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Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
rr,a,rea Win Assh' :.

This morning PatrleHc n"o,n,lp, I
charged before Jad lsa,I e' ca 70,
com hitting an a'sa '"".scu,or q,
Stewart, but rs tie 'eseerr,nla I
present, The Csc was s,d poD''Brss
to morrow morn!pg' ~" 10 appsaS''
cd to furnish bail ior l'' 'f' |
that time.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Stolen Clothes Recovered.

Last Mond ay there was lot of mems
clothing stolen from the p, w. g. b.
Railroad station, and yesterday officer
Marques succeeded In recovering the
greater part of it at a junk shop, where
it had been sold by the thief. He also
ascertained that the man had left this
city for Baltimore Immediately after
the theft, and that no had taken come
OF the clothing with him.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
COlored { 0nferenee.

Tho annual session Of The nlH
phia A. N. =. Conference wlllk 4
IN Bethel chulcb, this city, beiir,j
on May 1lth,a " continue lad
raj days. The following progr1
has been arranged Hay lib, n
annual sermon by tie Rev. G. Z
kins ; May ljih, evening, dls'1SaI
missionary report May lo'H, y
anniversary OF Womans Mite As1
AIRY Society ard discussionO Of sd1s
al matters Nav 2G'h, 4p. N" tll
School anniversary : P. ~ colEa
love feast.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Gong 10 New w.

Our citi2euo viiDlasgrp,i,a,.,
that Mcssra. Bal. & O.. VIA ~ 4 iaa|
20 many years c.;iuet.l ,bs lay -" n
BUSH ess in this c.ty, bava S,a,N|
remove - New York. at ,ca.. ' y. n
Ball will d. So, r. hs hss bee, ~ \
the control Of one Il the Iss ,d ,'aase
paper stores c.. New Yo.k. nv .rs,, =
New York capitalists, VII, , ,s,a.l,
MIR. Balls sup, r.lr g5!ll,y in s s,.s'
rative work, IL which linz M. NM
has but few super.ors. We nns...3
that 1t Is not the intention Of ~ ~
ent firm to make Guy ip,e,,ererc, "
their store here, which Ia, AMI +, :.
doing the leadlGc trade in N. ~
but by this connection real,y 49,
advantages ard p,..es can be oS,ai,s|
and all the Oh force G. co,oortsn, ~
men will still. remain.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
PERSONAL.

Sen. Cameron, Of prnus!ivalli
not benefited hg his Florida tiIn
has started fer hos Angeles, CaHi
accompanied by his daughter NrJ
Slideli RoIgeEs, brother Of Li' gi.
Rodgers, "ho married hls ,a
Cameron. James Cameron %
will join the plriy in Call'2rhasa1
az the college exercises q, iiAHI
over. Mrs. Cameron, VINO sn
health, is unable 10 aca9IpiI
party she viii p.ssnos, oi'n,a ..,
at Lochiel, the Senator's, coaa8'
near Harrisburg.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Inyxe soasiEnmen'''' :,

Tho enterprising whols :. y, a. aI
firm of WEIGH, Sharpe " " M TTassg
Fourth street. recslFeh, Io ri al
barrels of shad d I iss of 81
These first were snlppwe w. spib
Point Comfort Norfolk w.. a.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

s. Co., So julius Krauspe, 20 cents /;
Adams s. Bro, SLAB /; j. W. Ayaon,
IS cents Times Publishing Company,
S43 tie James and Webb Printing and
Stationary Company, Sl2075; George
W. Vernon 81 Sons, 5000 Boughman
& COMPANY. 50 So; z. James Belt,
$3.50; First & Davis, 81; Smith q Pain
Jer, So cents Francis Ginglebach,
SS0s %; Patrick Dugan, Sl55, 80; John
h. johnson, s2l6.66; John Grinnage
5000
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
DEATHS.

|GRunP-nn the 10 h last, Ann 4. Grub,
aged - yeas.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully IN
viied 10 attend ncr funeral from iho rcs iicdce
/! OF her Eephew, John Medic, near fa'fyilie,
| Pa, on SUNDAY, April i8th, to ne't It the
houso at II o'eltck, ~ proceed 10 SLOAN
| cemetery.
WDkTHINGTOE- In this city, On the 10th
inst John Robert NortElngtJD, aged 4
years AID 8 months.
The relatives ana friends are rnsrec,tplly
invited TO attend me fune-al from Ms :ath'
er's residence, III I've fth street. Ninth
ward, on Saturday, at O'Clock, 10 proceed
to Rlyeryiew cemetery.
Cur darling's gone and VIC nYe I'm
| The Iss Of b. IN 10 mourn,
But may We hope to meet aga'n,
With Christ, Def re GODS throne.
iCAVENDER-On tho le:h inst Isaac T.
Lavender, In the o3d year Cf his age.
Lodge, !. q. y. 4 are respectfully invited
NO. "a Madi,on street en- unday afternoon
lat Wilmington aud BraI DIVINE cen :tery. .
ARMSTKUNa--On the morning Of the l0,h
| April, at tho residence OF her SON Ia law
| John Trotton, baltimore, Md Mrs. Ne
becca Armstrong, widow oil the late An
| Grew Armstrong OF Wilmington, lei, In
| the s4th year OF her age.
| Funeral 1t w iluington ard Erlcdywiut
cemetery on the arrival Of the iran iron
Baltimore, due ut l.5i =. m, ON Saturday
April 18th.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
C.un---LaekeI

GEORGE w. y. Cam, cleIs ., "
w. Bush & Sons, was MAJ = nj
Wednesday 10 hiss liza liza .ssisys|
daughter of Milton, Lia .ie !, a. ~ RI
Capt. Lackey of The s i,@era,anras ID d
The ceremony was feriu, ,a Ill
home of the lriio'4 paFsRPs ~ ID
West Ninth street, ny Ior !, i churh
ar Is Boyle, Of Graee NJ. L, Wv
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

The colorsd reopl6eo o 0, nerssp, :
bers of the civic anu - If ths y
tons, paradod in honor = osIjUUa D. Y.
Yesterday, in the dprii,ssed b
bia. They were TeSi''
dent Cleveland.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
u. q. Detective.

It is reported that there will be
several changes in the detectives en-
ployed in the United States Secre,
Service, and that as soon as there is a
vacancy Nj. Barney McCu Tough of the
Eighth ward will probably receive
an appointment. There is 10 doubI
but no will make an efficient officer.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
MARRIAGES.

Tr--KORINSON-Jn this city, NJ the
residence OF the brides parents, on the
l6Ih inst, by the Rev. Louie X. Lewis, OF
Hampton, n. j. Robert II. Scott 10 Mabe
M. Robinson, both Of this city.
EVE-OLDfIE LD--At Dover, Ut laware
in tho vi. Il. church on Thur day, Aprii &c
by the Rev. 7. u. MartlnGale, Frank w
Reeve. formerly OF Nilnippton, hut nov
Of MiddletoEn, Del. to Mise Isuie Il
UllneId OF Dover.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
Dccessed'

1.aao A. ohoynski, 70, iolnffIrrse
ed on Taggart's 59nnnr Iu y
delphia, died in !, h lnraforn ad@ii's
by himself. He has from from B'r''
and a railroad tieke. ~.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
1uN Weather

Tomorrow promise, 70 Dol 30 ia vi
rising temperature, WIN
some sections.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

MILL OPEN AT i02 EA.sr FIFTH ST
w tue largos' lot Of fine groceries. all
pouRhtior Cash and Oar customers viii get the
aen,ht Among this lot there are 5 b .rrels
week Ter lbcts. a ID. Among this drive
mere are another lot which we will sell
;or eects 10 We sold this tea Invariably
NJ tocta, tarrcis CT tea will cell at 3Scts. d
as much OF a show az the circus: cemo and
SEQ Tor yourself; our golden rio at 20cts. and
NOSE eyaporated apples at and 7c's. ore
going out by tho cart losd, nd this Chester
county bacon az lCcts ard hams at ll16cts
Soaps reduced all along the line. 10 hara Of
30 ior 26cts, best clean octs.. 0 bars of best
,oap Facts. brooms lects., scrubs Cots q. l03
Last Filth street. L. M. WIEK. allJ.6l~
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
f.Huf.0n Kid Gloves.

WIN pat on sale to morrow (Satur,
day) morning, lot of 4.button kids,
beautiful goods ; 20 cents pair, worth
s1.C0. Elegant Spring colors. Crosby
81 Hill,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

Fem & Co.'S tlermoneletti M T.,
yesterday IS NJ 5 2. NJ, iO' ayr
aud 40 at 10 7. II.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
y,ucawnea'

Albert HulDal, FIN FL in aa9 ) I
buck wheat flour, .i,le shOal'P'
the real genuine al ~
a call.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

The schooner Bessie Norris IL being
repaired by the Jackson & Sharp Com
pany.
Several very superior driving horses
will be disposed Of at the sale of Jester
* Mcdaniel, No 419 West Front steeet. |
Miss Lizzie England Of this city, is
visiting MES. II. Hunter, in Chester,
Pa.
The dredge Ariel was towed up the
Christiana yesterday, TO repair tue
broken banks above Newport.
For a good shave or 4 sty isl. hair cut
go to Stansbury Murray, Jr., No. lc4
East Front street.
Charles Scheu has resigned hisl
position Oh the Freie Presse and with
drawn from the journalistic profession
Henhoeffer * Vaughn are replacing
the Crssscn wharf al Clavmout, which
was carried away by the ice fe"
weeks age.
The schooner Sussex is being loaded
with -four from the mills OF William
Lea & sons Company for Milton,
Delaware.
The schooner Michael Morton, OF
Baltimore, will have new rudder
post put in and othes repairing by Coz.
Hoofe'
The barge Sonta america having
Oeen repaired, WI. ROAD WIN ioo ions
Of stone at tie uu.rries OF MAYOR
Locke, tor the Della ware Breakwater.
Peanuts are selling at ? cents n quar-,
IN Coatesville. Maekerel also are sell
- s iof oeA'S " "N 'A'' "
"oA'H'
hugh McCatirey, special oihcer al
We S gepol mas p .,,I hsDa,,, 40
80 IT. 20 n,e, - " ~ Nost,arr
'o.n A'o "''oA',o-' " VIZ A'
Elegant choice fresh roasted Java.
l.lo, maracaibo, Lasuayfa anu Mocha
49, 49, ., PuaIS.S! d''''i -, "'
'eH o w. iAS'' "SN0'' '''e'
one acre ana twenty-five pefches oil
ANA In 81. Georges, orion9ih8-to Ohas'
IL. ana j ohm New horter, were sold yes
'ctuay py oheriii oru.
l.. W. stldhaui ~ son scid Tor
Roberts g Tyson, yesterday, twenty
Lorses at an average price oi Sloh'5,a
greRating 1880.
Geo. f. +. Wanger has been appoint
ed an assistant III the cflce OF f; L.
Hills, OF The W llnington " Northern
a. -
Railroad IN this city.
Several Wilminztonians attended the
Wedding ceremony Of Mr., 3. d. Ayers,
WE9 was married 70 Mss l.Spe W r.
Anacfson, AZ OEesleF, Ta'j on Games
Gay evening.
DR.. Gertrude Cooling delivered the
| 'ast lecture Of her course in the Central
Presbyterian church, yesterday after.
roon,on Epidemics and their Proven
| tion."
! DR.. Wilson vii, lecture hero-e the
| Uuity Club Of The Firs. Tnitstia.
Church on " The Tomb Of the Lovers
| or a Transatlantic Pilgrimage" next
| w ednesday evening.
| The nroceed. from the hail given IN
the Opt.ra House IN Wednes5av nigh,
| oIrn,,,.,,J -, ho,,.ao,, sno1 and Sioo a -
vii! be donated 10 the Associated Chart
ties.
The John Moir &; SonsiComparv. q
This civ, ware awarded at theTes O.,
leans ext il,jtion flrst uranium ON nick
les. ielljts, marmalaI es and frnits oanne,
rirSt. an1 ra,..tahles
Rev / W Sp,liyan formerlv n
| Cnad1'a Ford has ,enore1 Va po,ts
VIE p.nna in orderto cn,er M hi
| past6rate Of toa R,ntiat chnrcb ri II,
citv.
DE-, w p. -. ,,
ooo'S% " t. hdsn Has d na,tusoh !
, 80 4-,,aG aioui ohe "a en9 tai'eis
so,heast c &c I 81 Fro ~ aud :" F az c
..,'.. ar COL Ae- VI HiVHS M" ffene'
,oo.. I'll, !. ,o,;u, =.
,,,,,., ~ IoHtuIe WI 10 ue s ,. Gu
f m,',.oh - ,uo ieeloIs room Vi tne 1per
- 80, 0,i " 2lnesony mex d. S;oo o
80 ~ Dl' Il ,uiehte d. otuDo.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
,.. nus,ip Cna.' ..,,

We expect to receive ,.,.w as The,
won't last more '. ae for them y
You had better come nes iy s. Hill
YOU want any. '-
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

q. the REPUBLICAN oiiae u w
IL o'clock ~ or JeH
$50 o.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
a Quiet Syeep.

the smoke CT ono OF Stshsbury Murray +
Wales cigars, No. lQi Eat Trout reset
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
-EN nl

crosby s ~ ~" /, \
ara offering e ;s.., s sss3: a.
gloves, s!lks,dFes' p
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

Tie House met at o'clock. The re-
rorf - he conference coumi,se On I'll.
hiil IL relation TO the ncet.nSs os lie
Boards Of Canvass, To tbs effect tia;
theNaN Castle Board should meet z, 10
o'clock IL The morning was read and
adopted. Adjourned . O'Clock TO NOR.
r0Y iao:Ling.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17
PREPARATION,

The world watches with
deep interest the stalwart
blows of preparation for the
war that may, probably will,
come which John Bull is now
dealing. Preparation How
needful for ali great work.
Just here rests our hope for
the business OF the spring.
Long, hard work finds results
in our round
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

We Have JusI Received
new invoice of 80 and G0-cent teas
|Crippen's, No. East Sec0n / sire ct.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-17

WANTED--A GOOD WOMAN FOR
w the kitchen at SIS Jefferson st. alIos
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
Recent Kailroan prncrl 81.

Sharp competition and the nece,sity
of populArizlng the railroad, havo forced
the management of the Union Pacific to
apply business principles to the conduct
of all departments Of the road. 1t 10
within the rscollec ion of the youngest
patron Of the road when freight for
Omaha and interior polnts laid around
the transfer at Council hIufi for days
and frequently ssarchcrs were employed
to hunt up tho missing goods, and, if
found, to plead for their traasfer over the
Missouri. Merchandise had been allowed
to accumulate al the Omaha depot, until
car-loal lots were secured for certain
points, and days wero consumed In
reaching Nebraska points where hours
now suffice. The accommodations and
inducements now offered shippers are a
radical and agreeable improvement on the
old order. Freight Is now received up
to g o'clock every day, aa3 men are en-
ploycd at night, if necessary, to put the
goods on the road before morning. Even
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
NEWSPAPER OUTFITS.
TO PUBLISHERS.

The Western Newspaper Union, at
Omaha, in addition TO furnishing all
sizes and styles of the best ready printed
sheets in the country, makes specially
of outfitting country publishers, both
with new or secondhand material, sell.
ing at prices that cannot be discounted
in any of the eastern cities. We handle
about everything needed in n moderate
sized printing establishment, and are
sole western agents for some of the best
makes of Paper Cutters, Presses, Hand
and Power, before the public. Parties
about to establish journals in Nebraska
or elsewhere are invited to correspond
with us before making final arrange
mcnts, as we generally have on hand
secondhand material in the way of
type, presses, rules, chases, ETC., which
can be secured at genuine bargains.
Send for the Printers AuriltGry,
monthly publication, issued by the
Western Newspaper Union, which gives
list of prices of printers and pub
lishcr's supplies and publicly proclaims
from time to time extraordinary bar
gains in secondhand supplies for news
paper men.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

PROPERTY to the value of $3.50, 600
was destroyed by fire in This country
during the month Of May. This is about
ten per cent more than the average loss
in the rame month for the last ten years.
The increasing waste Of our national
wealth and RESOURCES by fire Is one of the
most serious problems connected with
the business future of the country. 1t
Is drain which is constantly growing
more serious and at the same time more
inexcussble. With improved methods
of preventing and putting out fires, there
ought to be an Improvement rather thar
. change for the worse, and the concla-
sion Is almost inevitable that to careless
ness alone Is due the greater part of the
heavy fire losses of the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
THE recent shipments of Omaha dressed

THE recent shipments of Omaha dressed
beef to Boston has attracted great deal
of attention, and our city Is receiving
considerable free advertising, of the most
encouraging character. by reason of It,.
The Boston advertiser says;
Omaha is "bound to be big, is the cry of q
Nebraska writer who is devoting his energies
to booming" the city named. 'As.Duluth aims
to draw wheat away from Chicago by estab
fishing better elevators and cheaper line of
transportation eastward, 20 Omaha Is prepar-
ing to localizs the slaughter house business
and send only butchered meat across the Mis-
sissippi. 1t costs more to transport live flesh
than that already packed for the market
This point is now being forcsd home on sellers
In Omaha by the willingness of local slaugh.
erers to pay more for live stock than the
AGENTS of Chicago firms are prepared to
Consumers ought in the end, to benefit by
this tendency.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

So many unIe,onstructed and unre'
pentant rebels havirg been recognized
and rewarded by the administration,
jeff Davis naturally assumes to have
some influence with the democratic bosses
at the national capital. He has recent
ly furnished an office-seeker from Gal.
ifornia, Samuel Brooks by name, with q
letter recommending him as suitable
person to be appointed assistant treasurer
at San Francisco. This man Brooks
wss one of the seconds in the noted
Broderick-Terry duel, and was known
all through the war ss q robel symps-
thIzer. 1t Is this knowledge which en-
dears him to jeff Davis, and brings him
forward as an indoraer of Brooks. 1t
remains to be seen, however, whether an
sndursemept from JEFF Davis carries any
wt'gat with It, and whether MIR. Cieve-
lard can afford to recognize him, even ii
he has bought other rebels to the r)nt
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

The Omaha friends Of r. b. Harrison,
assayer at Helena, Montana, will read
with pleasure the prompt denial that has
been made to the charge that he had been
using the government for moaey specu-
latiye purposes. The telegram making
this serious cbsIgs,and which was cent
out from Helena, Is pronounced forgery
by the authorized Ogent Of the associated
pross whose name was signed to 1t. 1t
sPpeara that there is no evidence what
ever ag linst Mr, II lrrlson, and that his
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

AMONG the many candidates for The
postmastership of Quincy, Illinois, is a
man named Cleveland who has been ad-
vertlsing himself as cousin of the presi.
dent. His chances were considered good
until the president declared that he was
no cousin Of his. 1t would seem that
this convicts the QlIncy Cleveland of
trying to obtain a postoffice by false
pretenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

AMONG the charges filed agalnbta west
ern postmaster Is one to the effect that he
has been an agent to procure subscribers
for the New York Tribune. "Of.nsive
partisanship" Is certainly very elastic
device, and can be stretched In wonder
ful manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

DURING the trial for libel, which has
Just been concluded in the district court,
the presence of Frank Walters was sadly
missed by the proprletors of the Repub'
iInfl
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

THE Buckingham theatre rs-opsns to-
night under new management, and
with a moral performance. The transfor-
nation scene, under the auspices of the
Women's Christian temperance union,
will no doubt be pleasing spectacle.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
Pretty Prudish.
| am g modest little maid,

/ am q modest little maid,
Who thinks it more polite
To bid man good evening"
Than bid man good night"
And il the human members
Are introduced by him,
/ Ialways call an arm an arm,
A leg "lower limb"
/ am a modest little maid
Who never goes to bed,
But to my chamber | retire"
Most properly instead,
And when the chaste Aurora
Unseals my sleepy eyes,
The act which some call getting up
1 designate ito RISE
Inever speak of feeling sick,
But say that am 'ill, "
And being in my dres sing-gown
style en- dishsbille
In fact, / always hesitate
To call q spade spade,
Because, you see, | try to be
A modest little maid.
ROBERT GRANT, in Life
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

TEE corporation editors and hench-
men who have made it their business to
reecho the stale slanders emanatlug
from the Republican office better take
warning from this time forward.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

WILLIAM STAPLEToN, editor of the
Denver NeacS, has been rewarded with
the appointment of melter of the mint in
that city. The only experience that he
has had In that line Is with mint juleps.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

Mr., THURsToN thought 1t was very
sudaclous for the editor of the BEE to
come into court and ask for vIndicatlon
at the hands of jury for libel. The
Jury thought otherwise.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

The work of the Concord school of philoso-
ply for the summers session is substantially
prepared and the frat prospectus ia isPued.
The subsc.s are mainly two: Goethe; and
the question, is Pantbei4m the Legitimate
Outcome of Modern Science?' although in
addition there will be Mr.. Blake's readings
from ThoreGn and something of Mr.. Alcotts
diaries The lectures ON Goethe, which have
been previously mentioned In part, will com
prise these
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

THERE is no telling what day will
bring forth, but 1T is not very likely that
1t will bring forth the resignation of
Marahal Bierbower, if Mr.. Boyd knows
himself or his sonin-law.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

ACT1NG-MAYoR BECHEL is very safe
man at the head of municipal affairs.
He will discharge the duties as well as
they have ever been by any of his pre-
decessors.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
SATISFACTORY RESULTS.

Your CutcurA Remedies exceed both In saes and
good results any tbin Ieme iy ever handled, and
IL Is wish pleasure that We recommend them TO our
customers, assured that they Will receive roal benefit
aud satisfactory resu'ts
DIR. d. tOwMAN 4 SON, Bourbon, Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
SCROFULA CURED.

prescribed your Cuticura remedies, ofiectlng q
thnT6 ugh cure, in a chr mic OF scfoiula upon q
child o. one OF Inv patrons, after the ca had bafe cd
OF ielsyen IN Jnths. / made complete cure Ia four
months
A. U, PATTERSON, Druggist, Bfooksyile, Ky.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
NEVER A COMPLAINT.

Since have been sesng your CIticurs Remedies
have never heard siDgle complaint but on the
contrary every who has used he has been we'll
pleased with them, End th,y outsolI all others.
L. B. CUBBE lLY, Druggist,
Andrews, lad
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

{ ,VANDERvooRT testified that he had no
use for Rosewater. A man by the name
of Gresham had no use for Vandervoort.
Hence these tears.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
NEVER FAILING

lido not huow Of an in tance 10 which the Cuticura
RENE dlOs h5ve failed to produce satisfactory results
Ibolieve haze sod mora Of them than Of any other
:. In remedies have ever handled during tne thirty
three ytara OF my experi' nee as druggist.
A. b. TRYoN. Druggist BATAVIA, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

DIRECTOR BURCHARD Of the mint must
go. His name is agsinst him.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

THE next time that Vandervoort cir
culates that exploded slander he will be
called to account for 1t In the courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

THE Republican has learned not to
monkey around the buzz saw while 1t Is
pontiop
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13
Andrews. Iud.
SCR0FULOUs SORES,

J had dozen bad sores upon my uyuy, and tried
al remedlesl could hear Of and at last tried your
CutlcuIa Remedies and they have cured me-
JNO, GASKILL.
Hebron, Thaylcr County Penn
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

ECharles Warren Stoddard has accepted the
chair Of English literature in the university of
Nosre Dane, Indiana.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

Culi N Remedies are Sold evor5 where. Pdce
Cubeura, tug RosOytnt, ylCO; Soap zoe. Pr.
pared by the POTTER DRu0 AND CHEMICAL CO. Bcs-
tol, Mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

MAYOR BOYD hiss gone to Washington
but the government in Omaha still lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

ILLINOIS is threatened with an extra ses
sion of Its Legislature, which has already
been in session for nearly six months.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-13

Sir Peter Lumsden on his way back to
England, has stopped In Cons'antinople
to protest ogAiust the folly Of basing the
frontier between Aighsnistau and Rus
sian Turkeystan upon ethnographicsl
considerations, and be predicts a speedy
renewal Of the trouble between Great
Britain and Rassia as g result Of taking
the population Of the dlsputsd territory
into aocout. Only those familiar with the
distribution OF the tribes and races which
acknowledge the sovereignty Of tho Ameer
can rppIeolste the forcs Of thla point, and