth Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Meridian Blade: "Thou shalt not
kip would be IL good plank for the
platforms of all the parties in all the
states.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

sentative of the Emotional church,
zone Of my friends, q man of deep
thought snd-well, call It learning,
assured me that he had mado one
obiervstlon In his life of course he
had made others 1t was this
wherever THB Bar got hold
Of community, the peace
OF that community was gone
forever. 1t aroused q spirit Of
investigation and agitation, and, In
short, a spirit of unrest that was quite
Astonishing, sir, quite astonishing
This Is exactly the argument of
the old state church against Luther,
John Knox, and John Wesley"
'lndeed it is, sir; you are right
there"
Now, MI. Editor, draw you your
own conclusions, but if possible, differ
from thoHe of your correspondent,
which are es folluws.
The clereymen in this country are,
as a rule, good and well.mesning mep
but not q few Of them have yet GER.
taiu things to learn, or they will be
bshind their time. DUKE.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
Postofdce

In Nebraska and Iowa during the
week ending May 10, 1888. Fur.
nished by VIM. Van Week, of the
postofice department, for the BEE:
Established -Olsx, Custer county,
Ezra F. Stairs, p. M.
Discontinued - Gllltown, Furnas
county,
Names Changed-Ruudlett, Hail
C UNITY, to Loyola; S.hraal, LouI
C ounty, to Stroll.
Postmasters Appointed - Clarion,
Madison county, Charles f. Burr;
Grand Island, Hall county, Chas. l.
Howell; Lyndep, Furnas county,
DauieliDonanue; Stroll, Loup county
Edward Burch.
Postofice changes In Iowa durinf
the week ending May 10, 1888:
Established b sllevills, Jefferson
county, VIM, L. Duke, P. NJ; Min
nile Dickinson county, Thomas White
P. M.
Discontinued -BrevIck, Emme'
county; Lake View, Polo Alto county
Postmasters appointed -Bslknap
Davis county, A. M. E,ston; Brown
Station, Clinton county, Nicholas j
Engler; Butler, Keokuk county, Goo
Watts; Donahue, SCOTT county, F
Heppy Greenwood, Polk county, VIM
Justice; Hebron, Adair county, Chas
Whiting; Sal'x, Woodbury. county, A
Southworth; Selection, Monroe coun
ty, ii. M. Taylor; Slagle, Ksoku
county, J. D.. L. Rhinehart; Souther
land, O'Brien county, E. III. Farns
worth; Wyoming, Jones county, VIM
Il. Mcclure,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
A Semi-Occasional Psrenu

A Semi-Occasional PsrenJ
Salt Like Tribune.
Said a telegraph messenger to a
little girl on First South street yes.
terday:
SIS your father at home"
"Hain't got no father to-day"
"Where is yer motherG'
"She's blowing in the garden"
"When will you have your father
agaip2'
Every Wednesday the old scamp
comes pnesking around here"
"Where is he other dsys2"
every other days of the week he's
with another aunt"
Where l came from every boy had
his own father, and the old man didn't
have to go sloshin' from No 1 to No.
80 to keep up his family ties"
Cant be happy In such q country
as tbat2"
"Why!"
"Cause tho young 'uns would be
licked every day. We get enough
three times a week when our old dad
comes around here. Then there
would not be much grub left for us II
dad wa here seven days In the week.
Nam wouldn't have time to work In
the field, ard there would be a famine
at our house."
"Can't I see your dad to.mor'
row ?"
"To.morros's Sunday. It's dad.
day of rest. He kind of '~ouperates,
you know, en- Sunday. Last weel
No. l wore a club out on him; thi'
week No. 2jsrked 'nough hair out'r
his head to make q mattress. NJ
tellin what nam will do with him wher
his turn m here. The old man.
got trouble on his mind and sores ul
his body. Guess you needn't 'poin
any time to SEQ him."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
Straw Lumber.

Iron Age.
The other day we had occasion to
investigate pretty thoroughly the
character, properties, and uses for
straw lumber. AS some Of our read
era know, this Is an article manufac.
tured at the West, and turned out In
boards or sheets thirty. three inches
In width by twelve feet In
length, and of various thicknesses. IL
IL heavier than black walnut, has
no grain, Is of the color of straw
board, though considerably darker,
and is much stronger and stiffer than
ordinary timber. Though made In
considerable quantities at the present
time, the supply seems hardly equal
to the demand. There are advantages
In this material which In the near fu.
ture will probably make of 1t tho
highest value, not only for carpenters
and architects, but for tho car. builder,
and In fact, for mechanics gen.
orally. It's toughness, the
frmness with which 1t holds nails
and screws, the ease with which 1t can
be cut, and the fact that 1t can be
bent by the aid of heat, shaped In dies,
and Is not liable to shrink or warp,
and Is little affected by water, ever
when unprotected, makes the range
of Its probable uses extraordinarily
great. 1t seems to be q non. conductor
of heat and electricity. 1t can BIZ
rolled up into pipes of great strength
and light weight, and Is available fol
a range of uses for panelling purposes
for which We have no equivalent.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

Of age, but he does not appear to be
more than So"
"Did you have any conversation
with him relative to the Phoenix Park
murders and tbs late execution IN
Dublin2"
"I did not refer to that subject al
all, but In q general way the troubles
IN Ireland were spoken of. He is, as
[ have said, an enthusiast In tie cause
Of Ireland, and l have no doubt what
ever his influence will DO felt here be.
fore long, He is q man who would
suffer death unfllnchIngly In the cause
of his country and not consider that he
had mRdo any sacrifice. His wife Is
most charming Iflsh lsdy-ono of the
most charming ladies l have ever
met"
"Has the release of Carey, the In
former, from custody had anything tc
do with the action of your client2'
"Not ct sll. The announcement Of
Csrey's release last evening and Mr..
rynsn's visit to me were a coiucl.
dence, but had no connection with
each other. II was, In fact, the story
from Washington that q warrant had
been issued for his arrest which led to
the interview with me. Mr.. lyman
felt much annoyed at the storie,
which we're lately printed In The Lon.
don Times to the effect that he was In
London, and was negotiating to turn
inforner. lie also thought that 1,
might be thought that he was skulk.
ing, aud concluded 1t was time TO dc
something to diaabuse the public OF
that impression"
A DYNAMITE PATRIOTS OPINION oil
'NUMBER ONE"
A member of an Irish organization
In this city which believes In kshtln,
the British government anywhere, o.
any time, and by any means, said to,
night:
There were only q few persons II
Brooklyn who knew where Mr. Tynsl
was. You could cunt them on you
fingers, and there wasn't n of then
who would reveal his whereabouts O.
long az he did not wish them to do 30
The public will have an opportunit,
to learn more sbout him; and, bellev
me, ho Is bound to become q leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
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Special Dispatct V 10 TIM Ben.

Special Dispatct % 10 TIM Ben.
AT Williamsburg Eastern district Of
Brooklyp) isbout 20C0 Sunday school
children paraded yesterday.
Regulations have been issued for the
practice of the American riff, team of
1888.
Walter Dundsen, Of Jerseyville, Ill ,
shot and killed Mrs. Nellie Dodson vester.
day afternoon, and then sho. himself, but
only inflictsd o slight wound. He is in
jail.
The bill providing for a tax on cru lie
petroleum was defeated in the Penns, /.
vsnia house, falling to receive a constitu-
tional majority.
Emlen Hewes, an extensive commission
dealer in lumber at Wilmington, Del, has
failed. Liabilities estimated at sl00, 900;
assets, less than $25, 600.
General j. r. Chalmers, of Mississippi,
arrived in Memphis yesterday m,rning.
Owing to rumors ahoat the chief of police
thought it proper to arrest both he AMI
Mr.. g alloway, of The. Appeal. Before a
magistrate they were made to give honda
in 81, 900 cash to keep the peace.
In the competitive drill of the Knights
of Pythias st the Cincinnati Music hall,
last night, Dayton lodge No. 6 took the
$500 prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
Republican Harmony.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The plan
adopted by the harmony committee
for the r%eorgsnlz alton of the repuh.
licsn party in this city consists Of a
yearly enrolment of the republican
voters of the city under the direction
of a committee of eighteen enrolling
officers, each assembly district to
have two member, of existing organ
izstlons, two who r not members
and one man resident of the district.
Tho plan contemplates the abolition
Of republican organizations.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
Resousd From tho Crib.
Special Dispatch to THE BHI.

CHICAGO, May 22.-Two men who
we're imprisoned since Sunday night
on the crib at the end of Fullerton
avenue, only a few hundred feet from
the shore, having sought shelter there
during the great storm on the lake,
ware released this morning by the life
saving GRE after considerable e1er
tlol. G:eat crowds lined the shore to
witness the rescue. The men display
cd evidences of their severe siege, but
other Wise were uninjured.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
shipping News.
DianAfch To TuR AHu

LONDON, May 22.-Arrived out,
the Rugis, from New Yotk.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 22.-Arrlved,
the Indiana,
LONDON, May 22.-Ths Alaska and
Bs)gravis, from New York; Braun.
~schive'g, from Bhsim >re; C.diz, from
Catalan, and NYmphala, from New
Orleans, arrived out. The Italian
bark, Emma, at Csdiz, from New Or
leans, is leaky.
NEW YORK, May % Arrived, the
Bothpis, from Liverpool.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
Going Back on q Friend.

Sioux City Journal.
The Omaha Herald thinks Jay Gould
has mover given the subject of tariff
taxation either attention or study"
And yet 1t has bsen represented that
Jay Gould has long been a conacien-
tiouH student of The Omaha Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

Shsky, scrawny, diseased persons
find q friend in Samaritan Nsrvine.
81. 90 of druggist.
"Samaritan Nerpine cured me of
general debility and dyspepsia" writes
Michael O'Connor, Gslesburg, Ill. Get
at your druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
CHSS. fhyRE HlSKLE.
For Infant l. and Birth Hu.

pspV For Infant Is and Birth HUI.
DoDl mors, Rough, Chopped, or
pRAUTTFTEQ Gresy skins, Nettle Rash,
DDhu liz lub pimple, and skin Blsmisnts,
us Cuticura Soap, al exquisite Skin B,aut fer,
and Tolo', ,asp and Nursery Sanative. Fra
grant with de i,iol ~ flower ldors and Cuticura
%bllsam' Alb oIutely pure; highly medi inal. In.
cors3d by III Jc!an': p eierrsd by the Q to.
s LIS in 1881 and 1882 1000 900 cakes, Also
specially prepared for Shaving
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
Don't be Alarmed

at Brlght's disease, Diabetes, or any
disease of the kidneys, liver or urins-
ry organs, as Hop Bltters will Ger.
ta'nly and lastingly cure you, and 1t Ia
the only thing that will.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

Iron in a oolorless state and Peru
Wan bark, combined with well known
aromatics, make Browns Iron Bltters
the best medicine kno wn.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
SMOKE THE BEST

KINNEY TOBACCO COMPANY,
SIS to 525 West 22d streoV, Feg York.
Successors to Kinney Bros, Pioneer Cigarette
Manufacturers II America. Use the finest
grades OF
OLD GOLDEN VIRGINIA LEAF.
Macedonian Turkish, vuelta AbaJo
havana and St. James Parish Perique.
PUREST RICE PAPER ONLY.
Sole Manufacturers OF the Celebrated Standard
Brauis; Sweet CapOrol Csporh /; 81 James !;
Sweet Caporal, Cork Mouth piece; Kinney Bros
Straight Cuts, in Fu DfSgs Packages, kc &c.
ALL ARE WARRANTED.
| The various tastes Of oil good Judges perfectly
suited,
Sold by DEALERS THROUGHOUT the WORLD.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

A true iron medicine, beneficial t,
the young as we'll as the old who suf.
fer from dyspepsia, etc., Is Browns
iron Bltters.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
Thursday, the Slst Day Of May,
1888. at 10 O'clock. q. m.

1905, al III UClUCk, u, LII.
For the purpose OF receivirg application to pur.
chose the remainder Of the lands Of the Otoe and
Missouri reservation, In the states OF Nebraska
and Kansas.
Tho lands will be sold only to perions who
shall within three months from the date OF their
appiica' ions make . permanent settlement upon
Me same, and each application must be acc M
panied by al aHidAvit ~ evidence Of good fit
n this respect
The lads will BE- sod to the hie heft RESPONSE.
BILE bidder, Of net less than the appraised value,
In so acre tracts, and no one person will be 81.
owed to purchase moie than 100 acres, except In
casts OF fractional eXcos contiguous theret 0
where the survey Of tow chip and section lines
could not be mae n conform to the boundary
lines OF he resery alton. In which cass the exc IS
not exceeding 10 acres, may be added to the 100
acres.
The tolms Of sale are % follows:
One quarter In cash, to become due and paya-
BILE at tbs expiration OF three months from the
date OF fling application; one quarter In one
year; one quarter In two years; one quarter In
IN, Q years from the date Of sale, with int rest
At The rate Of 5 per centum per Annum; but IN
| case Of default In the FIRST or easn payment, the
person thus detaultiDg slal forfeit absolute ly his
rg hit TO the tract for the purpose of which be has
applied.
by the appraisers in their schedule Of their ap'
pTAisment.
Toe sale will be subject 10 approval by the
Secretary OF the Interior. and will be continued
from day to day At Beatrice, un'il the lands are
disposed OF.
each tract, will be found on Ale At the district
IL. W. PARKER Register,
pto3I W. II SOAkRS, Receiver.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
HICKMAN's GRAND BAZAAR.

THE MoRTGAoKE'ssALEsrI CONTINUES.
PARASOLS, FANS AND 90
ZEPHYRS are now the leading fea.
lures. As nothing In these lines will
be replscs I'D, you are advised to make
an early call. O. K. WHITE, Agt.
Msy21d2t
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
RAILROADS.

The Chlcag, st PAM Minneapolis and Omaha
trs ms leave every Saturday aitoI noon.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul trains
cave oyeIy P~aAuTtay afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

Saturday evening Trains
The following ,abl, shows the date and names
of roaGs running traiTs TO Chicago from thu
Union Pacific transfer On Saturday evenings:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
MAVERICK RATIONAL BANK.
Cor, Water and Congress Streets.
nu

~.
CAPITAL, S4OO,OOO
SURPLUS, StOU,OOO
Transscts a general Banking business, Re-
oeives the accounts Of Banks, Bankers and
others. Draws Foreign Exchange and
makes Gable Transfers in Europe and Tel
egraphic Transfers Of Money throughout
the United States. Buys and sells Gov
eminent and other Investment Securities,
and executes any business for its Core
spondentsI In the line Of Banking.
ASA p. POTTER President.
j. ]. EDDY. Cashier.
j. ". WORK, Ass't Cashier
| mAth m
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
SKIN HUM0RS
Wonderful Cure of a Lad ~ years
Old, who for Eight Years,
From tho Top of His
Head TO HiO Ankles
was Ono Miss
of Scabs.

Ny ton, Aid 70 yJasot Aye, WIS sn cited with
the worst I rm 4 Eczema, I r a period u 81. ht
years 81 vlrulett was 10 / 1T from the toy OF
nj head to within o few inches of his AMI les he
was one mats OF ssAb', which rttusel 10 v cid 70
any trCAln emit that wa attempted. Every rom.
coy that was suggc ted by itierd dis or ph, sicians
was tiled IN vain. Alto athy. homeopathy
herbs, root saltwater baths, h,Isced TO ltiro-,
soaps tintruent, aud "a hort thing that
could no done 20 eradicate the disorder see ed
only 10 aggravate II, and tho child life became q
burden to him, nd thu Expense OF tho various
enre Imonts was . conittn tr1in upon our re-
TO ttc,s.
Ny W 10, reading the advertiser snt Of the Cut.
icuTA Remedies IN one OF the daily papers, Iesol.
we'd to mAke enc moro = ten pit at q cure. (The
dis ase was now enc oach.ug upon his face, and
scented incurable) gave a reluctant con,e to
the proposal, and az interview was sAught with =
fau Gus lady physician " New Yo k, who made q
m 1T thorough examination Of the case, and
promised n cure without the east h~ositattou by
ITO U.s. Of your Cat cura ROME uos. In one week
lthtre vas a mar ed change: the raw And angry
sores hegant grow pale and alo x tho outer
c. yes tcalded on, and ~ time wore on they be-
gan TO dis PIP AT entirely, u til at the present
writing The only ' stigo is one small spot upon
tee forearm, scarcely visible and fast d sappeaf.
ing.
Thus after Digit \ ears OF expet SO AMI anxiety,
We have the ints nse sat siaction q seeing tho
child's skin a. fair ard smooth ~ IL was before
this d eadiul cutaneout d sorder attacked him.
CHis. ihyRE HIEKLE.
$40 FARM aUNr AVE-.
JHRsSr CRY HsiGlIrs, =, J,
Chi dhooj and youth are te peri3ds when
such diseases yield most readily 10 those unfail.
Z Skin and b ood specia =, Cuticura Resolyent
tn new Blood Pur fer, AMI Uu iSurt and cut.
icura soap Ms great Skin Csret. Prl o OF Cut
icura smal boxes, so cts large boxts. si 90.
Cu'lcura Re'olvent, sl.O0 pr both cut cura
Soap, 20 cts; CUT. ura Shaving Soap, is cts.
Sold by q drugSiss.
OTTER Or N CUNMtTALCO, BOSTON
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23
oERrIpIcArR on rUBLoATIoN.

CERTIFICATE or rUBL'CATIoS.
OFFICE AUDITOR Of PUBLIC AC1oUNTSl
State q Nebaska, Lincoln May IA, 1853,
IL is ereby certid. I'd that the ROME LlFE In
surance Company u NAV York, in the safe OF
New York, has complied with the Insurance law
OF this stlte. and Is aut orized to transact the
business OF Lie Insurance In this State for the
current year.
-, witness my tand ard the seal OF
SEAL. tho auditor Of Pubic AccountI the
49, cay ami year above written.
JOHN WALLICHS,
Auditor r. A.
This oil reliable company have recently ouen.
cd q General West IN Agency In Omaha, aud ap
| pointed NJ. ii. Comst0cA their genera. agent,
| Once IT and is Omaha Bank building.
! m2i-Re-lw
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

2 27s Pixies, amounting 10. .s522, 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should only be
made TO the Office OF the Company In New Or
leans. For information apply to
N. a. DAuPHk
Nsw Or eids La,
or N. A.. pauphin,
GOT c seventh St Washington. o. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-23

Local mails for State Of Iowa leave but once Q
day, viz: 4 30 q. m.
ALincoln mail 10 also opened at 1880 q. m.
Once open Sundays from 200 m. TO 100 p
m.
THOS. Y. HALL Postmaster
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-11-01
Embezzlement and SANDER,

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Daniel B. Yer
milye was arrested here last night
charged with the embezzlement of
$183, 0OOof the funds of the Weens Stone
8 Marble company, in which he was
stakeholder. The alleged embezzle-
ment occurred one year ago, since
which time Vermilye has been heard
from in California and Europe, and is
supposed to have just returned from
abroad. The arrest is said to be pre-
liminary to other suits against the
accused, two of which have been
commenced by Gen. VIM. Myers, now
on the retired list the United States
army. to recover 100000 which Myers
claims to have entrusted to Vermilye
while the latter was in the employ of
the Northern Pacific railroad, at St..
Paul, to invest in town sites along
the line of that road, but from which
he claims never to have received any
returns. General Myers has also
commenced suit for $25, 600 for SLAM
der against Vermilye, owing. as it is
claimed, to use his name with the
wife of Vermilye, who has COM
mcncad suit in the courts of New
JERSEY for divorce,