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Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

MIR. BLAKEsLy, the trainer of the
chorus for the Thomas concert, expresses
himself greatly pleased with our home
talent. The members of the Harmonic
society and the Glee club, who will form
the lAckbone of the Thomas chorus, have
had an excellent training as a preparation
for the festival before Mr.. Blakesly's
arrival. From the present outlook the
concerts bid fair to be an artistic as vel
as a financial success.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

THE Mississippi river improvement
committee of the st. Louis Merchants
Exchange proposes to call n committee
of all similar committees in the great
valley to devise "a plan for securing the
necessary appropriation" next winter
for the improvement of the river. The
shameful river and harbor steal for east
ern creeks and frog ponds has set back fol
fully FIVE years the great work of i'm.
proving the Mississippi and Missouri
riNers
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
One Experience from Many

! have been sick and miserable so long
and had caused my husband so much
trouble and expense, no n seemed to
know what allied me, that | was COM
p~letely disheartened and discouraged. In
this frame of mind | got a bottle of Hop
Bitters and used them unknown to my
family. | soon began to improve, and
gained so fast that my husband and fam
lily thought it strange and unnatural, but
when | told them what had helped me,
they said, ''Hurrah for Hop Bitters! long
may they prosper, for they have made
mother well and us happy."-The Moth
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

AUGUST BELMONT, the banker, has OBJ.
tanned a verdict of criminal libel in q
suit against John Dewey, the editor OF
the Irish Nation, which charged Mr.
Belmont with Incorporating Irish ma,
tional funds in his possession. During
the trial "A sensational scene occurred
when Mr.. Devoy's counsels questioned
Mr.. Belmont's right TO his own name,
thus reviving the old scandal that Bel.
mont is a natural son of Meyer de
Rothschild. Mr.. Belmont Indignantly
denied the insinuation with tears in his
eyes, protesting that he was honorably
born, and bore the name Of his father
and his father before him.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
Real estate transfers still boon

Real estate transfers still boom. The
most gratifying fact is that the largest
number of sales are made to mechanics,
clerks and laborers who intend to build
on the lots they purchase. This is the
class of citizens, the savings from whose
wages and salaries, the price of honest
labor, do more to build up a city than a
score of land spectators and heavy mort
gage tiends who shirk their taxes and
try to growl down every public improve
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

A Pittsburg jury gave a verdict against
a railroad company for, the amount of
mony stolen from a passenger in a slep-
ing car. "Since the defendant, said
the Judge, "sold a ticket for two dollars
in addition to the regular rates of pas
sage, and offered the facilities for sleep
ing as an inducement to pay the extra
money, it bound itself to protect its
patrons while they were asleep and foi
the time being helpless"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

proposes is desired. Mr.. Gordon thinks
it ought to be provided by Congressional
action. And for the rest there is a story
begun by Julian Hawthorne, a charming
poem by Nora Perry and a more ambi-
tious one by G.. +. Montgomery, and
other clever lectures. making a most
readable and pleasing publication, with
popularity and success stamped on every
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

IT is now almost q foregone conclusion
that the democrats of Ohio will nominate
Judge Hoadley, of Cincinnati, for COVER.
nor. He is an older man than the repub.
lican candidate, Judge Foraker, and per.
haps a stronger one; the latter point will
be better determined after a test of Judge
Foraker's quality in the approaching can
vass. Hoadley has been the sympathizing
counsel of the liquor interests in their at
tempts to evade all forms of regulation
and taxation, and he will, of course, be
warmly supported by them. In addition
to this he will have the aid of an abun-
dant supply of funds, SO hat he cannot
fail to make a strong showing in so close
a state. Plenty of liquor and plenty Of
cash will warm up the democratic party
in Ohio any day, and the same may b,
said of some other states.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

suggests hat these gentlemen combine
business with pleasure by waiting for a
year and meeting in conjunction with the
Republican National Convention We
venture to suggest to Mr.. Watterson
that the corpse may not be ready at the
time he intimates.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

IT is reported that Major Nickerson is
secretly making his way towards the
Pacific coast. If the major can hit some
of our Nebraska district courts just right
he can get that little divorce matter fixed
up at six months notice and no questions
asked,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
Right You Are.


~ VTTTT
THE OMAHA BEE has widened its mar
row columns and put On new dress. 1t
is now the same size as The journal, and
looks exceedingly natty. We congratu-
late it upon this evidence of success.
Whatever may be said of THE BEE to its
disadvantage, it cannot be denied that it
is a newspaper.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

CHICAGo's Carter proposes to nullify
the High License bill by making April
LIST the date on which licenses are
granted in that city. The best legal
lights in Chicago declare that the plan
will not work.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

SENATOR ROLLINS has been reelected
to the United States senate from New
Hampshire. The republican side of
that body retains its ciphers.- 49, omaha
Hcrdld.
If any n is qualified to speak about
"ciphers, DIR, Miller is the man. The
odor of the Cronin business still hangs
around the Herald office.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

THE proposition to erect a $4,000 en-
CINE house on the corner of Farnam and
10th streets is, to say the least, i'll con.
sidered. There is no need of a fire en-.
CINE house ON the principal business
~thoroughfare of Omaha, and it would be-
reckless waste to spoil the most valuable
lot the city owns by such a structure.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

AFTER issuing his order against official
absenteeism, Postmaster General Gre
sham started for Indianapolis for rest
and recreation. Sauce for the subordi-
nate goose is not dressing for the superior
pander.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

GENERAL HENDERSON is submitting
gracefully to interviews on the Deadwood
mail route. The senator starts out by
saying that he knows nothing about the
matter, and proves it conclusively before
he finishes his statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

THE Chicago cable road recorded it's
thirteenth victim yesterday. Cable roads
are necessary where steep hills like those
in San Francisco and Cincinnati ust be
traversed by street railroads; but on level
and heavily travelled streets they ought
never to be allowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

We have added arson to the list of
crimes and misdemeanors that go unpun-
ished in this city. Omaha needs vigilantes
law badly.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

THAT was a cruel suggestion of Henri
Watterson in connection with the coming
undertakers' convention at Cincinnati.
The late discoverer Of Mr.. Tilden's health
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

The pope and the propaganda have
not attracted much attention during the
past week, but the Parnell fund goes
right on.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

A CYCLONE has struck Ohio. The re.
publican ratification meetings over
Foraker's nomination must bear their
share Of the blame.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

The cable says that the rainy season
has begun in Cuba. 1t has been ON hand
right along in Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

The stenographers in the star route
trial have presented bills of $40, 900 for
taking and transcribing testimony. Next.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
DECLINE OF MAN,

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo-
tence, Sexual debility cured by "Well's
Health Remover" 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

BETWEEN Bismarck in Germany and
lard frauds in Chicago the American hog
seems to be pretty well disgraced.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
THE OMAHA BEE.

All Communications relating to News and Editorial
matters should be addressed to the EDITOR on THS
REE.
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Z Of Temperance Young is on
Hand.
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3. u. Goolsby sues the Pullman Palace Car
company, alleging that the conductor rob
bed him OF his alccpCT ticket and COmpen-
ed him to purchase second ticket, Both
plaintiffs are citizens of Fort Worth.
A statement in many Texas papers TO the
effect that one Busch was robbed on Main
street in this city last Sunday morning is
untrue in toto.
J. Bloomfield, arrested yesterday by a
salesman, on the charge of stealing shirts,
turns ouf 10 be dangeroua crank.
Colonel Elliott. OF the HERALD, was in
the city last night.
Mr.. Ben FrieDerg, of Cleburne.will be ex.
amined in this city tomorrow, on a charge
of selling liquor at wholesale without the
special revenue stamp.
Heavy shipments OF cotton seed are COM
ing In TO Mr.. Pierce's oil mill.
Athens
ATHENS, Jan. s.-[Special. 1.-The largest
hill and grandest reception Of the season
held at the residence Of Colonel James
j. Skinner Saturday night. Thursday
C.1nF Skinnet. at the residence Of
loco BRIDES father, was joined in happy
vstI0et % Miss Georgia Watkins, Of
. lIsrs8l county, and the happy couples
r-9r afysF0wed their appreCiaiion by
rs-.- ng Z!
HI Z the lnIalluns &c. tUlu44. .
tDer is our present postmaster, and one
1T leading merchants, and the bride is
sea- -iful AMI accomplished, one Of the
faire dauehters of Old Anderson county.
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MAKING LEGION

aiOrs, WiU the Exception oi
Absentees, Assemble at
Appointed Time, ana
After Preliminarles
t-Goyernor storey Delivers
opening Address, Fore
Adowing Legislation
Organizes with Very Few
Electing Gibson, Of
Ellis, Speaker.
on Session is Devoted 10
tion OF the Several
Officers,
or Anderson. Temporarily
oas in the Cold.
Eioas acknowledgements
~ i6Lt IlaI.lN .41A'v.
nitentiary COutracts-the Lessses
There.
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! uu'IE,lIN InVes'W 'N NlH pI.H'. az
Ila'gn i'loi , nre ~ 9ha ht tgi cob
nV3g'' '"I heRroHs 1l ne cast Nnp Ol hJ
VIZ.
II ssion Of Appea's aHmad FORD
iran o. al. vs.. ' % .. llu1 r1.u LayAc
county l'ondies al. va Baiofd irorc le.-
lefsQn 1ounty. Iogotsed lnd ouoIded
stell adminis.railr Of 81. ~. bnHis ~ Dil.
! worth, rom GonsN.os county CITY Of Gul.
weston w. Morton e o., from Galveston,
| end smith u JenkI w ut' Is Smith, ffaui
Dallas appeal di n.a.ni
! drayulan named jack Nuruhy was riu
over by Ills dray to-day and BADLY cpt
about the head. AZ O'Clock ,a-day Ae WIS
taken 90 nc bosI tl.,
The city codn6 et meeting t0-U.sht
sustained Mayor lishar's pptoes 0fihouf,ii.
nance granting tho SAME &c uPr ofway
through me city, aud ire resC. Ulian re-
tnrning hnis impoqeI by the recorder for
for VIOLATION of the fre-cracEer ordinance.
Horace Cone, r., WHO was here with tho
CLAIRE Scot mbination is the son of
Horace Cone of Houston, wel-known
til roughouG the state as a man of promi-
nence Horace Cone, jr., is perhaps the
only 1sSiaG on the dramatic stage.
GALVESTON, Jan. 6.-[SpecIal. 1-Court.ot
Appeals j arsalis VS., Ogiesby, from Collin |
county; affirmed. Heard, futile d Halo
way VS.. Meyberg & Co, from Fayette coun-
ty; appeal dismissed. Foster vs. Holmes, !
Ns.NEN ..<
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n r,srrgsqiI ~ tnte DENFUh
FlgHIM % eCcrn ~ my CqNtutaNt 49, 1sN
ID zoe tle euro OF BLACK LEG Ny WV'nE
ne or two doses Informally ari apply,nY ltex'
ernaliy u worried ikea charm Y9ufs Lle'
tJ.g HUTCHINSON
FOR Sale by CROWDUS, NAlnN
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.Tg roJ sLAuR LEG

DrTrsurur 1fl s,,J A. 1881
" 10 cp-Ily hat 49, ueei yOlf
|huELuL t'arT' ftat'ACK t.FG
''s oy sglE ,io a. " ~ diops in.' 7,
prs nGett6d va Il sgyt siicdi6,e ieleG
Ia + MCLuHE. W.B sHipLErr.
~, ]. STEW Ard WILL MCLUkE
WlMLIA $50. nAlInL. rcNAa.
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News Notes From Austin.
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nilentiary COmtracts..the Lessees
There.
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man who
le hospital t
Cleburne

CLEBURNE, Jan. 6.-[Special. Robert
Tere and Shockler, bartender at theP ara
gon saloon got into dispute last night,
which led to blows. The "pugilistic" exer.
else was soon at an end, however, and peace
restored.
d. S. Healy, formerly Texas Express
agent, is In the city again to resume his old
position.
A man entered Bevson's saloon, at Alva-
rado,a few days since. After taking drink,
he went to sleep in back room. The next
morning he was found dead with nothing
81 on his person to identity his name or loca'
An old g,ntletaan named Murphy,
who has been keeping the
Bosoue house abdpt month,
died day before yesterday. His remains
were inferred at his on home IN Hill
There is quite numberp f prospectors in
the city from southern and western states,
and dwelling houses especia ly are in great
demand, but the supply very INSULT
cient.
A you Ig man named SamN Wear, while
prompting for q dance near milford, in
Ellis county, Christmas night, dropped
dead on the floor. He was praG disposed to
appoplexy.
Ben Frieberg, a whisky dea!ek was ar
rested this morning by United States Mar
shal Woody and taken to Fort WoNh, on a
charge OF selling whisky in quan& tleS
less than five gallons with put So
Cotton receipts for thAuS1
been extremely lighk
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HOP BITTER8

A 'p The srggrp!gL .4m0dy IN an such ar.rNil'p.s
ifyuu gin H5sLtl away with Auy form. "tlIU.
D } oitoaSt, SOP compiling DeUth .a' J-a.g'
4 i ,IrI fPl q cue 10
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OConnor. President OF the above-named bank
do solemnly swear that the above statement Y
true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
J. G. O'CONNOR, President
n. s l-Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this sth day Of January, 1883
CHARLES FRED. TUCKER,
Notary Public Dallas County. Texas.
COhEECr-Attest: =. B WILSON,
W v. NCENTIRE.
r v TOMPKTNs,
nfrqffo~a
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OF Anderson. Temporarily
Das In the Cold.
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on Session is Devoted 10
tion OF the Several
' Officers,
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/ .Eaons observation-disclosures

'ToptIal!l4 .lSa,s.
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And you will have no sickness or suffering or
doctors bills to pay.
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seltcun speb err for the ho1lse,
but It Ns arorrrd " is understood tshat
ar. llrztauA has withdrawn from he
roe, i' there & 40 doubt from indtca-
lions rnight of Mr.. Gibson's election:
TIE are indications of strong, RAILROAD
.ooy4 Fhe land and stock men will also be
well resented in the lobby. Nearly all tShe
menu Is are here, and both houses WI
probtly complete their organization TO-
morr1'
ThTgoyernor's message. which is vdry
comprehensive, will be sent In Wednesday
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, Organizes with Very Few
a Eiecting Gibson, Of
Ellis, Speaker.
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Waco.


Wlo. Jun. s.-fSpecial I-E. c. OVERLY
the lung man who, a few days ago, I'M a
fit ealous disposition, attempted sui
eide has added tragical chapter to the
firsacr sation. Tuesday afternoon ne lol-
lowd his rival. Henry Ashburn, to the
resIonce OF Miss Flora Bramlett, ufe
youo lady whose affections are in dispute
andas Ashburn entered the front DOOR
orcby fired at him, INJECTING a
Tltnd. He then pu9sued Ashh Sd o.
t1house. where be tas caugb' 1a l..l
81 Mr.. and Mrs ~ amlett. bog lf'E
Siieseded in Fitting So
70 his own 4ck I'D sl...s
hilself. Duril g N melee .t5H'l G g
twse Of OverbE Dnt plisssl-l 49,
Asoksn wax shot in the bsc @
ranging roune by tie navel, WI,
cut- oui. and y r 'eH~ref =
recover Otwtv rrH. ~
-rlnded ss b. 20 .1. f4 Pc lF
1f To- neck Tie tei -n-1 ..f irl,
iofausncer BE he ftrr fa.
arI dlhldus Il stt @ DE f'ia
gfu o. IL beievr hl HH atl a-.iiti
.act "a horror g t-- allf-f @
o. Ift4 81 De- ~
f.rf rr AZ rl .l4i-nc l
cfth Ca1 aaasrg H~
sfrerfl ye1rs r1r4sc..t
1ess mtn ~ TIE fEarIi.a. ..-
1l1afed som tr1ltrr
go ed and ID ls ,la. EeI
Elm lst he laH nsn o. De-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

ing the unfortunate woman whose many
troubles are thus ended Only short time
ago, comparatively, she was the happy wife
OF a prosperous photographer doing business
at Earlvle and Newark, Later they re-
moved 10 Streator, where she was deserted
by her husband and left in needy circum-
stances, the car beng all she saved from the
wreck OF fortune, With this she came TO
Ottawa, but was unsuccessful In business,
the result being that Mrs Cooper, out of
charity, took the unfortunate woman to her
home one day recently when she found that
Mrs. Elliott was actually suffering the pangs
OF starvation, but with e spirit too proud to
let these things be known TO the pubic
The end came on Wednesday night, and the
next day some relative In Kendall county
was telegraphed the announcement oil her
death, and the body was taken thither Tor
burial.
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What Wonderful Things Texas Has.

heard of u well in Burkeville, Tex,
in which the empty bucket would de-
scend and its mate ascend with water
without any known force being eXertcd.
The well and buckets are arranged n.
is common here, with pulley, rope and
Two buckets | denounced the story rs
untrue when told TO me, but wrote to
Judge NJ ID. Hines, owner of the prop
erty on which the we'll is situated, and
received in response the following let
ter:
Yours OF the l9lh inst. 10 hand and
contents noted have to reply that
the we'll YOU inquire about belongs to
me; that some ten wears since it com
mcnced drawing water that is, the
empty bucket would 90 down and a
bucket Of water come up and remain
at the top of tie we'll without any
known cause. 1t In, been kept up ever
since at intervals. There is no regu-
arity about it; it will rs often draw At
any hour of the night rs AZ other times,
1t has been known to draw three or four
times per day. There seems to he no
difference in it rs regards the weather
or the seasons of the year. 1t has new
cr been known to draw up water when
there was water in the top bucket.
There is no cause known for this
strange occurrence. Cor. louisville
COUrier-JOurRui.
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Some Bnglss are Different.

A small party of young men were
Standing on Il street corner the other
evening. They were curiously eXamin-
ing Il buglc belonging to one of them,
and, rs n stranger came along, an an
mated discussion arose.
II wish could play on it, said one.
Play on it?" observed another, Il
wish could make noise on it.
Its pretty hard thing to do. OBJ
served third. III YOU haven't got the
hang of the thing just right.
Hard thing to do chmed in !.s,'
stranger, hating and regarding the
party with evident contempt. why,
lcould blow bugle before | was a foot
high.
"Well, some bugles are different from
Iothers,n said the young man.
Gimme that bugle, said the strang-
cr, excitedly.
1t was Immediately handed TO him,
and. putting it to his lips, he made one
trial trip. There was subdued splut-
ter, and the stranger began kind OF
war dance, at the same time holding his
mouth in both hands.
Great Cleopatra needle" he
yelled, with tears streaming from his
ewes. "Who in thunder filled tina,
mouthpiece with cayenne pepper I'm
small, gentlemen. light and fragile. but
can lick the man who peppered the
horn. "-LeadaHe Herald.