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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-03-13
Horse Thieves on Trial.

A1NswoRTH, Neb., March 4.-Court
convened here on February Goth, Judge
Tiffany presiding, and proceeded to the
trials of Andy Culber4son, Bill Morse and
Horace Stewart, indicted with ''Kid'
Wade and otders for horse stealing. Gull
bertson and Morse have been convicted by
fair jury and sentenced by Judge Tiffany,
Culbertson receiving eight years and Morse
seven years. Some of the vigilantes are
here and have testified. A large number
of special deputies have been sworn in and
things are quiet. There is talk of trouble
when court adjourns between the vigilantes
and some outsiders. Stewart is on trial on
the same Indictment.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-03-13
Another Heavy Robbery.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Last Saturday,
about O'Clock in the afternoon, Paymas-
ter C. s. Bartlett, of the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy railroad, left his office for
lunch without taking the precaution to close
the combination of the safe, in which the
money for the payment of the employees
was deposited. On leaving the room he
did so without waiting the return of the
other attaches of the Office, who had also
gone to lunch. Before his return the safe
was robbed Of all its contents, with the ex-
ception of some packages of nickels, and
small change, the total amount disappear
ing, as near as the company officials can es-
innate, being $27, 1000. On the facts becom-
ing known and investigation being insti-
tuted, Paymaster Bartlett was discharged
from the service of the company for negli-
gence and the matter placed in the hands Of
detectives.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-03-13

Is a mule-y cow a hard kicker.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-03-13
The Union Pacific Stockholders.

Boston, March 4.-The stockholders
Of the Union Pacific railway held their an
nual meeting to-day. The old board of di-
rectors was reelected, except August
Schell and Scion HUMPHREYS. Hugh Rid
die. of Chicago, and James A. Rumrill, Of
The annual report of the road shows gross
earnings of 81 ZOO, 900, decrease Of ST.
s2O, 900 compared with last year; income
from other sources, So, 66O, ZOO; operating
expenses, $40, GAS. 900.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-03-13

SENATE.-Thursday, March 6.-Bills
reported favorably and placed on the calen-
dar: From the. committee on postofices
and post roads, fixing the rate of postage to
be paid upon second-class mail matter when
sent by others than publishers and news
agents at one cent for four ounces. (The
present rate is one cent for two ounces.)
From the committee on commerce, the
house bill making an appropriation of
SS, 100 to supply deficiencies in the amounts
required for ascertaining the depth
of water and width Of chan
mel in the South pass and other parts
Of the Mississippi river and tributaries.
The Pendleton bill, providing for a system
of courts for the exercise OF authority con-
ferred upon the United States in places out
side of their territory and dominion, was
passed. After executive session the senate
took up the bills on the calendar, and the
bill appropriating $50, 0C0 to Col. Albert
Hemery, for inventing machine for testing
iron and steel, was passed.
HoUsE.-The house went into COM
mittee of the whole on the naval appropri-
alton bill. In the course OF the discussion
Mr.. Henley charged the secretary OF the
navy with causing the employees OF the
Mare Island navy yard to be compelled to
vote the republican ticket at the last election.
Mr.. Belford offered an amendment author.
izing a detail of naval line officers to act as
instructors in the state universities and
agricultural colleges, not to exceed
forty in number. Adopted. Mr..
Cabins moved to amend the clause
prohibiting officers on the retired list from
accepting positions in the civil service of the
United States, by providing that prohibi-
ton shall apply below the rank Of major in
the army of commander in the navy. who
have been retired by reason OF wounds.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-03-13

FOR SALE.-My range of 1000 acres of
decided land in one body, including the
Black and Byfeld hay lands; timber and
water with two good farm houses and other
improvements. Convenient to No. school
privileges. Situated in the Republican val
ley west of Red Willow creek. Call on or
address j. f. BLACK,
Red Willow, Neb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25

Srem6e bic @uabe rneines 9er5ens beiIeu
wlrbe. @ersebIt1e 9offnnns! Wdbrent
pier LANCER Sabre tdmpfte t4 fur@tlos &C.
gen meinen S1mer3, INNER f@webte If,
Bib ucr meinen ausen. Sd trieb San:
BEL uub rputbe reid. Die grinneruns ar
sSbre @obltbaten fibrte mid mad Ant:
rperpen surid. Oa fanb i'd Srdulein Sc:
Itcitas wieber, pie i1 fte uerlaIen bate,
aber meinen sutert alten Germ iebr trant,
Der erfe l1mitanb Iisb metne 9offnunser
neu erifebn, Der sweite brobte tie gu per,
ni9ten. Sa NOR es, als Oh cine inner,
Stimne mir suriei: Sude ben Batter 4,
beilen, pien.t$t lobnt ct Dir burd ii
6anb ieines Sinbes Nd Serr Gerbpprb
baben sic grbatmen NIT metnent tanaer
9eibsn, ssben sic mir S5re Selicttas, Id
wia periu@en, fe slidli4 3u MAIDEN uni
aud Sbr unb Sbrer Satin Slid gu Be-
s%riinSen.
6err 8erboorb traute ieinen Sbrer
tain,, ameifelnb unb uerwirrt fab er 3u iei'
ner Go9ter biniiber.
Oas Mdb9en aber fniete uieber au iei:
men 5iBen unb rief febenb:
gater, Sater perseib mir! Sd liebe Jpn,
i9 babe i'm immer seliebt! 9aB i'm uns
nismals usrIaiien, luB i'm nit mir mo-:
den iibsr Cure alien Gage. I4, um be,
Mutter wiuen, un1 meinetwiqen, UNI Oei.
ner ielbif wiuen, let gut unb sroBmiitbie
wie &apbael!
Der @reis blidte cine 3eitlans unifdt
lumber, bann aber seiste ii9 Elm bellies Sd:
deln auf ben 9ippen unb feline !5iise per:
fldrten ii9 in Der r~einiten 6reube.
90, 9tlbruns ;ittsrno, fredte ct Die
glrme aus uub rief:
&ommt Sin6er, tomutt on n1ein Sers
limb bsibe un,armenb fiste ct binsu:
Oas alio lit Der 9obn, ben Sie forbern,
Gapbael, meine SeIicitas 9liidltd MAIDEN
su biirien? Ga 10 ieien sic benn bic Stitt
meines 4lters! Seltcitas pirb Sbnen II
treuer 0iebe bic Sdulo ibres Saters besab:
len. @ie slitli9 werben mir iein! Nt9ts
tann uns i9eiben; benn bas uns uereini'
senbe Banb 1T seuoben aus ben r~einiter
gmpFnbuusen bss meni9li9eu Sersens,
aus Qtebe, Dantbarfeit, Iufopferung uni
Gbelmutb. &omm, metne quite 2aura,
iesne aud Du ben 8rdutisam Defines
Rtnbes!
6rau gerboorb trat ndber biu3u uni
wurbe pom ibrem @atten in bieielbe I'm:
armuns sei4lohen.
Der @reis erbob bann 9anbe unb au:
gen gum Stnnel unb ianbte Elm feurises
Dantsebet binauf ~ @ott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25
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Son 3. 0raoauS.
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men Sie pIas.
Der Qanbamtmdnn, Der nit bieien, Don
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sleiteten @orten isinen Bsiu9 euipfanser
bate, i9ob benz 0ottor ~eisenbdnbis einer
Stubl BIN, auf weldem bieier mad uieIer
8idlinseu YIas nubm.
S1 lpre4e TIM 0ertrauen nit sSbnen,
fubr Der Qanbamtmanu fort; id ielbf Bin
in bic biefise 0erbdltntfen nod ni9t f.
redt eiuseweibt, unb ba i'd erfabren, bat
Sic nit Der Stabt unb ben gtnwobnerr
betannt unb ni1t sans obne gtnfuB, aud
patriotii9 sefinnt finb, 10 babe i'd Si'
bisrber bsmibt, UNI Ridipra9e nit Sbneu
3u nebmen.
Sd bante perbinblidit fir bas Der:
trauen unb bic quite Weinuns, bic sic Dor
mir baben.
Wir leben in elmer bepe9ten Belt, uni
es 1T bic BHi9t zines ieben S4wei3ers,
feft unb trerr auf Seiten Der &esieruns a.
iteben in benz Sample, ben ie sesen bi.
tir9lide 9ierardie unb ieiuitii6e anma:
Buns aufnebmen muBte. Sd psrtenn.
ni9t bic S9pieristeit elmer iolden Stel:
lung tn elmer Sta6t unb einem Be3irte, uis
benz biefsen, bsHen Bewobner sr6Bten.
tbeils aus anbdnsern &omts beiteben.
Bas bic Stabt anbelanst, Serr 9anb:
amtmann, 10 iinb bic bsheren @lemeute,
bic @ebilbetsn unb 8%sfseuben, burdpes
liberal sefinut, unb wenn aud Man9el
fi1 i9eut, aus SamiIiens unb seiddftli.
den &idfi9teu often Garbe su ~betennen,
- benn Der ginfuB ber Yfaffen bierieIbf
srinnert pielfc9 nod an mittelalterIi9,
3uitdnbe, - 10 1T er bod I'M 9er3eR etr
5einb Der iduarsen SnternationaIe nur
In ben niebern 8oltsi9i9ten, BET ben tlei.
men 6anbpsrtern unb benz Arbeiterfanbe,
iopie BEL ben 5raueu fiuben bic 8erbum:
munssprin3ipien Der 5iniferIinse fuidtba:
rem 8oben ; Die Srauen uerben I'M 8eidt:
ftubI bearbeitet unb bic iunsen Wdb9en in
iosenannten Marianiiden 9sreinen uni
Ronsresationen brefirt; bieie wirten banr
auf Die Mdnnsr, treiben iie an bic Wabl:
urnen nit benz 3sttsl bes Yaitors, tn BIZ
&ir9e, in 8oItsueriammlunsen, tn ben
Yiuss 8eretn u. (. 10. auf benz platter
2anbs, no bic Bilbuns unb auftldruna
nod feinen Boben sewonnen, it's nod
i9limmer; bic 8aaern finb nit BEN
i1mdr3eiten llltramontanismls unb cine,
fanatii9en SntoIeran5 iSrmIi4 bur9trdntt,
Der Qanbamtmann nidte unb i9ritt et
nise Mal, bic Sdnbe auf ben 8ifen se.
lsst, in benz Simmsr auf uub ab. @r ma,
elm itattlider Wann pom bobem, f9lantem
S9u3ie uno impontrenbem AeuBern; bas
lebbafte Guse bliste, penn er ipra9, be,
Bid mar pod unb fef; man e%rtannte 10:
fort, baB Der Wann seuobnt mar, 8efsbl.
3u ertbsilen. @bfioBsnbe ober gar per:
lesenoe Strense lag inoeB ieinem 8eien
fern, TN @esentbeil, bos &eipett forbernbs
unb einfObenbs, wirbeuoa semefene,
ielbifbsmuBts unb imponirenbe auftreten,
bas in ieiner grideinuns unb in ieinen
Worten lag, mar sepaart NIT woblwolens
ber 9erablafuns unb semiIbert bur9 Elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25

9eitlise &rantbeiten bsibsr 9si9le9te,
slei9uiel pober ribrenb, srinbIi9 turirt.
Man abrehire: Worlds Dispensary Mes
deal Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25
Tiir Ginuanberer.

Gtnwaubsrsr unS ioI4s wsI4s gsrpanbt, unb Srsunss
tsrystdnetsn mn austuft uuo ollie peuSeu. HeuA Sc
maub uon europa fommt. 10 benadriatise man mid, u
wd4sm S9tHe unb In psIAsr SdtHs sabibelluua man an
laussn NTH, 10 wsrbs Id ~btnisIbtn am bttreNeubtu eans
bunsspiase In emptaus usbmin unb ibm aberan NIT 8atS
uub That apr Ssite itebtu. Wis 8ertrausnsmann bes tas
Cattle garssn bic an Wta burd Brisi, anseptdeasn gtns
waub9er su e%mpfangsn uub tar ibr Stfss 81 lors.u. 9ahls
rt4t Ssu9utne Don gttftltdeu unb meltWten pafonen
Iprsden thr metne @irtiamtsttt Tn btsisr Nnstlegeubett.
S&tHseontraets &C. BON uub mad europa psrbtH bdorat
uub bic Rtd1tt austuuit lber tatbolti4e eoloateu tu
@sttn, gabrbtqas fhr aas etfsnbabnsntu ben Drr. Stsas
ten srtettt. wlsu abrsiRrsI- ILf
Joseph Koelble,
l60V East Third Street, New Yoxk 0tty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-25
COTTON.

THE Financial Chronicle of the 2lst instant
devotes the great majority of Its pages TO cot
ton, and gives an exhaustive report OF the en-
tire situntion-past, present ana speculative.
Based upon this truly able ana reliable paper,
we give n condemned report, seeking To com.
pretend within the necessarily restricted
space that data most important 10 Texas
peopc The total visible supply OF cotton on
The both instant was 2,2sO,SlS balesi last year,
I4!t s25 bal and the year before l5s, 80 bales;
while the crop OF 1881 gave n total visible sup
ply, on the 20th day of June OF that year,
3.jOs3gO bales. These figures indicate de-
crease of the amount of cotton In visible sup
ply on the 10Th instant of 2l2,1vs bales, as COM
pared with the same date last year, AN IN
crease OF l22.36S bales compared with same
date, 1882, and again n decrease OF ~ ,o1z bnies
compared with 1881. on the same date the
total cotton IN sight was 5,6l6,2ls bales; a year
ago, 0,ssD,6s3 bales; 1887 5,292sii bales, ana
IL iSsl. a.ss5,la2 bales. IL will
he seen by the above, that the decrease In the
amount in sight on the 10Th instant ms COM
pared 10 last year Is l,26i,3G5 bales; the IN
crease, year before compared, Sz3,3li bales'
and the decrease, compared with 1881 s"v'-
Q3f bales. -.
According TO Dallas Exchange reports spot
cotton Is quoted to-day: Middltng uplann
III. nj New York and New Orleans, II cents
at Galveston and 15-l6d az Liverpool. l.ast
year on this date spot cotton nj New iork
was 3. lower than to-day's prices ana
Liverpool was il-l8 lower than To-day.
Consolidated receipts for saturday, Monday
and to-day added ar. I 81 bales, against o,MzS
bales on these three days year ago. stocks
to-day are S57,7G bales, and exports io'Sio
bales.
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FUTURES.

(yrToN made further sharp decline TO-
Al ON All OPTIONS everywhere. August cot
To- has lost 4 cent from the highest price OF
II, year Sales were very heavy ana clos
ITS firm and steady IN the
August pork closed $3.50, decline OF ~
CHS: July closed ut 1910, unchanged. Lard
cjscd, Jaiy, 7.lO and August 40, slight nd
n ssis, and July closed Il cent
iIhcr, at sGl.. Corn closed. July,
N. ana August 5Jis, n fractional advance:
lie foregoing Blessings ARE Chicago pork, lard
nj grain. 81. Louis wheat closed, June or
Ssh, si.oii4 asked; July closed a2Ss, slight
Tvance. st. Louis corn closed 52}s bid,
,une, and 5ls+ asked, July; fractional nd
rance. Oats, q. Louis, closed 81 bid, June,
md NY bid July. Stocks closed higher to-
law; Norwestern closing sGls, gained "a;
Union Pacific S51s, gained lJs; Texas & Pa
ellie 50, gained u; Western Union ga
gainod "a. >,r,u, vopu
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TheyNOIthST eSasxRea|:: Estateas. JOuTna|

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RAILROADS.

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-25
FINANCE AND COTTON.

MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEw YORK, June 2i.-Money, lg2. closed
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Asty,ngc, H. H., weak and depressed, isi9
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MEDICINES.

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COLONIES.

Location for stock ranches, pine lands for
saw mills and farming lands.
He will give special attention To the Invest
mcnt of Texas x Pacific Railroad Company
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-15

with any public document ever before given TO
the country. In it Mr.. Blaine is understood to
have taken advanced ground on the questions OF
OWL service, foreign relations and the general
interests of the country.
NEW York Tribune: The speech Of Colonel
Villas at the opening of The Democratic conven
ton was not nearly so eloquent as his speech in
response to the toast, "0ur First Commander
delivered at the banquet of the Army Of the
Tennessee, at Chicago, in 1879, in honor of Gen
eral Grant. But then he was speaking in Bour-
bon graveyard. 1t is pretty hard to be lively
down among the dead men,
GATH: John r, Fellows, who spoke for New
York State and city at Chicago is speaker of
force and cleverness and reasoner Of Skill and
he is somewhat courtly, also, seldom using the
personal argument But his oratorical services
have been very miscellaneous and were used for
the Confederate government and for Mr. Tweed
as spontaneously as for Cleveland and virtue
You pays your money and he has no choice.
In making up their national committee the
Democrats have evidently overlooked the fact
that the civil-service law applies to them as well
as to the Republicans, for they have named as
members of that committee Senators Jonas, of
Louisiana and Ransom of North Carolina, and
Representative Barbour, of Virginia. The law
provides that any senator. representative or
other official of the government who shall, di-
rectly or indirectly, receive political contribu-
tions from any other senator, representative or
other official is punishable by fine of S., 900 and
three years imprisonment