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Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-25
PEDK'S BAD BOY.
More Adventures with His Father
and the Grocer.

Pt.k's Sun.
"Say, you are getting too alfred
sn art, said the grocery man to the
bad boy as he pushed him into a cor
ner by the mo!asses barrel and took
him by tho neck and choked him 30
his eyes stuck out. "You have driven
away %peveral of my best customers,
and now, confound you, l am going to
have your life," and he took up a
cheose-kuifs and began to ehaIpsn 1t
ON his boot.
"What'a the - gurgle - matter2"
asked tho choking boy, az tho grocery
mau's fiogers let up on his throat a
little, 40 he could speak. Il haint
done nothin'."
"Didn'G you hang up that dead
gray tom-csa by the heels in front of
my store with the rsbbita I had for
sale2 1 DIDN'T notice it until the MN
lister called me out in front CT the
store, and, pointing to the rabbits,
asked what good, fat cats were selling
for. You have got to move cut of
this ward, or l will"
The boy got his breath and said it
wasn't him tina put the cat up there.
He said 1t was the policeman, and he
and his chum saw him do It, and he
just come in to tell the grocery man
about il, and before he could speak he
had his neck nearly pulled off, The
boy began to cry, and the grocery
man told him he was only joking, and
gave him a box Of sardines, and they
made up. Then he asked the boy how
his pa put in his Now Years, and the
boy sighed and said:
owe had a sad time at our house
New Years. Pa insisted on making
calls, and ma and me tried to prevent
it., but he said no was Of ago, and
guessed he could make calls if he
wanted TO, so he looked at tho morn
ing papers and got .he names Of all
the places where they were going to
receive, and he turned his paper col.
lar, and changed ends with his cuffs,
and put some arnica on his handker-
chief, and started out. Ma told him
not to drink anything, and he said
he wouldn't, but he did. He Yves full
the third place he went to. O, 20
full. Some men can get full and not
show it, bat when pa gets full no gets
80 full his back teeth float, ard the
liquor crowds his eyes out, and his
mouth gets loose and wigglos all
over his face, and he. laughs
all tho tins, and tho perspira.
ton just oozss cut Of him,
but his face gets red aud no walks 80
wide, Oh, he di5gcaced III all. At
oae place he wished the hired girl a
happy New Year moro than twenty
times, and hung his hat on her elbow,
and tried to put on q rubber hall mat
for his overshoes AZ another place
he walked up a lady's train, and car.
ried away e card basket full Of bsna.
mas and oranges, Ma wanted my
chum and me 70 follow pa and bring
him home, and about dark we found
him in the door yard Of a houge where
they have statues in front of the
house, and he grabbed me by the arm,
and mistook me for another caller,
and insisted on introducing me to a
marble statue without any clothes on.
He ssid it was a friend Of his, and
1t was a winter picnic. He hung
' his hat ON an evergreen, and put hi,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-25
She Cry.

stockton (Csl.) Mai.
81 saw you at the funeral the othtr
day." said one lady to another yeSter-
day.
"Yes. L saw you, too"
Glow natural the corpse looked!'
"Jlst like msrble!"
81 never heard a more affecting
funeral sermon, did you2'
"Never. Aud just think of it,
when everybody was crying | reached
for my handkerchief and found, to
my horror, that Ii was q red one l had
in my Pocket"
&c 1odness! What did you dor
"Why, l didn't cry. How could l.,
whom everyone else in the church was
using white!'
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-25
Safe and

A, W BroEn, NJ D., Of Pr3yi 'cnce, Il. l., says:
81 have used IIIots Remedy IN my pracli3 for
taop past ytcrn y ore, and chgeriully rgc-msnd
il ~ being q slto q d rclill Q remedy"
Hupt0Rou ely Is pu c y a ycgo. blecompouDd,
= i.nt,d ally pfopI Cd By a hrst.cllts registered
Pharmt cl,t, and viii surely curo Ill diseases OF
the Kidneys bladder. liver anu urinary organs.
CnT
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-25

before that was ''straight poker"
whiah was gradually supplanted by
draw" MIR. Ike Treadwsy, also an
old citizen, and we'll qualified to
speak on such a subject, said he
thought draw poker was introduced
about thirty five years ago. He had
known of the game thirty years. He
was sure that if jeff Davis played
poker In 1884 he played it straight"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-25
How Old lie the Game OF Draw Pokerq
81. Louis Gl0le.D mccrat


H. reply 30 q charge That he was adj
dioted to tho ecluo'ions Of "drnv
poker" while serving as an aruy
officer at Prairie du CHEN, in 1884,
JEFF Davis write. that at that early
period draw poker had not bean Intro
duced. In order b ascertain the cor
re2tness of this statement a reporter
recently interviewed 3 number of old
81. Louisaps, among them Mr.. James
Ameg. Mr.. Ames Is thoroughly vested
in the sporting history Of the country,
and he ID Of the opinion hat jeff is
right. His first recollection of "draw"
poker raj in l848, at which time it
was quite a new game, introduced only
q year or two previously. The game
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-25
Sept. l4th, 1880.
Hop Bitters Co., TORONTO:

Hop BitterS Co., TORONTO:
l have been sick for the past six
years, suffering from dyspepsia and
general weakness. | have used three
bottles Of Hop Bi,ters, and they have
done wonders for me. / am well and
able to work, and GA. and sleep well,
l cannot ray too much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON ROBBINS
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-25

NerN es, brain, aud muscles gain
strength aud the power at endurance
by nsing Browns Iron Bitters.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
N0TA de los precos corrientes que hene establecida

Cigarrillos gruesos en- la clase de papel
que Sc quieran, de SIS en- adelante
40 cajetillas por r,............. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
TABACOS ELAB0RADOS.

EOTA.-Las vitolas no expresadas en- el p
veneionales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

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AUT0RES ESPANOLES,
Silva, Ferrer y Comp.

En- la IMPRENTA BoIETN de vena las 81
ouientes obras de la Bboteca de 1faaoreS ESDaHoieS
oradores dc parcuares, pa~ta..... Is
Obras escogidas de tioSotos id il....
Poetas I4cos del siglo XVIII. 80
Cr6nica de los Reve de Castillo dee Don Alfonso e Sabo
hasta los Cat6ico Don Fernando ona Isabel
Obras del v p NJ Fray Luis de G anada con un pr6ogo
la vida del autor 90
Obras originates del Conde de Flodablanca,
ferentes persona, pasta. .......... 40
Historic del Leyantamento, Guerra RevolucGn de Espa
por e Excmo Sr. Condo de Toeno pasta. 40
Comedias escogdas de Fray Gabriel Tellez (E Maestro
Tirso de Moina) 4C
Obras de d. Diego Saayedra del LIDO Pedro Navarrete
40
Noyelstas antenores Cervantes, 40
Obras competa del Excmo ST.. d. Manuel J. Qunana un
tomo ................. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
A Fine Article.

Special Dispatch 10 THs BEE.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Tribune
this morning devotes two pages to a
full statement rs to the methods by
which the vast public domain Of the
United States In being lost, stolen
aud surrendered. The Tribune
charges that the land set apart for
homes for families has been made
into empires for corporations. In the
story recited below every element of
human fault and fraud will be Q to
have been at work In the spoliation of
the land of the people. Congress has
been ~extravsgant and has failed to act
when q part of the results of its ex.
travagance might have been saved.
The land Office has been inadequa,ely
equipped by congress and has on Its
own account been careless, dishonest
and traitorous to the interests of the
people. 1t has been wax In the hands
of the great railroad corporations, but
double edged steel in the ride of the
poor settlers. 1t has overturned the
decision of the supreme court and
nullifed the acts of congress to be-
tray itn trust and enrich the railroads,
but has refused even to exercise iti
discretion when the home of q set.
tier, held by a righteous title, was to
be confisoated at the demand of cor
porate greed. Tabular statements
are published supporting every
charge made. The article WAS pre-.
pared by Henry d. Lloyd, an editor
ial writer ON The Tribune, and Ia sure
to attract general attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
. TEST F ON PANAMA.

Four Americans Imprisoned without
Trial.
Special Dispatch 10 tbs BEE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 49,
Captain Dlckman, Of the steamer
Foley, at this point, from Aspinwall,
reportss four Americans, B. s. Lewis,
@ III. Barnes, +. d. Scott and Alex.
Ste " have been inoarcerated at
Panama upon suspicion of being en-.
gagged In the robbery from the vault
Of the Panama railroad company of
500 900 gold coin, shipped In
two kegs. Scott and Lewis say they
left Panama the day after the robbery
for Aspinwall on business. Arriving
at Aspinwall, they met Stewart and
the three were arrested at break
fast. They were taken to Psna.
and imprisoned. Barnes was
arrested afterwards. Their baggage
was searched and no gold
found. The four prisoners addressed
a protest to the United States govern.
ment declaring they are innocent and
asking redress. They cay they were
not given a hearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
The Mississippi Flood.
ypecial Dispatches tn TuH RKs.


MEMPHIS, March is. The river
here continues steadily to decline.
The river Is within its banks in many
localities.
HELENA, Ark, March Is Tho
river Is declining at the rate Of ak
inches a day; total fall, over two feet.
The..bottom will soon be free of water.
Planting begins within the next three
weeks. Stringent sanitary measures
will be put In force to pres rye health
after the water subsideo ana seepsge
rum off. No apprehension Of further
calamity from other oauses.
V1CKsBURa, March 18. The coun-
try about Clarksdale Is inundated to q
depth of four feet. The town being
on very high ground, Is entirely safe.
The country from Clarksdale to Ia.
sonia, 800 miles, Is under water on
both sid es. Tho river Is as deep as
last year. A considerable amount of
overflow Is caused by water from the
Friars Point break on the Mtssissippi.
The trip from Williams can be made
70 Friars Point In small
boats. The current at Clarksdale
being very swift, caused the steamer
Suuf1ower TO turn out into the fields,
losing one chimney and otherwise
damaged. No loss of stock reported
The inhabitants are confident the
water will psrs off in time to make q
fine crop, it having began to recede
three inches In twenty.f)ur hours.
The finest crop for many years wa
raised In this section last year sftel
the water fell. The country from
Fasonia down Ia safe with several fee
of bank to spare. Pioughiug ans
planting Is progressing.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
WORK.
An Alleged Omaha ramily in Disre-
pute.
The Weeping Water Republican Of
March l6 h says:

The Weeping Water Republican of
March 16 h says:
Some months ago q woman and two
daughters, n a mere child, came to
Weeping Water from Omaha, giving
their names as Aiken. For some
weeks they boarded; finally securing a
house they went to house keeping,
after purchasing an entire outfit, en-
bracing silver ware, carpets, an organ,
stoves, and various other luxuries, of
our merchants, on time, the widow
representing herself to be q widow In
fair circumstances, though claiming
that her money w~asinvested In Omaha.
For some time they carried on a dress.
making business, all the time going
deeper in debt. This they were en-.
abled to do by telling very plausible
stories and making fair promisea\
Some three or four weeks ago, how!
ever, the head of the establishment
suddenly left for Omaha, "on business,
to be gone but q few days" To
make q long story short, she failed to
return, which perhaps was not sur
prising, and, from entertaining q faint
suspicion that all was not right, her
creditors became convinced OF the fact
and on Wednesday morning, after a.
pertaining that the girls, together
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
The Victims Head Almost Sew
cred From the Body
With q Razor.
A Desperate Gang of Horse and
CATTLE Tnieves Discov-
cred in Texas.
Mysterious and Brutal Murder
ola Woman In Water.
town, Mass,
Shooting Pionics, Suicides, and
Minor Grades of Crime.
italian T

ANathHu OuC- InrJatas
Special Dispatch 10 THE Bxs.
New YORK, March Is "A murder
was committed to-day in the italian
quarter. Giuseppe Lsxola had q baby
christened, and invited q number Of
friends to the ceremony. Among the
number were Antonio and Felicio
Anon, brothers, and Frank Alberto.
After the christening all began to
drink, and q quarrel ensued. Razors
and knives were used. When the po-
lice arrived Alberto was found In q
dying condition. A razor cut had
gone 30 far through his neck that his
head hung only by q shred Of flesh.
He was sent to st. Vincent hospital.
Physicians say he will die. The
brothers Anon were arrested, charged
with murder. They were covered with
blood, but had no knives. One had
ten knife thrusts on him, the other
two. They deny wounding Alberto,
who they say attacked and wounded
them,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,

opoclhi Dlspatcnts W III Dhh
DRESDEN, March Is Bishop Lit
tlejohn laid the corner stone of a new
American church here to-day. There
war a largo %concourse present.
GENEVA, March Is An anarchist
meeting was held here last evening,
at which the existing social system
was denounced A organized infsmy
LISBON, March 18 The Buckna!l
cork factory burned, Loss, $500 900
ST.. PETERSBURG, March lit Is
stated that Gen. Timssheff, ex-minister
of the interior, has been arrested In
connection with the defalcation of
Makoff, who committed suicide re.
Gently.
DUBLIN, March 17.--Biggas arrived
In Waterford yesterday to appear In
court to ans~er the charge of uttorlr G
seditious language In a speech made
last D. cember. 1t is expected, how
ever, that the crown Sill apply for 6
charge of venue In his case.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

with q yonng man who had been
boarding with them, had endesvored
to have their goods taken to the depot
the previous night, intending to take
the early train, swooped down upon
them and attached everything attach.
able, some Of them making themselves
whole, while others were unable to
get anything, and are heavy losers.
The parties In this transaction left
last evening for Omaha; at least that
Is the destination they gave. 1t is
hoped they will be shown up as they
deserve, wherever they will make their
next stopping place, and that the
merchants will not allow themselves
to be victimized by them as they have
ours.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
The Fisnds in New York.
nispnkch IN Tuu Ruu

New YORK, March 18.-The ami.
versary Of the Paris commune of 1871
was celebrated by the communists Of
the city to-day. There was q large
gathering, all wearing red ribbons.
On the walls were revolutionary
notices, bordered with blood o%olors,
and the sashes of the off ,ers were OF
tho same hue. Herr Most, In an ad-
dress, said the Paris commune was
too humane. The commune of the
future will be established regardless Of
humanity and with o firm hand tc
WELD the sword Of destruction.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

element tonight, Just before the
close Of the performance an alarm OF
fire was given. The large audience
was panic stricken and made q rush
for the exit. The fire was subdued.
When quiet was restored 1t was found
that two men, two women, . girl and
boy and a colored youth were severely
crushed, being trsmpled upon. The
wounded were sent to the county
hospital. Some arc believed to be
fatally hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Mint Money.
Special Dispatch to TEE Ben.

PHILADELPHIA, March 18.-Super-
intendent Snowdeu of the mint says,
dies for the altered design of the new
five cent piece will not be READY for
two or three weeks. The altered coin
could not be issued till then. The
nickels now In circulation will not be
called In. Col. Snowden goes to New
Orleans to investigate the oircum.
stances connected with the issuing at
the New Orleans mint of gold coin
found below the standard by the assay
commissioner, who reported 1t to the
president.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
A Monetary Scare.
IN Tuu RHp

New LoRN, March 17.-There Is no
little unessiness among the business
men In New York In regard to the
t~ightness of the money market.
Money to-day was loaned at 109l5
per cent, and prime mercantile paper
at 6t@7 per cent. The bank state
ment Just Issued Is unfsverable, show
Ing In the reserve q decrease Of 81 604,-
624, and the banks now hold &c, TO-.
875 less than the legal requirements.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Colorado Crime.
Match An T,uu RIM

bpoctAl DiBpatch 70 IHE DE.
DENVER, March 49, Charles G.
Ballard, at one time teller of n of
the leading banks of Syracuse, suicided
here last night.
d. j. Twomly, formerly Of Boston,
lately Wholesale 0onfootioner Of this
city, was ohoked to death to- day while
eating fish at . lunch counter.
This evening, at Red Cliff, . small
mining camp neat Leadville, . man
named Mansfield shot and instantly
killed his wife, and then put . ball
throw his own head. He will die.
Cause, jealousy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

"A Desperate Band OF Thieves.
Special Dispatch 10 THH Brs.
SAN ANroNIA, Tex, March 49,
Two young men, 0 n of prominent
stock men Of this state, have been ar
rested here and have divulged the ex-
istence of o large gang Of cattle and
horse thieves. The band is said to be
composed Of some Of the most no.
torious and deperate men In the
state. Measures are being taken for
their arrest. Stock men are taking
great interest In the matter, but from
the dangerous character Of the gang
their capture 10 expected to involve Q
good deal Of blood-shed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
A Disastrous Collision.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 1.-Two
freight trains of the Chicago & Alton
and the Illinois Central came into col
lision at Normal yesterday. Eight of
the Alton cars were loaded with cat
tie, and the Illinois Central engine,
and several cars loaded with iror,
we're thrown from thetrack. Some of
the cattle were killed, and the cars
badly wrecked. The cause of the &C.
cident has not been ascerta'ned, but
1t ia believed by some that 1t was a
misunderstsn ding of signals.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19

st. Clair, vaise and the Croix Rouse
quarters ia Lyons. Everything Is
quiet.
MIDNIoHr-T The city is tranquil.
Her Won Hirschfield, secretary OF
the German embassy, has resigned on
account of failing eyeslght.
Parnell and O'Kelley have arrived.
Casimir Perier, Of the left center,
has defeated Charonnet, radical, for
the chamber of deputies.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Mysterious Arrests.
| Dim Itch 10 TIE bll.

CHARLESTON, s. O., March 10 Sat.
urdsy, In Clarendon county, Deputy
u. s. Marshal Wilson arrested nine
white men and one colored man, all
respectable, and took them to Florence
to await examination Tuesday. vii.
son said the arrest was for election
offsnses. He would give the prisoners
no more definite information. Bail
was refused ss the officer feared he
would lose his mileage.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
A Mother Murdered.

Special Dispatch 10 Tns Be.
WATERLOO, Mass, March, 10, 1:2O
q. m.-The wife of Edward Carleton
was murdered In the hallway Of her
own house at 7:30 last last night. Tho
door bell rang and Mrs. Carleton an
swered. Her daughter coming down
to see who was the visitor, stepped ON
the body of her mother at the foot OF
the stairs, her skull crushed with .
large rock. Carleton, = liquor dealer
In Boston, arrived home at midnight,
when he first learned Of the murder.
His wife was advanced In pregnancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
"A Swine ling Concern.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 1S "A re-
ceiver has been appointed to take
charge Of the Marion Trust company,
located In this city. The firm has
been In existence about one year, dur
Ing which time nearly $200, 600 were
taken In and SOC, 900 paid out. The
Victims Of the swindle number about
5000, The average amount received
from each is $40. 1t 10 not likely the
concern win pay anything.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Fatal Fires.

BLooMISoToN, Ind, March 49,
An incendisry fire occurred here last
night, destroying a barn. The wall
of the building burnt Friday fell last
night, burying beneath the debris four
men and one boy, three of whom will
die.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Lille, Take the Baby.
Special Dispatch to THH BKA.

NEW YORK, March 18.-Mrs. LII
lie Dsveraux Blake lectured tonight
In answer to Rev. DR.. Dix. She
said: "When womsn's influence is
felt In Its proper place, men will be
more human and their minds con-
verified from brute force"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
The Diamond Mime Grave.
Al THH BEE.

BRAIDwooD, ILL.,, March ia
large number Of people gathered at the
diamond mine to-day. Only five feet
of water remain to be pumped out,
and the bodies are expected to como
to the surface at any time. Hinged
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Tho Doctor Acquitted.
lsial Dianatch To TIM BHl.

Bpe'ial Dispatch 70 IHn BEE
PHILADELPHIA, March l7.-Dr.
VIM. l. Forbes, demonstrators OF anat-
omy In the Jefferson medical college,
who was charged with completely In
the desecration of graves in Lebanon
cemetery, was acquitted this morning
In the court of quarter sessions.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Black Mash.
- NJ n

Special DiBpatch 70 THh Bkb.
OSHKOSH, Wis.,. March 10 "A case
Of misoegenation has just been dis
covered In prominent circles here.
Anna Wei,brioh, 16 years old. mar.
rled Cyrus Bostwiok, oolored, in the
absence of her father, ten days ago.
The father returned yesterday and
discovered the fact. Bostwiok was
recently divorced from his first wife,
who was also white.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
FRANCE.
-.kol>.s Txun Nm

Special Dispatches ~ The BE.
PARIS, March 18.-Up to $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon the day had
been even quieter than usual. There
has bsen nothing unusual, even at
Champ DsMsrs where the meeting of
communists was announced to take
place and at Pere LaChaiz cemetery
where many of the slain communists
are buried. In the provinces the only
Incidents have been q small meeting
at St. Etienne which vas dispersed
without resistance and similar meet
ing at Roabaix, the dispersal of which
was attended with slight resistance
and the arrest of eight persons There
was no display Of troops In Paris
A number of communists held a
"punca" In Rue Temple to-day. A
toast was drunk in honor OF the com
mune aud revolutionary speeche.
made. The baptism of a child ended
the proceedings. Eight hundred per
sons attended a banquet at Lac Saint
Forgean. A letter from the Blanqui
sisters was read protesting against TIT
police searching their house for Louis
Michel. The meeting shouted lions
live the commune" and sang Gar
magnoli."
EVENING The city Is quiet
Several drunken anarchists were al
rested. At a meeting of 500 socialist
Mt Brasserie Des Paquis, an uproa
took place, fighting ensued and a doc
of the place broken. The meetin
afterward separated.
La Chapells Jsffrin, q member Z
the municipality In a speech eulog''
ing the commune, advised workmeI
to abstain from dlsorderly manifesto
lions.
Bsuquets were given In Guillottiel
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-19
Egan With the Fathers.
cial Dianatch IN TIM Ruu

npoCisi Dibpatcn W AIN DE.
WATERBURY, Conn, March 18.-At
the close of the lecture on st. Patrick
by Father Lilly, of Ohio, tonight,
Father Walsh introduced Patrick
Egan, former secretary of the Land
League, as "the little man who made
the British lion tremble." Egan said:
Ireland Is to-day In the hands Of the
most brutal aud coercive foe, who il
hanging innocent men, bayonetipg
women and shooting down children.
England, he said, with her spies, In.
formers and packed %juries, is trying to
crush out the national life of Ireland,
but there Is q new Ireland on this side
of the AtlantiC hioh will hold her to
a reckoning NJ the crimes committed
at her home. He believed Ireland's
long night of slavery was approaching
Its dawn, and that measures for her
national Independence would be sue.
cessful.