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MANY invalIds, including physicians, who
ubed RlEuMAIIsE.G after trying
everything else, pronounce II the only real
curative ever discovered for all rheumatic
diseases, and best remedy known Tor kidney,
bladder, liver and stomach disorder. Send
Ior proofs or medicine 10 DE-. ELNoRE, 100
William ntreeh New York, EThIAw
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Ncr an experiment or cheap patent medI:
cinets Browns Iron Bitters. It prepared
by ons OF the oldest aud most reliable ohemi'
cal firms, aud will do all that is claimed for
II. phW
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PALTIM0RE& OHIO RAILROAD co.

ID we
MRN ssEs.z:ss
On and after MAY -, 1853. passenger trains win
run "a demonstrating time;
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"PGpt, how did you get along In school
t Se .hraahInS paw hS S ''"S %es A Ss
asked me how many teeth . man had, and
said whole mouth iull."-FReger6t
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BY Or, FpaityS Maglc 1lnnaept. Cure
q ilby magic, PimpleS Black Heads o.
GrubI, BIo,Ghes, and EtuptionS on the Face
leaving the Ekiu clear, healthy, aud beauu
iuI. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheuin, Fore Nip
PIES Sore Lips, Old Obstinate Ulcers aat
sola BY all druggists and mailed on receIp
J. r. shIft and Logan & Co., Agents a
whe ling, and r, X. MccOnahey, Agent a
Bridgeport. pIV
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Tue Rev. George II. mayer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says; "Both myGeli and wife owe our
lives to shiloh's Consumption Cure.n Sold
by McLAln Brothers, and Alex. I. Young.
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something Of boom for him for the Preai.
dency, but / doubt whether any man who
isWiilIng To sit meek and eomplacent
under Nr. TildOn's elyslan mysteries is
going 10 effect this large country as man
nhaolnItlv Of the nrhL-claAA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-14

-N.,s,.al fever, Ague and Bll!ouales, will
leatte eveiJ neighboihoGd Rstoon a hop bltIts Al
my mother drove the paralysis and neuralgia
all out oi her SJItem with hop tit'cn'"-h' o.
EegO SHH. ,...-,
Keen the kidneys healthy with hop btttois and
you need no. fear sicfness.
-rcs water is rendt red harritIs and more rs,
lreshIng and rrVtyIng with hop btt'eia IN escn
drAught.
=, ~, nSet " 5S"t ioilITIhH4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-14

TUE only iron preparation that DOES moi
color the teeth, aud will not cauie headache
or constipation. a. other iron preparations
will 10 Browns Iron BItters. p4S
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All persons wIShiug 10 test the merits OF q
great iemedy-one that will positively care
consumption, coughs, Oolds, aathma, 6FoHchl'
lis, orany affection u the Throat and Lungs
are requested 10 call Of Logan & Cas- bridge
Corner Drug Store aud got . loo Trial BOttlI
don a. w6ics viii show You aS:. 4 resuls,
aiEad hottie will do INV.
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MEDICAL.
DARBYS
PROP HYLACTIC
FLUID.
A naa..h.Na a-tt-V
DARBYS

For Scarlet and
Typhoid PSyers,
DiphthSriA, Sail.
walton, liberated
soreThrOat, small
PoH, Measles. and
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smLoH'G virALizEB IL what you need FOL
Constipation, Loga Of Appetite, Dizziness and
s, y. pis sos S 81 acS B b. saS =
and Alex. 7, Young. pAW,
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Hosr (really in agony about his polished
iDlAid n lor): Hadn't you better come on
the carpet, old fellow? I'm 80 afraid ypn
might hip, you knov.p Guest with
wooden leg)i "oh, It's all right, old fell
low-thaREs There's nall in the end,
Won know,n-ColiSgs Journal.
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sul1gu's Caiarrh Remsdy-a positive cure
for CSIarrh, DIphtheriA and Canker Mouth.
sold by McLsin Brothers, aud Alex. 7.
NnnnH. nAH
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CArAERu CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by shlloh's CatArrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Easal Injector free. Sold by Mo
Lain BtOLhers, and Alex. 7. Young. p4w.
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Home ltcnls.
IAN your own fault
II you remain lirk when yfn ran
Gel hon bittoTH than neYeF-Fdl.

Get hop bitton than neYer-Fhl.
Thu weakest woman. smallest child, and Lckest
lny1lld can ute hop bitten with safety and great
god.
old mon tottefing around from Rheumatism,
kidney trouble or any weakness will DO almost new
by uslug hop bitten.
Ny wife and daushter were made healthy BY
the NE Oi hop bittefS ard ! recommend them 70
ny Observation-Disclosures clergyman.
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sLRrFLEB NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shllohs Cure Is the remedy
for you. Sold by Mcl.ain Brothers, and
Alex, T, Young. D4w.
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No, O-BelIsIre and Cambridge Accommodation
leaves BellAire at 30 m. and 40 p. N. daily ex-
cept SUNDAY.
h d o. Sleeping Can on all through tralnA
Cio,e conpectioIS are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
3 desirable route for colonistt and persons moving
10 The great West, and 10 whom particular siten-
ton q given.
vHEELIN0, FrfTs. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Leave Wheeling 80 10 q. M, LOO p. N 40 p N.
Ne trains nun on this Division on Sunday.
Tickets 70 ali principal points on ale al Depot
Sleeping Car accommodations can be secured ~
D'p0' THos, II B. HAAsE
Ticket Agent, B. d o. Depot.
JOHN Bili.lB,
Ticket Agent under Mclnre Hsuse.
John 7, LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent
", n. CLEMENTS, N. oil 7.
R T. DRyRIEs. Gen'l Agent. wheeling.
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Dc. G. oImStead, Milwaukee, Wis, ssys:
"I hiyo uIed 1t In my practice ten years, and
eontldsr Ii 0 valuable nerve tonic" TrrIS&W
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Niak pAIlt any chcml,t who will Hnd, on an
LySV lObo.lSsa. 5 g. one particle Of Mercury
lssliSd RiaOiun, osAuY mineral substance.
THE SWIFT sPECIFlc CO.,
pnwer .. Atlanta, Ga.
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LABlrs, a piece OF adyioe-neyer send
your letters by male.-BurlingIon Free
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YouN0 men or middle aged ones, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weak.
nessls should send three stamps for Part VII
Of Worlds Di5penSIfy Dime seSies oil books.
Address World,s'DlipenAAJy Medical Ascot
Ation. buffalo, n. Y, WAR
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srwdalo,As Hitchcock, which will b mailed
free -.
$IT!r Small lie, N.Oo per bottle. Large ne
(hOidlnE double QpSnt,tyl, ai,7S per bottle; An
pfugrlts IslilL lEn
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LOTTERIES

-.,,,.l, ,t,au,sd sI =. 9IvS 20 MESntSiy.
-. u % s.ii i,S,L PIXIE, S7S,Ooo.ss
sEc I. any ts. sAHSs III Pfop0''''n
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tah't tsoWn md used swlil'A SP9clAc for more
aniathJ Iuu, hul haze seen Innio won1efIni
'si' iion, u u,c thAnir ~ any Icmedy IN q GUY
:, W Fh,futcopWlA. II Il = cvTtAlE and sAie IN
h'Sf val, Ofp VI FlOnd PylAlEl.
J. DICRSLN sAiTg, ". d
Atlanta, Ca
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9TOcEs-The market was unsettlSd during thn
\ forenoon but bsotms afm1r betWeUn nom and J
O'Clock and IN the u hORf WGI duh.
The rySulL Of the dsy's buslntts Il fractional Dc
cline Tne majority OF stocks, though few alIO AZ
u 70 y per teni higher, VIZ; CAuAtA Sjuthefti
LLle en0ie, Otnaha 9 Otrg0u Improvement.
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle oil
shIlOh's CataErh Remedy. Price 90 cents,
Sold BY McLain BrothGS and Alex 7. Young,
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joyearg:

lhUe MhEn sud watched the ute Of Swilts
Is ia' ~ Ustilny yeas aud have nr!er known
FHdii TAX NJ / used II on mi servants from
b' 'nlA W I'D Bl,OA uumbeF Of my relHhblfs
~ ~ Utfy rss that came within my knowledge
Itirtei = ruN IA al my life I have never
rosa remedy TINT would 10 FULLY accomplish
H. i, DESSAfD. Perry, Ga.
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Tar genuine sARAFoaA Hon ROCK eFRISa
WARM, for sale by all druggists by the dozen,
bottle or GALLON. Address all ofders 70 the
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
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]. +. shIrk and Logan 4 Co., agents at
wheeilug, aud R, K. AeConshey agent at
Bridgeport pAN,
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Ghs gatsaIgsttcar.
An EnlIern I.eEena.

Oflr' No.. 50 ava "a i'snFifrHth NiFtel.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

ate this morning with but iout dissent.
Ing votes. This Is. o house bill and
Will COZ s~equently become q law a.
o as 1t receives the signature Of the
governor. This amount was sppro.
priated by the legislature twelve or
fifteen years ago, but by some accident
was eve called for and was covered
bs OK into the treasury.
The bill appropristipg money IL
erect a new building for the reform
school at Kearney passed the senate
this morning by q vote OF "a to 2. Az
originally passed by the house, this bill
appropriated $40 600, but the senate
cut the same down to 800, 900. The
house has concurred In the senate
amendments, and the Kearrey PEG.
pie, who are here watching this bill,
are consequently happy.
To day Is the day fixed by the joint
committee for the final ad journmens,
bat as the senate has failed to adopt
the report of said committee, 1t ia
hardly probable that an adjournment
will be had for several days.
None Of the appropriation bills have
been acted upon by the senate, and 1t
is thought By those who pretend to be
posted that an &C ournment cannot be
reached this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
The School Disaster

Special Dispatch to Thu BEE.
New YORK, February 22.-The
Funeral services over the bodies of
fourteen Of the fifteen victims of the
terrible accident of the Fourth street
parochial schools, took place this
morning Ia the church of the Most
Holy Rsdeemer, where the solemn
requiem mass was celebrated. The
collins were taken to the church in
fourteen white hearses and carried
through two lines of independent rife
companies, attached to the church,
to the altar rail-, in front of which the
ccfins we're laid. Twelve little girls
dressed in white and wearing black
Grape scarfs stood at the heads Of the
ccfias Twsnty-six girls similarly
dressed ranged along the altar.
The services were most impressive.
On either side of the church there OK.
tended an immense crowd of people,
filling the sidewalk and roadway,
while in every window and roofsop OF
the populous tenements of the neigh.
borhood there were also lockers on.
Similar throngs of people filed all the
streets through which the funeral
procession passed on the way to Cal.
vary cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Tho Diamond Mine Disaster.
Ipecial Dispatch to THR BBE.


BRAIDwooD, ILL.,, February a.
The work OF pumping the Diamond,
mine continues. Two more pumps
are being placed In position, making
six In all. Up to this hour the wa
ter va lowered 40 feet. The wealth
er Is growing GOLD. It Il feared tho
pumps will ire. 70, as they stand ON
an unprotected prairie. Every pre-
caution Ia being used to prevent this
mishap. The relief fund to-day wss
swelled to $500. 1t Is asserted
authoritatively that the shaft will DO
abandoned after the bodies are re-
covered. Hugh j. Jewell, principal
owner of the Diamond coal company,
writes Supt. Fordyoe. "Use every
available means and spare no ex-
pense to reoove the bodies"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
THE FA NOUS LOG ROLLER.

THE ELONGATED ASS OF DOUGLAS AIR
ING HIS CoNCEIr HE GOT
LEFT
Special Correspondence Of The Bee
LINCOLN, February 22.-Durlng the
residing Of the senate record this
morning, Mr.. Harrison moved that
the senate record be made to CORES
pond with the facts. He said that on
yesterday the president had announced
that the resolution appointing a com.
mittee to investigate into the
printing of the fraudulent report of
the %"Joint rAileoad COMMITTEES" as
carried, when in fact II was tabled.
He asked that the records be made to
show the facts as he had stated, and
the journal was 20 corrected.
The committee on Fl lancs, ways
and ear made q report On the bill
for the payment Of the salaries of the
officers Of the state government and
recommended that the bill Is it passed
thu house be cat down in the sggre-
gate e6, 900. This committee has al
ready considered the general appro.
priation bill and have agreed
10 OUT THE SANE DOWN
about $S2, Ocs. The committee have
not yet made their report, but 1t is I'M
dsrstood that fully this amount will be
taken out. Early in the session the
senate sent several resolutions to the
house, asking that the appropriation
bills be sent to the senate at an early
day, but that body declined to do
anything till the very last hours of the
s~esslop, when they all came in a
bur on, and the men who live off Of
the state hopsd to crowd thinga
through this body without due consid
GRAFTON, but in this they have failed.
Il has been customary for the senate
and house committees on ways and
means to meet together and to fix up
these appropriations, but this year
Mr.. GRAY, CT DOUGLAS,
said that the house committee did moi
require the help of the senate commit
tee, and the consequence is that 1t hai
to be considered separately, which Of
course occupies time. After snubbine
the senate In the above manner, Mr..
Gray, the chairman of the house com.
mittee, came and saked to be consult
cd before anything was done by the
senate committee, but Senator Conk.
Ling, the chairman of the senate com
nittee, very politely Informed hin
that they could get along without hi
help.
The bill appropriating $500 towardl
the completion Of
rHE LINCOLN MONUMENT,
ct Springfield, Illinois, passed the sen
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Rs ilroad Construction in 1882.
Special Dispatch to The BMs.

CHICAGO, February 22.-The Rail.
way Age will publish tomorrow a
summary of railway construction In
the United States for the year 1882.
The account covers only the main
track. 1t shows construction In 45 OF
the AZ states and territories on 342
lines. The aggregate Ii IL, 343 miles,
or about 1900 miles more than In
1881, which exceeded any precious
year by Q 900 miles. The construc.
ton is divided as follows: The five
New England states, 53A miles; four
middle statee, 1,315A miles; five mid
die western utates, 2 V7A miles; clever
southern states, 1,4904 miles; four II
Missouri river belt, 2,U63} miles; 6v,
In the Kansas belt, {. 1871 miles; fivt
in the Colorado belt, 1,165 miles; siz
in the Pacific belt, 1920 miles. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
A Broken Gorge.
8. ecial Dispa'c CHI to the BEE.

8. ecial Dispa'ch to the BEE.
ST. LOUIS, February pa special
from Alton tIll says the upper gorge
there moved at IL o'clock, carrying
away the box factory, ~submerging the
building and running the msohinery.
The main gorge reached st. Louis on
a two-foot rise, and passed the hsrbor
without any dam ge; $4,000 feet Of
a raft that was broken up by the Toe
at Alton slough caught here, but half
a million more of the same raft swept
past the city on the way below.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

Safe ARRIVAL f1ths Nede<lAna. Z
Special Dispatches to TIE BEE. sc
CHICAGO, February .22.-W. e.
Lawrence, western agent of the Red
Star Line, received advicss of she
safe arrival 10 New York of the
steamer Nederland from u Antwerp,
This is the stesmer supposed to be
wrecked in the Eagllsh channel, from
the fact that a bottle was found, con.
tanning a paper stating the vessel was
going down. Putting the bottle In
the ocean Was doubtless the work of
some malicious person.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
A Rspub loan Caucus
Dispatch 10 THH bHR.

WASHINGTON, February ga eau
Gus of the Republican members or
the senate was held this morning for
the purpose Of determining the order
OF business In regard to matters OF
genersllegislation now pending. Pend
ing discussion, the house adjourned,
and It was agreed To hold another
caucus tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

ing nearly three hours. Full discuss.
ion OF the tariff question was had and
the only conclusion arrived at wat
that the tariff bill should be given 10
a conference committee as the only
safe way to ~perfeoting q bill which
would satisfy the expectations of the
country.
Avery full and frank interchange
OF views was had, resulting, In the
adoption OF . resolution declaring It
to be the opinion Of the caucus that
the republican members Of the house
should vote non.concurrense In the
senate amendments to the revenue
bill, which has been made the basis
OF the senate tariff bill. This action,
however, did not settle the principal
difficulty in the way of getting the
bill before the committee of conference
as proposed, and no decision wa,
reached with regard to such change
OF the rule as would obviate the diff.
fculty.
THE RECEPTION AMP BANQUET.
after the military order OF the Loya
Legion to the ladies, this evering, In
observance Of the birthday of Wash.
ington, raj the most brilliant sociaI
event of the season. The president,
who Is a member of the order, was
present, accompanied by Mrs. Nc,
Elroy. All prominent ofiosrs Of the
army, navy and volunteers were pres.
ent accompanied by ladies. Toast,
were responded to by Speaker Keller,
General Hawley and George Curtin.
The president afterwards attended
the regular Thursday evening recep
tion at Secretary Frelynghuysents
IN THE Deg SHOW
to-day the special purse for the bes'
spaniel of any breed was awarded Col
Smart Taylor, of Cheyenne. Wyo
ming.
CAN FIND IT.
Congressman Bedford, after an &C
tive search through the banks, canno
find any trace of such a check drawn
BY him as was described by Rerdell.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
The Closing Hours Of the Legs.
lature Accompanied by the
Usual Excitement.
The Monopolists Practically
Block all abroad Legis.
lation,
While the Senate Prunes the
Capitol Steal of It's OBJ
noxious Features.
bro wn, Mcshane and Deck Fight
the Bill ut Every Torn.
Special Dispatch TO THs BBx.

Special Dispatch TO THs BEE.
LINCOLN, February 22.--The cap.
itol presented the spectacle of con-
fusion and hustle Incident to the clos
Ing hours of the session. The forty
days limit within which members draw
pay closes at midnight, and few are
disposed to serve their country with
out rations. Both houses labored
hard and steady from early morning
until near midnif t. The action OF
the house this me aing In adopting q
report adverse to ,ne senate railroad
bill created intense indignation, and
friends of the capt. tax became
alarmed that the senate would retaliate
by killing their bill. A motion by
Roberts to recorder ard refer thi.
bill back to the tsilroad committee
for revision was ('ried by a large
vote.
Meantime the 'enpnate took the
house railroad bi . and devoted al.
most the entire day to amending
this bill, which nov is nearly iden.
tical with the original senate bill.
The house railroad oommitte
meanwhile patched up the
senate bill with q few worthless
amendments. Jensen made q minor.
ity report recommending the adoption
of the senate bill as agreed on by the
committee of the whole. In this con
dltion the railroad bills are left until
tomorrow. lr.
Much routine business was trans,
acted In the house. Among the i'm.
portant bills passed Yves the bill In.
~creasing the number OF district judgel
and the bill for township organization
and the merchants assignment bill.
The capitol bill was made q specia
order for 8 p. M, after q warm con
test, and the senate enjoyed the mos
av"itins debate of the session over TIL
bill. The opposition was led b,
Dsch, Brown of Douglas, and Nc
Shane. They made an admirable an,
effective fight. Several importan
amendments were epprsfted on tn,
bill. The appropriation was reduce,
from one mill to one-hslf mill. ant
several Important provisions tina
afford a safeguard against reckless
waste and defective construction wer'
adopted. The bill was then engrosset
for q third reading.
Both houses adjourned at midnight
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Another Bonansa Statesman.

Another Bonanza Statesman. e.
Special Dispatch to THK Bee.
Dies MONIES, February o.. United
States Senator Fair, from Nevada,
spent several hours here yesterday
looking over our city. Ee 10 en- route
to Washington, and said he only de-
sired to be there when the session of
congress adjourns.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
N OF a Strike.

P%lrrsroN, Pa, February 2l.-The
stove works started work to day With
new men. The moulders have been
on q strike sincs January 1. This
gives employment to a large number OF
men and boys. .|O
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
The Prisoners Quiet

SING SING, February 22.-The state
sff airs here this morning are more
favorable. The men are quistinp
down.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Opposed TO Sprague.
| hanalnh In TmN RnH

Providence, r. l., February 2l.-
The democratic state central commit
tee oppose the candidacy Of ex.Sena-
tor Sprsgue for governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

NEw YORK, February @ .-Loulse
Fioreu, injured In the school panic,
died TO- day, making the eighteenth
Victim Examiner Rsilly reporss he
examined the school building q few
months ago. and found nothing
wrong.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Nav Orleans Races

Now Or1e0us Races D.
Special Dispatch to The PES. 4.
NEW ORLEANS, february 20. First
race, loo yards, Wedding Day won;
time 1:l03 :
Second race, seven eighths of o
mile, Annie G wop; time 1872
Third race, one mHe, Lizzie Nc.
Whirter won; time 1.484
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
A Sophomore Trick.
Nspatch 70 The BEE.

HANOVER, February 22.--Many
sophomorea of Dartmouth college have
been suspended, refusing to give the
names of members OF the class who
larded the faculty seats In the chapel.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
The Amsriosa Relief Fund

Special Dispatch to THH BKH
NHw YORK, February 90. B.
Richards q Co., have transmitted to
Europe In aid of the sufferers by the
Rhine inundstions a total amount of
$1l2 IVA,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

DUBLIN, February 20 Midnight
During the past few hours the author
tiles have received information that
Mrs. Carey was completely boyootted
since her husband turned informer.
Not one OF the tenants aid their rent
and notices were chslked on the door
steps warning persons not to pay rent
to the "oursed informer."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

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WASHINGTON, February 22.-The
army and Notification appropriation