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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-12
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sssnes Vefabt .gansIider eri85pfune, peIdeS
Saniereis sii6 MdenIsibet smr dolae Fat 1T itets
reliianbtg poriber mad @ebrauh S;cfeS SeiInlits
tele. Seeer3et unb unter allen tfmi.dnfer ift bic
Msffuug gtn tnpoltdnotgeml leberertommem nit benz,
rem psiblleep &Srperipnem emmntsrliegenten Oeiet.
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ssee ;ujrb ppn alsn @pothciern rerfauft. Sraenb
isel@ts Hutb fur ipeseue Sale, urb bic Eainefi pcn
slslfp BIZ sar9 anwenbnfi bet gfIan;en aRifdune
Ipteeer bergefteI Ut ucrSen, faun man poii
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ten. Nah flge 4oitwarfe 3ur Beanfwortu,,a bel.
Ueaen Nieren gcfbuerben BET beiben ge{6Ied,-
fern it bleie a9li9rng uniibertreffbar ipie aebIz
ssi4e 8efaa.iie bemeiicn.
nMrs. #iKssnn!'s 2eber aeilen," jaet Elm Gorres
5pprpent no bic beien tn ber ggeit aIs SciImitteI
aesen veyisepinng, galenbef1wer6en rns qeber
GritaffriIf. Sbr 8lut 9feiniger brnat Wuns
hersa @tffe aiib Id sweiFe ni6f ioirS bsib cbenfo
ration.A
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engst afiften, hessa snsieer seuni9 1T snberen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-12

worten, Sur gnt,pideluns. Gr mar in
ieiner 9irt Elm @enie fiir bic Mnlagc uno
ancrtnun9 prn @drten. Oarin entail
tete ct einen geidmad unb cine @el6id=
lidlfeit, ipelde bic Nufuerflamfeit Der Ser.
idSnerunssbe9Srben auf ibn lenfte, unb
ibn, tas nieorisite Mitolieo Der nlenldliz
den @eiellldaft, in wenis Subren gu eis
nenl anseiebenen uno tii@tisen 0iirser
madte. DaS maren bic @eoanten, benen
I(freo nadbins, wdtrenb Nsnnp ibut ben
fleinen pieriSbrisen Sans auforanete, Der
BON ibnl getrasen iein mpllte.
Ga fam Der Direftpr Zimmerman
pom Sauie berseidritten. 9tlfreb leste
eas Sinh 5ur grce uno sins benz 6reunbe
entsesen.
sOmm an nlein Ser5 Sunse! rief bieler
uno breitete Die Grme Gus. Benn i'd in
meinem 2eten nldtS setban bite, ais elm
iOldeS Ialent Der Wifienldalt 3usewenoet
gu baten, 10 tpiiBte i9, wo3u id auf Der
9Belt mar! sllfreb, Mlfreb! Sd babe
piel BON Dir erpartet, aber 9u bait 9(ls
les abertrpfien! Grsos oas Manuicript
BON Nlfrecs Oiilertation aus Der Ga1de
uub 9ab es ihm. g8er hdtte bas sebadt!
Gein M1enid, Der Did 70 liebt, niirpe
Dir 10 etmaS 5utrauen!
ST na9erte fid ben Trauen. Waeine
Damen, suten Nbeno!-febt Der Weni9
oa aus, pie elmer, ber bernfen if, cine
neue @ppae in Der WiIienidaft berbeiju>
fihren? 9eetn! mir fSnnen ua8 bas ni9t
leu9nen. limb bennpd nilamt ber Dude
nrduier Den Sampf nit ber balten 1nebiei>
allaen welt ant nnp bas Grlte, mas baS
laafte 9amm naat, 1T cine Streitl larift,
RE clnidlasen wiro pie Elm Ocnnermetter.
}a, ja, ftilte Walier iino tief!
(Gprtfesuns spls..)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-12
6. s.. NNuner. 0Rhnlclnle-

= 6. s.. Waiiaer, g8bplcIale- unS
sfetlilbdnbler in 6arben, Gelen. 9ln=
itrei6ermaterialien, GommerceltraBe,
San 9lntonio, empIieblt iein grpBcs
2ager in bieien 9lrtifeln sll Stem Oorf
preiien unb ma6t gang beionbers auf
ben gepdblten @orratb bon 8iloern :
Gbromos, 2upfers unb 6tabliti6en,
Selgemdlben unb phantaiie 8ilbern
aller Nrt, ferner auf bic geI6madpole
9lusmabl bon Bilberrabmen Der aller=
moberni.en Sorm unb auf bic 9llles
umfaiienben 3ei6nenmatsrialen aufz
merriam. 9llle 9luftrdge fir irsenb eine
Der obigen 8ran1en iperben prompt
ausgefiibrt; Slber bon ie6er @roBe ein=
gerabmt unb ole 9lrbeiten m6gli6H
f6nea unb gut beIorgt. Die in bas Sad
i6lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-12
> 9Sas Dem Iy}enfd1eu BON 9}otu,

ugYds Denl Wfen1Oen bon 9tatllr
mbongt, bas mag ibm f9tper benom=
men Iperbem." 98enn irsenb ettpas in
lnlerem 96lper uns bon Natur anbdngt,
10 ;nillIen mir uns friib5eitig oagegen in
9l@t nebmen. Wenn Sic llrIa6e baben
81 glauben, baB Die @ale ni6t IN Sro=
nung 1T, Der Gopf i6mer, ber @t6em
fble6t. oas Nuge matt, bic giieren an
9e9riffen, Doer tpenn Nnsei9en ber gol=
Dsnen @ber li6 funb seben, nebmen sic
iofort Elm paar Soien Nieren=Graut.
Sas bette Siilfsmittel Der Natur. Man
nebme es - 8orIebungs=Mittel unb
iparte ni6t Big man franf barnieber
liegt. Wlan leie Die 9lnnonee.
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9efotes Nancb.
Stanbarb : 6en9ite.

Rambrino 6pwarb (9rat,r). Siete
Wr. II, .. s. 1rsuts's gatalrs, 2srineipn, Rs.
8as>i3arts. 10 6anb bed, 1850 vfunb Uewidt
Dtden elmer Wdbre $25.
8nisbt Of Ct. 9ouis (Yoablut. gr
lamni scn Olenbcner une gpalcn. Sitte 8rxns
@nsritai Stub Sopt, s'rl. s, Gag. 552. 5a
buntsI gbsSaut SurrsI. Defsn sinsr Mabre S25.
Di6, sstn.ufs SAD. Is Sarb t1h. 900 wfb.
f4ru. Dsdtn tinsr Rdb,e pber Gftlin sl5.
Stou 5rru 8plbirt &inbpisb. &cite gnasa
g6uneJran,ie, eoaepn Duts, 2srinston, Rp.
fJlr tbe Sub $40.
Die frlbiatrs-Saifpn besinnt Gm 1. assruar
8tbinsana; Daars,btuns tsim @tboen Der
Mab,s. 5ols bisisite fsln 5ebisk trinsen,
wirb fur bas Gsfxn NtrfsIbsn in nahfisr Sailen
nihiS bs,s tnsi. 3isb rsln,s man an &lfreb
Rsapte, Main Wlaaa .tlisfei. Trb fsftnfrsi
abssbplt unb ,uradetbroht.
Nlfrto 0Milbeatt,
6,l tu,p bslrtse, 2tras.
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Sm eounip aytopo in Srlor

= SIM Gounip MtaDo in Srlanb
berridt srobe Wotb, ilber 80 9erIonen
i'm 4rmenbauie leiben an SunaeriDpbus.
Sas Ver5eibniB Der llnteritiibung be-
oiirftiger perionen umfaBt 700 gtamen.
Seit bem Sabre 1847 bat feline 10 sroBe
gtOtb geberri6t. 2eute, mel6e ni1t
in's Mrmenbalts geben ipOllen, lterben
auBerbalb besielben 0ungers.
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-.Sn paris befiir6tetman l1nruben.
Die Soaialiiten ipollen bic Mbbaltung
elmer Maiienberiammlung NIT @epalf
erSninsen unb baben fi6 tbeilpeiie Be-
ipaffnet. Die 8emesang foa bon ben
Wfonar6iifen gei9iirt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-12
9salaft.salon 1t. 8illars.Salle

gto. 10, SOlebablirabe. u. StraBbur=
ger 8elieer. 6 Billiards neuelten Stu
leg. ytnr bic beiten 2iqu0re, g8bisfies,
Weine, frii6es 8ier unb Gigarren. 9lm
2un6eounter Die ausgeiudblteiien Ses
lifatelien. 6reier 2un6 jeoen Morgen
BON 10 bis II llbr.
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= Gin BON Wtepe (WefpreuBen)
nod gmerifa 9usgemanberter mar nit
ieinen Steuern i'm &iiditanbe geblieben
uno i6idte bleie bon glew Dorf an bic
Gdmmereifaiie ieiner GaterItabt.
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: Die befen unb beriibn,te1ten 9lu=
toritdten Der gieuseit auf mebicinii9em
Gebiet baben Dffentli6 ibre Stimne fir
QDer's GberrD Electoral ais bas Be fie
W}ittel fir @rfaltung unb 9uiten abges
aeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-12
eSn 2onbon lit Die g3a6ridlt elmo

= Sn Hon6on 1T 6ie Na6ri6t einge=
trollen, baB ber englii6e Sampfer
u@loucelter" pel6er am s. Sebruar
BON Briltol na6 Stem Yorf abging, am
%. Tebruar lit A. @rab n0r6lider
Sreite unb 50. @rab tpeltli6er 2dnae
untergegangen fei. 9ie Wtannld6aft
lpurbe gerettet unb nad Sabre gebra6t.
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Aus figenfr Kraft.
&oman npm SSilbelmime p. @iaeru.
(Uprtlesuna.)

(Turtisgung.)
anna idrieg. Nlfrebs Stimn,e bate
10 idSn seflunsen, ais er leiie bic Serie
seiproden. nnmilltiirlid entslitt ibr bas
Sli9sl Yinien, bas lie i'm Nrme belt,
lie rollte finftis rtebr bon 6idert leIen.
sllfreo bcb bic ginien uuf unb retd,te
lie ibr. st idaute ibr nabs unD tief in
Die Nuaen ,sab ieine 9dnoe ersriffeN cine
Der ihreu uno falteten lid oariiber mie fles
heno 5uIammen:
Wiir 1T gum itilIen Crate pein 0er5 cr=
mOrbeu! rieoerboGte er ernlt bemest.
sic 500 ibre Sanb aus Der ieinen unO
faste: geir ulGlien jeet bic Mutter otbo.
isa. Sic sins uno aifreb blieb ALIEN alll
ufer 5uiiif.
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9ie 9ebntirtenfnmmpr nm

= Die 9eputlrtenfamn1er bon &us
mdnien fat einen Gelebenttpurf ange=
nomnen, tpel6er Gertpenbung BON
100000 Sci 5ur Grri6tung Ser bur6
Die politiibe Gage notblpenbig geporz
oenen Sorts perfii9t. Ser Yrenliermiz
nllter erfldrte, es tperbe nit Ser grrid)=
tung nener Sorts ein3ig unb alein Sic
Jteutralitat &umaniens bespedt.
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x 9p6ia 6 pinf6am's arduter=
Whl6ung itebt allen anberen Mebisinen
in benz toeibll6en @el6le6te eigentbiim=
ll1en Granfbeiten ols 6eilmittel bor=
Q11s.
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Scr. S. s. Sam, M1t. Calm,
Seras, iagt: Sd babe sablrei6e Mittef
rergebltdb gegen SDspep1ia periu9t.
gromns giienz8itter bat mid gebeilt.
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HO- Wtit Diamants6arben fam iebe
Dame eben 10 CUTE Geillltate erSielen
oils Der bette praftiide Gdrber. Sebe
6arbe 1T edit na6 Wame unb Muiter.
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Or. Greens Sryssnateb Bitttrs IN
baS BETTE 3si!mitt,l far Dyspepfa, Gal.
lenlsiesn, WtaIarta, unpsrbaulidteit unb
&rantasltsn eeS @lutss, bsr Nisrsn, Qeter,
6aut &c.
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: Sie 6erren 8owper & Co., Mpo=
tbefer, Pleaianton, Ser, fagen:
= gro'pn's giienz8itter erseugt rtebr
3nfrieoenbeit, als irgenb cine anbere
Meoisin i'm Marft."
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Durnps Gatarrtz 5prup
bsilt alls @fsttionsn bee 5alits, 8oples
unb @dlunbee.
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tUerben bem Winn0l UcIIieben burm
. O z O d O N T ),

weldlss Die 3itne 10 eie, bas SatnfciId'
roiis uno ben Mtbem angeneb III
rnadsi. Gs cntfcrRt ben W,iritein bril-
liSnoig unr heDabrt ge ppr Yerberteu.
Bel Droemiffen gu babsn.
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= Weines Blut erbdlt bic @elanbbeit
Or. Gders Blcco glirir" wirb bon ben
terpcrrasenbiien Ier3ter empfoblen. Sci
ale apctbeiern su buten.
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5enrYs Carroll. @aIbe.

Sis 1T bic bsfe salts fur @anitt,
Ssulsn, @nsftIaa, @sfdwire. @al,rseu.
matismus. aufgsiprunsene 5anse, @iter.
un8sn, 5abnsrausen unb ale Sauttrant.
esstsn, SommerFsdsn unb Mits6er. Man
taufs SenrY's @arbulie Salte neil aue
anosren Taii&unsn fnb. Wreis 25 Gents.
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Or. Rats eeberptuen Rab BIZ
befsn catbariilfen Heaulatoren.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

ate this morning with but iout dissent.
Ing votes. This Is. o house bill and
wall cors ssquently become q law a.
soon 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 never called for and was covered
bs OK into the treasury.
The bill appropristipg money to
erect new building for the reform
school at Kearney passed the senate
this me rning by vote of "a to 2. Az
originally passed by the house, this bill
appropriated $40 600, but the senate
cut the same down to $4,000. The
house has concurred In the senate
amendments, and the Kearrey peo-
pie, who are here watching this bill,
are consequently happy.
To day Is the day fixed by the joint
committee for the final adjournment,
but as the senate has failed to adopt
the report of said committee, 1t ia
hardly prob able 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 THE 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
coffins 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
coffins were laid. Twelve little girls
dressed in white and wearing black
Grape scarfs stood at the heads Of the
c. fias Twenty.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.
pecial Dispatch to THB BBB.


BRAIDwooD, ILL.,, February 22.--
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 was 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 be
abandoned after the bodies are re-
covered. Hugh j. Jewell, principal
owner of the Diamond coal company,
writes Supt. Fordyce. ''Use every
availsb.e means and spare no ex-
pense to recover the bodies"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
THE FA NOUS LOG ROLLER.

THE ELONGATED ASS OF DOUGLAS AIR
ING HIS CoNCEIr HOW HE GOT
LEFT
Special Correspondence Of The Bee
LINCOLN, February 22.-Durlng the
residing of the senate record this
morning, Mr.. Harrison moved thai
the senate record be made to CORES
pond with the facts. He said that on
yesterday the president had announced
that the resolution appointing com.
mittee to investigate into the
printing of the fraudulent report of
the "Joint rAilcoad COMMITTEES" as
carried, when in fact It was tabled.
He asked that the records be made to
show the fsc's as he had stated, and
the journal was 20 corrected.
The committee on f lancs, ways
and means made q report on the bill
for the payment Of the salaries of the
officers Of the state government and
recommended that the bill a. it passed
the house be cat down in the aggre-
gate e6, 900. This committee has al
ready considered the general appro-
priation bill and have agreed
,~ 10 OUT THE SANE DOWN
about $S2, ,0cs. The committee have
not yet made their report, but 1t is IN.
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
sesslop, when they all came in a
buL on, and the men who live off Of
the state hopsd to crowd thlnga
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
hR. 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 h ouss 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 hil
help.
The bill appropriAting $500 towardl
the completion Of
THE HNOoLs MONUMENT,
st Springfield, Illinois, passed the sen
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Rs ilroad Construction in 1882.
Special Dispatch to THa BRs

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 ION 342
lines. The aggregate Ii IL 343 miles,
or about 1900 miles more than In
1881, which exceeded any precious
, ear. by Q 900 miles. The construc.
ton is divided as tollowe: The five
New England states, 53A miles; four
middle statet, 1,315t miles; five mid
die western utates, 2 U77A miles; clever
southern states, 1,4904 miles; four ir
Missouri river belt, 2, 2,U63} miles; fiv,
In the Kansas belt, 2. 1871 miles; ivt
in the Colorado belt. l,165 miles; siz
in the Pacific belt, 1,020 miles. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
A Broken Gorge.
8. ecial Dlspa ch to TnE BEE.

8. ecal Dispatch 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
two-foot rise, and passed the hsrbor
without any dam >ge; $50, 900 feet Of
raft that was broken up by the ioe
at Alton slough caught here, but half
a million IN ore of the same raft swept
past the city on the way below.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23

~ Safe ARRIVAL OF the NedeSlAna. Z
Special Dispatches to TIE BEE. ae
CHICAGO, February 22.-W. e.
Lawrence, western agent of the Red
Star Line, received, advicss of the
safe arrival in New York of the
steamer Nederland from Antwerp,
This Is the steamer supposed to be
wrecked in the Eagllsh channel, from
the fact that bottle was found, con.
tanning paper stating the vessel was
going down. Puttipg the bottle In
the ocean was doubtless the work of
some malicious person.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
A Rspub loan Caucus
Special Dispatch 10 THs 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
general sllegislation 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 was
that the tariff bill should be given 10
conference committee as the ,only
safe way to perfeoting bill which
would satisfy the expectations of the
country. .
Avery full and frank interchange Q
OF Views was had, resulting, In the
adoption OF resolution declaring II
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
ficulty.
THE RECEPTION AND BANQUET.
after the military order OF the Loya
Legion to the ladies, this evering, In
observance of the birthday of Wash
ington, was the most brilliant socia
event of the season. The president
who Is member of the order, was
present, accompanied by Mrs. Nc,
Ehoy. 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 Frelynghuysefs
IN THE Deg SHOW
to- day the spaoial purse for the bes'
spaniel of any breed was awarded Col
Stuart Taylor, of Cheyenne. Wyo
ming.
CAN FIND IT.
Congressman Belford, after an &C
tive search through the banks, canno
find any trace of such check drawn
BY him as was described by Rerdell.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
The Closing Hours Of the Leg s.
lature Accompanied by the
Usual Excitement.
The Monopolists Practically
Block all F abroad Legis.
lation,
While the Senate Prunes the
Capitol Steal of It's OBJ
noxious Features.
Bro wn, Mcshane and Deck Fig hit
the Bill at Every Turn.
Special Dispatch TO THs BBx.

Special Dispatch TO THs BBR.
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 morn ing
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
Robbsrts to recorA'd der al d refer thi.
bill back to the a ilroad committee
for revision was 'ried by 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 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. l-
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 organizati
and the merchants assignment bill.
The capitol bill was made specia
order for 8 p. M, after warm con
test, and the senate enjoyed the mos
av"itins aohate of the session over thi
bill. The opposition was led b,
Dsch, Brown of Douglas, and Nc
Shane. They made an admirable ant
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 tha
afford safeguard against reckless
waste and defective construction wer,
adopted. The bill was then engrosset
for third reading.
Both houses adjourned at midnight
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
Another Bonans a Statesman.

Another Bonanza Statesman. e.
Special Dispatch to THK BEs.
DEs MONIES, February %. .-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. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
End Of a Strike.

PlrrsToN, 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 large number OF
men and boys.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-23
The Prisoners Quiet

SING SING, February 22.-The state
aft airs here this morning are more
favorable. The men are quistinp
down.