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A Scheme For a Double Track From
New York to Council Bluffs to
Be owned and Controlled
BY Farmers.

There have been many proposed
solutions for the ~perplexing enigma of
how to control and regulate railways,
and many proposed remedies for
grievances of ex~tortionste Yates. MI.
n B. castor, CT this city, has for
years given much thought and time
to the question, and some years ago
began an agitation in favor of a double
track railway built and controlled by
the people. Having been occupied
by other business since then he has
been keeping more qulet on this sub
ject, but now has renewed His at
tempgs to wake up the people on the
subject, with the hope Of OF least get
ting them to put on their thinking
caps. The following ia the gist Of his
plan as given in his own words:
The proposition Ia that the people
build a double track freight railroad
from New York to Council Bluffs. 1t
will be useless for me to talk or write
in regard to this matter unless l frat
convince the people of the necessity
and the value Of it in dollars and
cents. If l claim that the average
farmer on 1G0 acres # land js taxed
to the amount cf--well, let Is figure
1t up, and say for Instance he wall
raise 100 acres of com, 30 bushels psr
acre, 5000; worth in Courcil Bluffs
so cents per bushel-the same date
In New York II cents, q differ.
enoe of Al cents per bushel, MULTIPLY
the produce Of 100 acres Of cola, s..
coo buhhels, by the difference and we
have So, $50, TO which to be added a
large item for Lumbar, coal and other
heavy goods, which would eesuy bring
the amount up to figures, ~ stated ia
q previous article, So GO) per quarter
section of land. Taking the'e figures
into consideration, / claim | can figure
without q shadow Of doubt tha; the
people who would DO within easy reach
of the road could build. the road and
own It, could pay good wages for tisna.
porJaJlon aud save o 5000 cat
Of one average crop Not only 90
this but forever regulate rud c02gIoi
the freight traffic, that will continue
in the flture as in the past, to grow
aud expand with the natural increase
of population in this country. This
would be a peaceful revolution more
potent and lasting to our country than
ANY revolution that hes called forth
Atho 8rmies Of nntiOns ard las crushed
Oh. tho lives # thoir poaplo, luis is
d.aarming ae tyrant that has been
stealing tine nights, that hae been
forging the chains Of slavery 10 bind
ia hand and foo. and deliver % into
tho hands Of the railroad kiaga,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29

formal charges were preferred, In
fact there seemed no one who
had any disposition to shoulder
such a responsibility, but the names of
several persons were suggested as
knowing something, or having said
something ~apsinst this official who
thus courts investigation. Some of
the persons accepted the call to appear
before the committee, and their sworn
statements were taken down in brief,
with the understanding that they
should not be made public until the
committee had decided upon its report
the evidence being exparte, and there
being a possibility that MIR. Savacosl
can explain II in a satisfactory manner.
There seems az yet no hint
oven that there is any fault
to be found with his official
career, 30 far as honesty and faithful
ness are concerned, the gossip being
confined mainly to his personal con-
duct i'll regard to females. The com.
mittee expects to complete it's work
to-day, 30 as to no able to report to
the council to night. Its finding is
not expected to be that of q jury, or
by no means final, but simply whether
there u enough bottom In the storles
told to warrant tho council in prefer
,iug charges, or taking other action,
or whether they are merely the Off
spring of gossips, and the malice of
enemies.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
BLOOD WILL TELL
A Lively Sale of Short Holn Cattle
at Good Prices.

SHANANDoAH, 10, January 20 -
The public sG!s of tho Arlington nerd
of short norm cattle ct this place to-
day vas well attended By representa-.
two stock 2ron FROM all par Of the
qtsto, and aome from the state Of Mis-
pourl The cattle were owned by
ReoIy, Klara ~ Hdgort, snd con-
sisted Of % bead II tho choicest OF
Inc short mona breec.
Theme mcn hav9 been very eno1.
getic 10 collecting together hess iae
cattle, and they h.yo been yoIy vol
rewarded for th3rr pains, rs viii 90
shown by the h. following:
l. VIII require 600 mucd space to
give an gooOuut a.. .E8 entire nerd ia
detail, hui We VIA. piy9 that Of a fov
OF Thorn. OF the % mead offered, 40
rsro aold, rho 'otal receipts being
81 800. The Iosat that any were sold
for was sos, while $50 were bid ia a.
$3.50. The anJira number gold aver.
agtd upvarGs of 800.
No. 3-Nell,e Bly, Of Ruralusis was
purchased by Mr., $. Stanoerg f
500
No. 5-Roso R3niclI purohaaed ~
j. BsHrdsley, Of Shenandoah, for
Sl85
Rose Reulok, O roam haifer, c-iyed
on The IAN DAY # May, 1882 10 orc
/ 81 tina finest br.t yauuB Phi lieey tr
be found, and with proper care eao
will equal hex dam, Belle Renick LIST,
n of TOO bel. show COWS ever pro.
duced in tho gost. We might 90 on
With eoch ono Of these select animals,
but suffice it TO say that the expert.
ment tried by thcs1 mel hes met with
its reward, and at the anne time dem.
onstrated that the farmers are quick
to show their appreciation OF any a..
tempt to Improve tho stock It me
country. It would not do, # cyrrae,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29

house In Creston on the 10th, blowing tho
large cooking range into fragments and
narrowly ESCAPING, killing two cooks. The
trouble camo from ice in the pipes Of the
water tank.
Grace Presson, q young girl who went
to Osceola and claimed to be the wife of q
young man there, but was not acknowl-
edged, and was taken to the Benedict home
in Des Moines to be cared for, has become
insane and has been confined In the Mt.
Pleasant asylum.
A New York man is negotiating for
5000 acres of land in Lyon county, eight
miles west of Sibley, for the raising Of
Bermuda fax, A mill will be built and
the fax utilized on the spot. Twenty
steam-plows are to he put at work when
the weather gets warm enough for bust
ness.
There are more applications for aid from
the poor of Des Moines this winter tuau
ever before. Recently a well.dressed mau
went to the county audiror's,ofice and said
he was unable to find work and that his
family was star
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
SNIFFlNG and SMELLING,
The Police Committee Busy With the
Dirty Stories Told AbCuJ the
CITY Clerk.

Ia { 'ordsuce with tho request
made by City Clerk savaccol, the
police corr .ttoe consulting Of Aider.
man Wood, Goulden and Eicher con
menced on Saturday TN investigation
of the stories current upon the streets
concerning bis personal character. Mr..
Hunter served as clerk for the com.
mittee, aud C1l. Daley waa s,ven a
seat o representing Mr., Savaoool. No
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29

ts*"He who "a Io23Y to buy by his
enemies wall never wan. O supply Of
them" IC 10 cheaper - buy a tue
friend In kidnoy-Wort who wiz drive
away those miserable enomiea, a torpid
liver, con1tipation, diabetes, p Cd, dis-
caHed kidneys and bowels. This rem
edy is now prepared In liquid as we'll
% in dry form.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
owe MY Existence.

Abigail S. Coles, OF Moore town, burlington
Co., N. } says: "E' ghteen months ago 4 had
Drop y arouni the. heart, My physicians and
ir ends de paired Of my ever getting w,ll. The
first bottle OF Hunts Remedy gave me great re-
lief. feel " my very exist nee to Hunt q
Remedy, and | am deeply thankful
Aladip's lamp wrought mighty things, but
Hunts Remedy works mightier. Try ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
The World Moves--Sklu and Science Trr-
u%mphant.

The World Moves--SklH and Science Trf-
umphant,
Cur reporter relates the following r markable
experience OF one Of cur most reliable and
substantial merchants, Deacon stephen G. Ma
son. Mr.. Mason says that from 1S6 TO 1880 he
suffered terribly f,om ~ quaut 'c,, severe at
tacks Of lnfiammatory kh umati m n, last
attack In the winter Of - ana 80 W.. = SO, Gro
~ to render him unab Q to take : l. in four
months. His physicians though TIA t one ,ide
OF him was paralyzed, and both knees came
30 stitf that ! Q could not bend them. tn ,oc-
tors pronounced his case incurable, l'Ar ny him
In a terrible condition. He was then iniuced to
try Hunts Remedy byl a medic'l friend ,who
told him that mis- whole sickness and trouble
arose from kidney disease, and convinced Mr.
halon thst such was the case, and after taking
1t Blk weeks was entirely cured, and Is now in
such excellent physical condition that neither
damp weather nor wet feet affect him disagreea-
bly, Mr.. Mason says that his cure Is complete,
as II is more than two years since he has had the
disease. al attribute my most remarkabl, yure
solely to Hunts Remedy, the 1 iallible / idnsy
and Liver Medicine says Mr.. Mason PfCvi-
dence Evening Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
FILCHING FUEL.
A THO of Boys Called to the Front for
Stealing Coal.

The Rock bland Hallway seems dc.
termined to- break up IL possible, the
practice of stealing coal from the cars,
which seems to be INDUCED IN quite
freely by both men and boys. 1t is
stated that about two tons a day are
thus carried off. Boys, not content
with what they can carry off in their
arms, have in some instances rugged
up hand sleds and haInessed dogs to
them, thus dragging off quite a load at
time. In the csees of the ooysit seems
that the parents who use
the coal are more to blame
than the juveniles, but some
of the parents claim ignorance, insist.
ing that they Thought that the boys
were just bringing nome such coal
as they could 6ni laying around loose,
as dropped from cara and wagons. On
Saturday three boys, Alex Lewis,
Oharles Calhoun and sam Tutty were
arrested for stealing coal. The jCdge
gave them a tatheriy talk, and held
before their minds the terror of tho
reform school, CT which the prospect
OF having prayers every morning, he
ing compelled 80 attend church on
Sunday, seemed to stick In their iu.
vcnile mind with the most dread. He
continued their cases one week TO give
them a chance so show their honesty
in promisipg TO ain no more, There
geom to be two classes who are doing
the pilteIIng, one who are really needy
and are too proud to apply to tho
county for relief, the other who steal
for the sake Of stealing, and the oaasa
therefore brought need nice handling,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
IOWA LIE M ).

Rex Rapid is about TO organize a fire
company.
Wspsie river has produced apickerel
weighing % pounds.
WIN. Armstrong has been found guilty
of incest in Dubuque.
The people If Sioux county will soon
a q grand wolf hunt.
Alton dirposed of So, 900 worth of hogs
In one day just before the blizzard.
The Cedar Rapids packing houLe en-
ploys 600 men and cuts up 400 hogs a
day.
Dss Moiues' free dispenpary Is extern.
sivcIy patIonizCd, having from fifteen to
twenty callers IL day.
The Decatur county agriculture! society
met laFt week and increased the capital
stock to $1,000.
Blu lington's new Union depot wa,
opeaoi on the 2lst inst. IT. Is said to be
an Gle CANT structure.
The Iowa State Leader kicks because 10
many stereotype plates are used by the
papers Of the state.
The business men of Nicola havs :" .no.
lied "a stock company to build u IIg,s..
The capital is 81, 900.
The Cedar RAPIDS ice men have taken
time by the ~forelncf and have 100 COO tons
Of congealLd water in store.
The Iowa railroad, for the most part,
have rAl'Jd the suow b~lockades, and are
again I~unniug thor trains IN time.
Iowa Falls is working hard to have a
Congregational academy hpilt there. A
bonus 0i 81, OJO * necessary Do secure It.,
a movement IA On loot to establish a
plow-wurps at Independence, with $3.50,
COZ capital Moline parties are backing
the scheme,
The pool line trains running from Chica-
20 O. Council bluTI have resumed the salo
NJ vines aud liquors on their dining
coaches,
Some ait2ln7,t Dos MoiuCs prcranted
t1a fire department 500 No appreciation Of
their .prycas ~ tho recent burning OF tLS
Claan bl.cE
Tho Committees sl.ulntsl ny the UIGi
IONS Ds4. citation TO 100 licit subscription )
90 the Hanson q hIiIl- mil u%roiect in
OdeDui- has alreaoy raised sl,2(J.
The nCs Moruea water company found
i5ec'i 10 f. lot box when ID threatened To
stop The Halyr. worhs ia that city. and had
On cat crow. The works viii not be shut
tlwniu auy event,
Tn,re ave- about 600 crolmeries IN Iowa
s-ld the yioli OF nuttsr w estimated AZ 100.
coo 600 per anHurn, which at ~ cents per
pound would amount 90 SO O0O, 600.
The cast aile school house az InGepend.
euce caught on fire ono day last week.
There were between two and three hun.
dred ohil'rou in the building at tho time.
@ rkel, z Co.. have secured at the Goa
liggirqa On me Sioux whit 10 opposed to
be IN i~ueyhpus,iblo supply of hrs cloy,
from which the Indian pottery was Goa.
-yrUcteu,
Annmgsa expect 20 get an extension #
tn q, & y. W. railway TO that place ia
the Uring, and Tho people are trying tc
secure the night of way for the ST. Prul,
NiHpe7otn luu Sea Coast road.
The newly discovered fossil coral G,
Charles City is TO ne utilized, and Ivy
spri1E about s.. 600 will BE- invested in
buildings and machinery, anu the odd
G.uno no turned and sawed into desirable
shapes.
An explosion occurred at the Summit
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
QCl. 4. ]. FOaTEk.

~iYoungstown, Ohio, May 10, 1880.
NDa, Il. J. Kendall h Gel had a very yAluA.
bic Hambletonlan colt tba, l priced very highly.
ne had = large bone spawn on ono JOINT and .
5mEli one on the other which URda him veiy
lane; had him under the charge o two veteF.
iLRTy surgeons which failed 10 cure him. Iw.S
0ue dRy reading the dyGTtlsoment o. KcnuAIl's
SPAWN Cure In nc Chicago EIp.css,I deteTmlnsd
RtCnco 20 Try IL aud got our druggists here 10
Iord for L, and th0y ordered three bottles; / took
Gl aud J thought / would give u = thorough
tfEi, | used it according % directions and che
fourth day the colt coaiod 90 be lame and tia
lumps have disappeared. / used bat one bottle
aud the colts lhlbs are as tree CT Jumps and ~
smooth As any horae In the state lie Is entire.
ly cured. Ihe cure wa5 30 remarkable tina
have lettwo OF my nsighbors have tbs rsmain.
my two bottles who are now uningit
Very respectfully,
L. +. FOSTER
send ios illustrated circular giving positive
proof. Price n. All Druggists have ID OF can
got ltioI you. DR.. 3. J. Kendall B Co, PIC.
pglsIoIs, EnosbuIgh Fails, VI.
SOLD BY ALL
d.W'lV
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29

for too many to engage in this work;
but there is q large field to operate in,
and many more could turn their at
tention In that direction and find
profit In it. CAMP.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
The Beat.

william ~. Wilson, NJ, Springfield, Ellington
Co., Ga, says: 81 prescribed Hunts remedy in
scomplicatoi case Of Dropsy which I had been
treating for eight ye rs, and | find Hunts REM
ely is tro bc.t meoicine for dropsy and the kid
news 1 hlyug ever uaed %
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29

The wonders Of modern chemiEtry
arc apparent in the beautiful Diamond
Dyes. All kinda and colors of Ink can
be made from them.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29

Weak muaclea and nerves, slurgish
ness of thought and inactivity, cured
by Browns Iron Bitters.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29

If you are a frequenter or q resident
of a mis'matic district, barricade your
system against the scourge Of all new
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

removes tho uncomfortable feeling
sometimes experienced after excessive
nCking or chewing.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
countries-ague, bilious and inter.
mittent fevers- by the use of Hop
Bitters.

Sept. 14th, 1880.
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 Bitters, and they have
done wonders for me. l am well and
able to work, and eat and sleep well.
/ cannot say too much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON ROBBINS.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29

WATER WAVES.

That never Dquhec hmprg at Ma j. J. Goods Hall Store xtp res never bhre toMhed by
ny herm rdeahc Also q full line of switches, etc. at greatly reduced prices Ako gold,
Nvra md cdcrd nets Waves made rom aides own hair Do not fail to call before puphgLg
elsewhere. All gooisw aIpntedRs represented hRS j. j
RnF Council ufs Iowa
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-19
WOE UNTO US.

If the following prophecy is full
filled there will he exceeding lively
shines in this part of the world next
spring. 1t is from Prof f. Stone
Virgins, LII d., astronomer of the
Canadian finance department, and is
directed to President Arthur. The
communication IS dated Ottawa. No
vcmbcr u:
On the I'D Of September last | an
nounced through the Canadian press
that a great storm would occur in
March next, that it would first be felt
in the Northern Pacific. would appear
i'll the Gulf of Mexico on the night of
the 9th, and being reflected by the
Rocky Mountains, would cross this
meridian from the west at noon of
March II, 1883
No vessel, whatever her dinrn
sions, will be safe out OF harbor. and
none of small tonnage can hope to
survive the tidal wave and fury Of the
tempest As the wind viii blow from
the southeast, thu plan e.ary force
will be sufficient to submergo the
low lands of the American coast, ca
pecially those bordering on the Gulf
Of Mexico and washed by the Gulf
stream, while the air currents for
several hundred miles along the cast
side OF th" Rocky Mountain range,
owing to the atmospheric pressure in
those regions, will spread universal
destruction.
'Thc New England States will also
suffer severely from the winds and
floods, No point outside of harbor.
in the whole area of the Atlantic. cs
pecially north of the equator. will be
Il place Of safety, for this will be- pre-
emlnently the greatest storm that
has visited this continent since the
days of your illustrious first Presi-
dent.
In view Of this event, therefore. L
take the great liberty of representing
to your EXcellency the advisability of
ordering all United States ships into
safe harhors NOT later than the 5th of
March, till THIS storm be passed"
A new war steamer for the Chinese
government has been launched at
Mannheim, Germany.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-19
BITS OF FUN.

ing all the time.
Happy is the home with the hired
girl who has no cousins
The purse of the fashionable swell
Is generally Is empty as his head.
Treading on a mans foot is the
best way To acknowledge the corn.
BLOOD will fell" SO be careful how
y"" make c"hiidahts o. your rrla-
tons
Germany prohibits the importation
Of American pork. Who ever Sausage
'"J',''i'V
Mary statesmen look upon morn
ing c"ch'al rs c'ilAtlt"'i"ilal
aihehdiheh'-
q, '"ili."Wrr n''N'I are no" ~, m9'" III
I Iid' n,'''."t"r '''' Vi 'is''i9 n''""
'''7' '''''0' ~
Thirteen clubs are very popular
HOW, especially with whist -plavrrs
when clubs are trlmps.
RarreI eIrnI rote manor ! tbo
Latest racket usrd Inv thnIr b,n.r;nr
"a Va. r.ltr,rnI .,I,r.,.. #
bnt il * , sm.,;r;7,.. CHIN, Wl,nr"
was that ,,nn.n 1ur;r,, th,. w,rp
Inc architect plan is quite often
SIMPLY a plan to get all III" money
Client '' Wv
49,
WY Is young man like kernel
OF corn |: asked a young lady. BE
cause. SAID another "he turns white
When Ii" pops.
A correspondent suggests that the
name of Washington be changed to
Whitewushington, on account of its
facilities in that line.
aetbo so,oL Lind of ,,nI ,.,,,.
$50, Wv si'r f. n,,.u va ni1 t iapor
and IA chestnut rooster, the Italian
count takes to the latter with vchen-
ence.
1t is said that Oscar Wilde has cot
so that he doesn't mind benz mis-
taken for Rut1nlr Bill. hut whrn tLnv
Pieh MN OUT 'o' ''li inoi"ii o"c'or il
Di'"N9 HIS "'''''
Mr. Bccchcr. having risen M and
Denounced Il baby as nuisance, has
OF course. incurred TIE cnmiiy of the
female sex and Brooklyn husbands
VIII iio" i''i easier
In choosing a wife" sail an OK.
change, ABE governed by her chin"
The worst Of it is, that after choosing
Il wife one is apt to keep on being
governed by her chin in the same
way.
.,onI L ', va - III .ia''' ~ WISE al ms
go w. '''i ii III ior mat IS the
hn'. '' NJ n"ii i 'i'' f'oP!e come ana
n"!. Iii H. ~, "iio 'ie''' III WlSdoin $
,I.'.. WIN sui i'ioH' 6"o"s lor holl-
""'''
Bishop Wiley tells tho Ncthodist
energy OF cincinnati that they must
no. KISS women pron!scuonsly. FOR
!, Is Il dangerous business: What
ooeS the bishop think Cincinnati
'i'iS - iii'ii ''io lor
She admitted to hor mother that
tba vo,,no, ,u,n Ill ~
strong impression on her. Yes" re
marked the old lady, Il can SEQ where
the impression mashed the lace as
nat rs clean napkin"
Spinks went home tho otber n;rbt
afflicted with double vision Hn snt
for some time with his slcrnv evns Wv
etcd ON Mrs $ and than , ~
ly remarked: We'll. | declare, f YOU
two gals don't look 'nough like to 10
twins
M,
!. "hS sii"nl4 man VINO IS IN Il bad
Tx u" S"id |" be up tree Lots of
men VINO nave STOOD III the midst of
" zen acre lot Win cross bull ap
lfp"ei'ih$ nave heartily wished them
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-01-19
s3NE LEADING QUESTIONS.

\ youuc m#A who looked ~ i
h. had Il hr;.% # tiir~~ un his mind.
In, vlu -,ri.-r..4i hald to appear
cutwarIly calm. pat a div dollar Hill
on the ,ir-k oi Detroit lawyer the
other day and -aid:
Il w;.I.t to ask you Il few leading
uuc~tion-.'
"tio ahead" WI, the reply as the
nuuyv Was quickly thrust out Of
si-ht.
If am Engaged to Il girl and |
70 l,acl, o. her. " hat can Size do?"
sue Won for breach Of promise"
Hu, II She goes back on me, what
can do"
Hunt up another"
TN. Suppose | have presented
her with Il - fan. a par of bracelets.
a rara9uI. and a ring"
Then shc'S 50 much ahead"
If believe her infatuation for
another is but Il passing whim and |
flourish arcvolvrr and talk E suicide.
what them"
Her father will probably pick you
up and drop YOU into the first mud
puddle"
TIM Suppose I had presented
her mother with Il twenty shilling
umbrella"
"Thrn she'll keep dry"
.ind her brother with an accord