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Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
SCROFULA,

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OF those of middle age and late in life, as IL
lustrated by our printed testimonials, prove
HOOPS SARsAPARILLA to be reliable REM
edy, containing remedial agents. which do
positively cure scrofula and eradicate 1t from
WARNER, N. H., Jan. 21, 1872
=, MEssRs. G. l. HooD & Co., Lowell, Mass:
Gentlemen-For ten years previous to the
early part OF 1877 had been q constant suf-
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had finally reduced me to a helpless condl-
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tember Of that year. The continued excel
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Tor my aged father and to enjoy life, keeps
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and cannot refrain from ex-
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cure this wonderful medicine effected in my
case nearly TWO years ago, while living In
Lowell, when all my physicians gave me uD
as being In an incurable condition. One
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your Sarsaparilla to hundreds, and think
more than thousand cases, and my faith In
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Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
Death ON the Rail
~s>a ySa.-.-A~l A. Sy>~,- n--


DETROIT, April 57.--A terrible COL
llsion ocnnrred this morning ON the
Chiosgo & Grand Trunk railroad near
Olivet station, between the regular
passenger train moving west and
freight train following II. The air
brakes attached to the passenger train
did not work successfully, and the
train was stopped at the foot OF
sllght grade and signal sent back to
the freight train, which was .
heavy one. For some reason
it passed the signal and rushed along
into the rear Of the passenger train,
shiveriug into fragments two Pullman
coaches. The conductor of the sleep.
Ing car and two or .hree passepg gers
were killed by the collision and ten or
q dozen persons seriously injured.
FULLER PARTICULARS.
DETROIT, April 27.--Further par.
tlculars from the scene of disaster re-
port the air brakes on the pauser ger
did not WORK properly. The train
stopped at the foot of slight grade.
A signal was sent back to the heavy
freight which was following. For some
reason the freight die not pay atten-
tion to tho signal and thundered ON
into tho rear OF the pxsen-
ger, shiveripg two PalImans
into fragments. Three persons
we're killed outright Conductor II.
J Wall, of Montreal; II. Freyer. of
Eoglewocd; N. j. John; w. Hig-
gins, travelling agent OF the boot and
shoe firm Of II. p. Baldwin & Co. /,
Detroit. Ten more are reported In
jured, some, 1t is feared, fatally. The
name are not vet ascertained.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
PROSECUTING HILL.
Tho Purchase of tho Hannibal.
Special Dispatch to The BRH.


New York, April 27-The me-
go,istions which have been pending
for some time between tho O., b. &
y. railroad company and the Gould
syndicate controlling the Hannibal &
st. Joe, were concluded to-day. Pa
pers were aligned and placed In the
hands of l.. Ames, In escrow. Two
thirds of the preferred stock and 75,.
600 shares of common were repre-
sented In the transaotion. The pur.
chase by the O., b, & Q. involved
also contract with the Western
Union telegraph company, extending
to all lines of the railroad company.
There has been . question whether
the contract with the O., b. g. Q. ex-
tended to and embraced the leased
and new lines, but this has been met
by the execution Of Q new contract.
Both parties seem to regard the
transaction as mutually advantage
OuD.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
Cyclone Chips.

New ORLEANS, April 27.-A Yves.
son special says the total deaths to
date In Besuregard and Wesson is 46.
The Red Gross society Is doing good
service, having received SO far "a, 900.
Contributions are being received from
other points ia Mississisalppi and
Louisiana. As showing tho force of
the storm, a-solid.iron screw Of .
cotton press, Weighing 675 pounds,
was carried by the Cyclone 800 yards,
and piece of soantling 3 by inches
and 10 feet long was driven through
red oak sspling. Much distress 10
reported In the country not yet reached
by the relief committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
HOODS SARSAPARuH

Is skilfully-prepared compound, concen-
trated extract, bv a process peculiarly our
o1Ti, OF the.best remedies Of the vegetable
kingdom known to medical science as aitera-
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Sold by all druggists. Prico u, or six fos
~ O. HOOD = CO.. Lowell. MaSa
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
The Cigar Men

DIBpNtCH
NEW YORK, April 27.-The prin.
cipal cigar manuf aoturers concede 90
advance per 900 asked by workmen.
Tho manufacturers assert that within
q short time the men finding Havana
competition ruinous to ths business,
will voluntarily relinqulsh the In.
Grease.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
Shipping News.
,Nnkak a. snp. n.

Special Dispatch to Tus BEE.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-The ship
British Merchant, from San Fran,
cisco, had her decks rwept, lost q por.
tion OF her bulwarks and suffered
other serious damage,
New YORK, April 27-Arrived,
Denmark, from London.
LIvERPooL, April 27.-Arrived,
Bsvsrian, from Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
10i

tary; New holds similar commission
In the absence of both secretary and
assistant. Secretary Folger, while not
Ill or indisposed, has too many I'm
portsnt questions under considerat ation
10 dsvote the time necessary to Sign
offoisl mall and pass upon routine
matters requiring prompt action.
coLoRRD CONVENTION.
In compliance with the terms Of the
resolution adopted by the convention
OF oolored people Of the District of
Columbia, which met In this city ON
emancipation day, q call has been Is
sued for . national convention OF
colored men to be held In Washington
on the Gath Of September, 1888. The
convention is called for consideration
OF the present and future condi.
tion of the oolored people
OF this country and the best method
OF securing to them full enjoyment Of
their social and political rights.
PROSECUTING HILL.
The attorney general has desig.
mated John 8. Blair o. counsel to
prosecute the charges against Super.
visiug Architect Hill now under in
vestigation at the treasury depart
mept. Secretary Folger hss suggested
to Mr.. March, who preferred the
charges, the name Of d. T. Alexander,
fifth auditor of the treasury, as q
member of the special investigating
commission In place Of Assistant So
licltor Robinson.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
THE " bLs0,, ""pN.

The " 'A.~1.:., ."'H.
And It's Name is ''ThB ...-
National League Of
America.
The Robust Infant Baptized By
Two Thousand Cheer.
ing stalwarts.
The Trumpets Of New Ireland
Heard in the Land and
Over the Waters.
An Eloquent and Thrilling
Sketch Of British Rule in
the Fatherland.
"Five Centuries of Brute Force
Fail to Destroy the
Pride of Race
every Page Of History a Rec
ord Of Treachery, Dupllcity
and Judicial Murder"
Words Of Cheer and Support
Oable6 TO the Gallant Band
in Parliament.
Hon. Alexander Sullivan
Chosen President Of the
New Organization.
A Grand Gathering at the Acad.
emy of Music to Ratify
the Union.
Text Of the New Constitution and
the Method OF Procedure,
Full Details Of the Philadelphia Con
vention.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
TREASURY CHIEFS

Assistant Secretary French resumed
the duties Of acting secretary of the
treasury, which, during his absence,
were performed by Assistant Sscre
tAry New. French has . commission
from the president to cot ~ secretary
In the abssnos or illnsss OF the score
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-28
Onos Known.
.A.L A. T.a ~

NEW YORK, April T.-EI prssl,
dent Hayes left to-day for Fremont,
Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, January 30.--An effort Ia
repeal the felony clause in the gamb-
ling law Of this city was made in the
legislature yesterday, and was de-
feated by the decided vote of 30 to II.
Specials from Denver say the dam
age by the storm there yesterday will
exceed S200,Om. The injury to the
shops of the Denver and Rio Grande
will be sevcra! thousand dollars. and
other large establishments suffered Sc
ycrely.
John Gibbons, contractor on the
Springfield and Memphis railroad was
assassinated last Friday evening while
riding home from his work in Oregon
county. He was shot from the brush
by an unknown person.
CAPTAIN Henry Freeman. formerly
government inspector Of the tin mines
.. Austria, who has been prospecting
for TN in Mexico the past year and a
hall, returned here, bringing with
HIM nearly ton of rich ore and
smelted tin found in Durango.
Mexico. He says he discovered very
rich deposits and obtained valuable
grants from the Mexican government
for working the mines. Captain Free
man represents "a company OF agents
here who will Immediately prepare
for the vigorous working of the new
mines discovered and old ones ac-
quired, and they have reason to be-
lieve they have control OF as rich and
extensive deposits of tin as there are in
the world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31

balance Of trade in favor Of the United
states would exceed. even with the area
OF country nov cultivated, $3l0, Uop. :
ono. The cost Of transportation by rail
Is four or five times greater than hy
water. To give the West "A perfect and
open waterway 10 the Gulf of Mexico,
Is the PRIMARY duty Of congress. a.
IL Is the first great need oi
the people OF all the states Within
the current century, il this desidefn-
fum were achieved, and AS an incl
dent, the lowlands OF the Mississippi
reclaimed by outlets for it's suPera-
bundant floods, we will have admitted
practically three such states As Hi
nois into the Federal Union, and then
when banks, by currency expansions
and confractious, NO longer speculate
in the couuiry's gFiefs, and gyld and
silver, instead Of hanks. furnish a
paper currency az sound as these
metals and as priR@d in all countries
81 Bank Of England notes, then when
ten million COTTON bales and eight hun
dred million bushels uf bFeBdsiu;i-
and this <olidly-feunded currency
have transferred the worlds clearing
house 10 the valley 81 the
Mississippi, then tise Republic,
constituted Of republics, viii
be the richest and meet peaceful and
prosperous al all the nations IL will
be. a well, mistress 81 their sIliyss, the
elo;hier Of their maifiludes, the grand
alxsoner Of their charities, ana the
henefaciress IL the worlds half
starved and meanly-clad muliitudts
When railway exiortion and river
lowlaIid barriers te production are re
nOYe,A the cost Of clothing and OF
fossi will be 80 lfS.ened that our people
can defy competition in any industry
with those 81 Europe Tariffs will bt.
no more, and then the United States.
controlling the great volume OF the
weird gold, sent biiher for boundlcss
crops london and Threadneeile
street mus be transferred 10 America.
WHY THIS DEtAY2
should results like these, demonara-
bly attaiaable by immediate Federal
legislation, be postponed? Must the
Federal capital he first beauiiiiedP
Must railway land grants ice first
multiplied and extended? Must
Specializing lobby, representing the
American plutocracy, have first ils
daily audiences before the other houses
of Congress- Must the Potomac
or Mississippi flats" be first
redeemed? Must trihes have
precedence, or would the East post
pone action in behalf of the West until
the great body Of the people, weary of
eastern domination In Washington.
superimpose the very Capitol itself,
like the gates OF GAIA upon Samson's
back, upon tho brawny shoulders of
Reavis, 70 be dumped down in st.
Louis? There may be grim Joke in
this picture, but its background is
solid and substantial, and ~ true
of the future as was ever
limned by the hand ofprophecy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31
HOOD COUNTY.
The Hotel and Drug store of pr
NJ. y. Woods iinrned al Thorp Springs.

Tie Hotel and Drug Store Of Dr.
W. u Woods iinrned al rhorp Springs
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Ihefp Springs, january -. The
hotel aud drug store of Dr. NJ. l..
Woods We're burned this morning.
The IRE was accidental, heiug occa-
stoned BY Il defective fine Nearly all
moNahlts We're saved, and q resalute
cllort was made 10 tear away one end
OF the hotel 10 save the drug store.
hut the flames spread too fast, The
doctor ami family have the heartfelt
sympathles Of this entire community.
All the citizens, whiteand black strove
with zeal rarely eNcclled, 20 rescue
the property and check the fire. Mr..
Addison Clark with the faculty and
students of his college were distln.
guished for their prompt energetic,
and intelligent efforts. Mr.. Yantes'
store was IN aome danger. hut was
protected with blankets and water.
The loss amounts Ia several thousand
dollars. No Insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31
FOREIGN NOTES.

Cairo. January So British entries
+ at all places have been removed and
Egyptian soldiers have undertaken the
daty OF guarding them.
Vienna. January 30.-An Important
I concession WINS granted To n firm "
I English contractors for railroad by
I which all fhc Vienna railroads will be
united by branch lines and circular
railroad. 4 ministerial announce
rncnt saws these works were rendered
Z necessary both hy the public conven-
ience and the state 81 the labor mar
ket.
London. january %. The German
papers urge the establishment Of an in-
tcrnasional court 1T appeal 10 take
cognixance Of The decisions OF all mari
time courts concerning commissions
NJ ssra. with the view Of establishing
international steering rules
Copenhagen. January SA.-The Nor
wegian Radicals are preparing, as a
personal demonstration against King
Oscar. q proposal To reduce his allow
Ancc by ~. 900 crowns
Paris, January --Compenon has
accepted the ministry OF war Admi-
raj Jaurcguitery complying with the
request OF President Grevy has agreed
TO conduct the MINISTRY Of marine
pending sSe appointment OF success
snT
Dublin. January Sl.--Parnell has
forwarded 20 Father Gallagher elO0
OF the ESS5 received from the New
York Society Of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians. Father Gallagher in ac-
acknowledgement az the money writes
tina; the suffering people OF Donegal
are subSisiiug ON food only fit Tor
beasts; that private charity cannot
cope with the wide spread distress;
that the government alone can, and
things viii very soon come 10 q crisis.
Boerne. January S0.-Switzerland
has rejected the naturalization treaty
proposed hy the United States accord
ing TO which nationality is forfeited
by residing for a certain period abroad
on the ground this clause OF the treaty
is contrary to the Swiss laws.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31
GRAYSON COUNTY.
Trial of a Teacher FOR Whipping y Student
--business Notcs~-Arrest of n Thicf-Ihe
Normal sehooi-Death --Notcs and Per-


--iiusiness Notos--Arrest OF a Thief-Thr
Normal schooi-Death -Notcs and Per-
sonals.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Whitesboro, January -. - Last
Tuesday the mills OF Justice were
grinding, Esquire j. G.. Naples. mil
Ter, on II case OF the state VS.. w. :.
Reaser. Mr.. Reaser Ia n pedagocue
and in the of inparting instruc-
ton 10 young man, saw fit 70 inn
press his lessons on his mind by n
free use Of the birchen rod, making
black marks on the afore mentioned
young mans hide, whereat he WAS
called before his honor To
answer the charge OF assault and bat
terry After defendants counsel had
quoted Solomon and several other
distinguished gentlemen on the sub
Ject OF whipping, the jury decided by
u verdict of not guilty that the rod
should be maintained In the school
room as the supreme scepter OF au-
thority
The handsome two story brick, oe-
cupied ON the first floor by w. w.
Harper u Co, and the second by the
Ncies office and the justices court, was
purchased from +, G.. Jamison by II.
Il. Robertson, formerly in the gro.
Gerry business here.
Yesterday Marshal jim McFall and
Deputy Sheriff Charley Wilson
pulled one Robert Patterson, n light
fingered gentleman, who the day he
fore sold n watch here which he had
stolen in Gainesville.
The Texas Normal school of this
place under the management OF
Professors Carlisle and Hobbs and A
| luii corps OF assistants, Is In flourish
ing condition, having in attendanc,
go pupils, u large number of whom
are from abroad. These gentlemen
are wide awake and thorough poino
! instructors and are building IN tho
/ finest school In north Texas.
j, III. Wars died. last Monday. will,
consumption, at Eureka Springs. Ar.
kansas, where he had gone in an en-
deavor to regain his health. His re-.
mains were inferred here on Thurs
I day.
/ w. l.. Graves OF the GAZETTE, LIE
Mock Jal07,at and lIiooi Groper wa.
along last Tuesday. a nice gentle
hian, full of energy and business.
The town IL full of strangers looking
4 for homes.
The weather has moderated. and n,
wsod-haulcr sitteth ON his wagon am,
| cuiseth at the dull sale of his comnod
! iiy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31
SURROUNDED.

Chicago, January 29.-An Ogdfl
Utah, special telegram just received
from member of the party in pursuit
OF The robbers who attacked the
Pacific train at Montello, Nevada,
states that the robbers have been sur
rounoei IN the mountains and that
they are all known. Three of them
are convicts escaped from the Salt
Lake prison. The rest are COWBOYS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31

Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia.
and too hearty eating, Is relieved at
once by taking one OF Carriers Liver
Pills Immediately after dinner.
Don't forget this. Sold NJ wholesale
by l.. n. Brunswig. l-2S-dwlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31

beard, ei,' IA the families OF the president
ami Other ofaeers OF the Institute is all
taat parents conld desire. The buildings are
on gentle rise IN the midst of a pnrk 81
magnihrient Old oaks, and grounds hastily
SGT Win sfir1b1ery presenting an imposing
appearances whilst every possible attention
VIII eo gwen 70 the important suhjeoi OF hy.
The next regular torn begins February 1,
tSN+ bnt pupils who wish 10 80 ON new Year
VIII - recc iNed, yrer ofchnl'gf, Tor board and
fulton, for the month OF January
Those wishing catalogues OF further infor-
nation can address DF. n. r. nantel, OF this
city, Nov. ,Ax 6lno
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-31

rim for saturdays market klnttcd pens oi
state cattle, eNceedlnglS weak bius ~ cent.
inMex salns scatterlns; primo alNaA ~ glol
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-14

anER'S PAIN FANACEA cures pain in
man and beast. For use externally ana inter
nAlly,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-14

For lame Back, -iue or Cncst uso sIII
LOHS POROUS rLAsTFk Price, rs cent.
Sold by II. u. Cochran. lJ7nndl3o North Queen
treot, Lancaster. icbltHod6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-14

Tobacco must be thing of beauty and
consequently JOY forever in tho oontem
plation Of the local legislator. The worthy
member of the lower House from this city
is alleged to have been pedding cigars
during the interesting extra session pro.
ceediugs; aud Mr. PierSon VI Ebsrly, ,couaty
member of the House from the 3rd district
has apparently caught the cOntagion, as
he has embark in the cigarmakiug busi.
ness on an extensive scale in Readiag
And even our stolid senator from the
Northern district, John NJ. Stehman,
found it impossible to resist the attraction
of the weed, having recently bought out
l3j cases, the entire stock OF Lebanon
dealer. The aliurements of tobacco ~ a
convenient place TO stow away the tcu-dOl-
lars day pin money, are truly manifold
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-14

Are you disturbed at night aud broken of
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the eXcruCihtiug pain Of cutting teeth ?
II So 20 at once and get butteoi MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immGC lately depend
upon IL there IL no mistake about H. TN"r" -
not mother on earth who ha1 over u-"l u
who will not toll YOU nj once that It vii
regulate the bowels and give rest 10 the
mother ANA rclief ana health to the Child. op'
Grating lik" magic. It Is perfectly safe I" use
In all cases, ana pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription OF on" Of the ohiest and bcSt
female physiCtaus In the United states. Soil
everywhere. - ccutS a bottle.
mavl-M, " saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-14
Allan A. Herr g. Co.,
DuRLio SALE OF VALUABLE CITY

L PROPERTi.-ln pursuance of an order
OF the Orphans Court, will be sold on Friday,
November 49, 1883, at the Keystone House,
North Queen street the following properties !:
No. l. All that certain three e.stOried BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE and other buildings and
lot OF ground thereto, situate between North
Queen ana Duke streets, on the North side OF
inches, ana extending In depth about 9J feet
and inches, adiOining property OF DR.. Reed
on the west and \, Il. Shactfer on tue east.
No. 2, twostOry BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE ana piece OF ground, situate on the
north side OF Frederick street ana adjoining
Christian street, containing I'm front 10 feet,
and extending nOrthward about 80 feet, TO a
feet common aley
No. 3. A two-story BRICK HOUSE and lot
OF ground, adjoining No, 2, having IN front on
Frederick street seventeen feet six inches,
and in depth about hIty-nino feet, TO the satd
common alley,
No. 4, All that Franc Messuage or Tenement
| and piece of ground thereto belonging, with
Frame Stable thereon, situate on the west side
| OF North Queen street, and adjoining New
| street on the south fronting on North Queen
street slXty'tOur teUt, moro or less, thence
westward along New street seventeen feet Sly
| inches, more or less thence north west ware
| along the property OF Philip Ginder oighty
| tour feet, more or less thence eastward Nouf
property OF Henry q, knOdt, scVcnty.onc feet
| six Inches more or less, 10 North Queen street
| Persons dcsiIiug 10 sce the promises can Il,
| so by calling on the undersigned.
| Sale TO commence at o'clock p. M, ON sale
| day, when terms Will be made known by
CHRISTIAN ZECHER,
SaUBRRr & SUTTON Aucts
OCt2onOvl ,s,l2,i 10