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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-01-07
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-01-07

Beware" said the potter to the
clay, and it became ware.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-01-07

In 1903 New York had only one
man, Frederick Phillipse, who was
worth 100000.
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Rheumatism

is an estabsh,d fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla has
proven an invaluable remedy in many severe cases Of
rheumatism ofecting remarkable cures by its power
full action In correcting the aodty OF the blood which
thu cause Of the disease. and purifying and enchins
the vital fluid.
hh eertain'yJair 10 assume that what Hoods Sarsa
parlia has done for others it will do for you There
fore IL you suffer the pains and aches Of rheumatsm
rive this remedy fair trial
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-01-07

The total annual loss caused by
chicken cholera in this country ap-
prOXimates 100000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-01-07

A chilly operation is kissing lady
on her snowy brow.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-01-07
A Positive Cure

II was troubled very much with rheumatism In my
hips, ankles and wrists. could hardly walk, and was
confined to my bed good deal Of the time Being
recommended to try Hoods Sarsaparlla, took fou,
bottles and am perfectly we'll 1 cheerfully recon-.
mend Hoods Sarsaparilla one Of the best blood pur
offers in the world."-W. +. Woop, Clerk ASHLEY
House. Bloomington Ill.
Il suffered three years with blood poison and rheu.
matism, and receiving benefit became discoura red
tried Hoods Sarsaparills and now think my rheuma.
tsm is cured. MRS. M. j. DAVIS Brockport NY
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
Driving Out the Cinnamon.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept 22.-The quarters of
the Chinese working in the Black Diamond
mines were visited by mob last night armed
with repeating rifles. Each had a sack drawn
over his head, with holes cut for the mouth,
nose and eyes. They we're thus COM
pletely disguised, and presented fearful
appearance. The Chinese fed in terror from
their houses. which were then destroyed I.
These men had lately been discharged from
the mines. and expected to return to Seattle
this morning.
There is much excitement here over the
Chinese question. A convention to consist Of
delegst from all parts of the Pusets sound
country has been called to meet here on Sep
tember %. to devise means of ridding the
country of the Chinase. The fe ,ling ia inten-
sidsd by the fact that the federal authorities
hardly make preteIt OF stopping ,he Mon
golians from crossing the oorder into Wash
ington territory from British Columbia. The
law which was made to protect the people
from the influx Of the Chinese is practically a
dead letter aud in conse sequenoe of this ,hey
take the law into their OVID hands with view
to protecting themselves,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
WORK OF SINNERS.
A Jealous wife Hacks Her Husbands
Aunt 10 Death With a HatChGt,
An Inhuman Father Who Needs
aNtck Stretching.
Driving the Chinese Out of Wash
ington Territory.
A Coon LJnchod In South Carolina
Five Ohinamen Strung Up In
Washington Territory.
A Hatchet's horrible Work.

PoTrsv1LLE, Pa, Sept. 21.-[5pecial to
Chicago Times Three years ago Sallie
Lyons was married to Richard 0'Neill, and
they went to live with his aunt, Kitty Keefe,
known, from the fact that che was an Albino,
as kitty with the blinking eye and white
hair The unio1 was not blessed with chill
dren. Sal ie became very jealous of the old
woman ami other women living In the nei 81
borhood of Silver Creek, little miners
patch ten miles east of Pottsville Yes
terdsy there vas christt n,ug at the
fouss of O'Neili's brother-in law, and
Richard and Sallie were thers from IL
o cl ok on, They drank f.. eely of wine and
whisky provide for the occ ,sion, and as s
o'clock Sallle was very drunk. She flung q
glass at her husband aud left, saying she was
going to see Dicks aunt. Half an hour later
people living in III, little log ca ins adjoining
Kitty Ksefe's heard some choppiug, aud i've
minutes later Sallie rushed into the neighb,r's
house with her hair streaming behind and her
hands and arms bsthed with blood She was
ravipg mad. Close IN her heels came two men,
who announced that Kitty Keefe was lying ia
her doorway dead One Of the men accused
Sallie of numbering her, and she replied:
IF she's kilt I'll bs happy to swing for IT,
She ought to have been killed long ago She
was Picks mistress" They took her back t,
the house, aud at the door the re lse and
ran to he stiffenipg corpse in the doorway.
and with o wild scream dragged it int, the
middle of the road The whole left side of
the face had been hack ID away with ha'chst
and the head had been severed fcnm the
trunk. Mrs. ON i'll WAS at once taken ino
custody aud at2 o'clock this morning lodged
in Jail here. She is stark m I'd. The terrible
crime has SHOCK ed the whole community.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
A Sutj ct f,r Hemp.

KEoKuK, low, SeEt ell Special to the
Chicago Times. Information reached here
to-day OF the arrest Of Thoma, Howran, q
farmer. living 10 an out.of.the-way place a
few miles back of Gregorys, small station
on the Keokuk and St. Louis line. Howrsn
is ch ,rRed with incest aud iufsnticde. TIE
detail, of the affair are of such fright iul
aud revolving ch iracser rs am ,st to defy be-
lief. 1t is charged that Ho . ran nearly four
years ago outraged his 16 year old
daughter, Mollie, and then threatened
her with death If she exposed
him. A child was born to the girl last
February, The girl, it Is charged, was
luc!.t d in . room by the father, who refused
to call physician. The family, it ia alleged,
was compelled under threats of death to
charged, killed the child Immediately after
birth and butied it. Ga Friday hs is said to
have ct ,ted that it was his intention to do the
same toward another daughter, now I6 years
old, on his return from keokuk that day.
He brought lead of produce to this city,
aud being unable to dispose of 1t, was com
PEELED to remain here over night.
His wife and children were nearly crszsd
and finally told the revolving ssory to
some distant neiphbors. operations were
at once made for the mans arrest, and he was
met ON the road by posse and taken into
custody. He broke down at once and, it is
claimed, completely confessed his guilt, taking
his captors to the spot where the remains OF
the infant were buried, and begged to be
hanged or shot, but was plac,d under guard
and afterward delivered TO the shsrff, who
removed him to Kahoka for safe keeping.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
Tney WiIi Dis First.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Sept 22.-The fugitive
convicts who for days had been intrenched in
the Maumelle mount in,, twenty miles above
town. defying capture, yesterday sailed out
from their fastnes, and escaped, As they re-
treated they informed every one they met
that they did not intend to be taken alive,
and called attention to the fact that they
were armed with Winchester rifles and re-
volvers. In addition they have two
valuable bloodhounds, which were sent
after them when they escaped and
which they captured. The gang numbers five,
aud is led by Thomas Kelly and George An
derson, notorious characters. The outlaws
crossed the river from the south side IN q
skif and were headed for IudIan terrific y.
Belief is expressed that they may be run
down. The Kramer of their escape from the
convict camp. and especially their actions
since IN defying arrest, are exciting lcommen'
Of an uncOmplimentary character to the au-
thOrlties.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
Hung 70 convenient Trees

LEWISTON, Idaho, Sept 22.-Five China
men, implicated in tho murder aud robbery oi
Daniel Fraser in Pierce City, were taken
from Jail by citizens last night and hung to
conv nient trees. Mr.. Frazier, who was one
of the pioneers of southern Idaho, was we'll.
known and respected. His 10 m in he rear
of the store was entered on the 11lh inst He
was murdered and his body horribly mutt
lated. An attempt was then nsde tO blow
o. en- the safe, which WAS unsucces,f full Tracks
on the outside of the bull ling showed chat
Cinnamon had done the deed. In the next
five days fifteen Chinese were arrested, and
finally five lpfessed Co the deed Those were
taken cut and summsri y disposed Of.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
AUToGRAHIC rELEaRAHY.
MIR. 9. r. Dennison's Apparatus fol
Transmitting Messages In
Fac-Simile.
New York Evening Post.

New York Evening Post.
Mr.. s. P. Deanison, of this city. has
recently patented telegraph instrument
by which ms,slges are transmitted In fac
slmile almost ss fast as the message can
be transmitted by good operator In the
ordinary way by a Morse key. The In.
strument has bsen upon exhibition for
several weeks In this city and
Of attention. The fundamsnt,l i
principle of the apparatus Is the same as
that used In all prsaedipg instruments
for the transmission Of message In fac.
1inile, namely the use of al Ink for the
original messsge which shall interrupt the
electric current. The message 10 written
upon the tin-foll WITH an ink which forms
a complete insulation wherever IL makes
a mark. Tee new feature Of the sppara-
tls 10 that Instead of stylus which
travels ba,k and forth over q
line the width of the sheet upon
which the message Is written, q sieep
point Is attached to the end of vibrating
arm hung between msgnets, which
swings back and forth across tape oi
paper abou the width of that used la the
ordinery "tickerr." Each Instrument Il
provided with two of thes'
vibrating points-one for send
ing and the other for receiving
Whenever the point passing over tn,
original message upon tan foil meets viii
an lux mark, the current is interrupted
for the second, and black mari
corresponding to the Ink mark upon thu
tin Is made On specially prepared pape
on the other end of the wire. Tn,
instrument 10 far more rapid than thos
which the Postal Telegraph oompan!
had built few years sg,. When tb
recsiving aod sending needles are ma
to swing over tape wide enough up I
which to write several lines insssf o
one, as at present, the speed viii e. o.
that of the best operators working vi
the old system. The advantages of bel A
able TO send merssge In facsimile al,
too obvious to need mention, beside
which the appsra US can be used by tw
merchants at distance without the in
tervention of operators.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
Tbs brotherhood az Locomotive
Fire men.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. % The twelfth
annual convention Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen of North America con
vened here to-day. After short street par
ad, the delegates assembled in the Chestnut
Street o 1era house. Gov. Pattison made the
addrets o. welcome to the state. Mayor Smith
Soee che. wsre also made by CoI. A x. Nc
Glue. Col. b Maynard, Of Indianapolis,
aud others, and letters from President Ulevs.
land, ex Gov Porter. Of Indiana, and other
public men were read regrettiDg their insbil-
ity to be present The brotherhood met this
afternoon at Association hall In secret session,
and will continue thtir deliberations until
Saturday, when an excursion wall bs given
the visiting delegates to Atlantic City.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
Wine and womea su, u Lawyer.


BosroN, Mass, Sept. 2l.-[Sp -c,al to Chi
cago Newsl-on Saturday a motion was ma lie
in the Superior court for the dsbsrmont Of
Edward z. Brown, the celebrated lawyer and
politician, for 100000 mi appropriation.
To-day the air is thick with iumors of
Browns misdeeds, Recently Atwell & ucs,
New York architects, gave Brown a power OF
attorney to c llsct $4,000 awarded them In
prizes for the best plans for the new
Boston public library. Brown col
lected the money, sent each S50l
and retained the balance To-day Luce came
to BOstsn at Browns request 10 get the
balance, and found the sheriff in postess sion OF
Browns off, Brown tod Lu,e that his
bank account hal been attached, and he
conldn't pay the amount. Since then Brown
has not been teen, aud il is believed he has
Left the city His downfall Is attribu ed to
wine and women. He was leader of the re-
publicans IN the house in 1889 and 1888 aud
opposed Gen. Butler in the Tewksbury
affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
Rpvpux.iuI Mine RS,

ST LOUIS Mo, Sept % "A report comes
from Bavier, Mo-, that an air compressor to
b, usei in the coal mines of Lnomis & Snively
at that place, was blown to pieces by dyua-
mite or some other explosive. The machine
had not yet been unloaded from the car on
which it had b4en taken to Bevier There is
no clue yet to the perpetrators of thu act, but
it is supposed to have been done by som. of
the white striking miners who formerly
work, d at the mines, to wrsak venge .Dce
u1on L pomis & Snively, Who nov employ
i one but negro miners. The machine was
valued at about So 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
New,York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 22.- Exports of domestic
cotton goods the past week were 2.7l1 pack
ages against 1903 packages the correspond
ing week last year, and for the expired por.
tiop of the year l59 633 packages. gail st
an increase of 40, $50 packages, while the pro.
duction of cotton goods In the same time has
increased between Z and Is per cent. Move
meat of through deliveries of goods coming
forward on orders has besn of the usual stead
inesS, wlils ths demand as usual to q rainy
and dull Tuesday have ba6n more moderate.
For woolen goods the placing OF orders pro-
gresses very satisfactorily, aud every Iuc-
ceeding day lessons this uusold product very
materially.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
Escape Of Convicts.

GALVESTON, Sept. 22.-The News Hearne
special says ten convicts escaped from the
plantation Of VIM. Hearns in Brszos bottom,
near here, yesterday morning. by cutting
through the roof Of the prison house. They
IN sde their way to town and entering the
Montgomery house while the guests were
tlumberif q, stole the garments of the male
members OF Stutz theatrical company, leaving
the convict quits b hind. They also took
two gold watches ann escaped to the woods.
A large posse started In pursuit of them aud
conyIcts had been taken. Tho posse s still
out,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
A MIGHTY MOVE.
The Price Of WHAT Sent Rolling Up
10 Very Pleasing FIGURES.
The Marks Of Bull Manipulation
Disoernible.
Corn Shares the Jump in o
Smaller Degree.
An Unchanged Report I'm the Price
An Unchanged Report I'm the Price
of Cattl,. with a Slight Jump In
the Price of Hogs.
THE GRAlN MARKET.
WHEAT.
Special Telegram to The BEE.

NdhhIs
Special Telegram to The BEE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-There was sharp
excitement in tho wheat trade to-day.
The signs of bull movement discerned
imperfectly for several days became
very pronounced in early trading to-day, and
so continued throughout The entire session.
An increase of 663, 900 bushels in the vipible
supply cau ed temporary weakness at the
upt ming and vsues were bc lower than nt the
close yesterday, but good buying at once set
in and from that on there was q SHARP ad-
vance in prices until not an option but had
touched S7hc. Buying orders were large from
the outside and there was n large amount OF
trading on local account at the Afternoon ses-
zion. November sold up to SSn and closed
within &, of outside figures. Receipts con-
tiuusd light at primary points and it was
stated that very ligle wheat was ming in.
Notwit thstanding the advance in prices which
millers were Offering for good milling grades,
it was cired that s o. was offered for No.
Duluth wheat, which ea ler in the day had
was also used as q lever for sdvsuoiog prices.
The fail in cousols aud Ru sian securities be-
ing taken ss Indicating ths poss bity of war
in thu Balkan 'untries Other homo grain
centres respond d 60 the advance here and en-
outraged bull operators and parties buying
for investment.
CORN.
There was fair amount Of speculation in
corn and prices ruled Rhade firmer, influ-
enced by the decrease OF nearly 100000
bushels inth, visible supply, the advance in
wheat nd this prospect Ut Glider weather.
Prices huctust d within a narrow range and
closed 3c higher than yesterday,
oTHsR MARKETS.
Oa's dull but firm, closing generally shade
higher.
s. Provisions ruled somewhat irmer, early re-
ceded AMI clos5d quiet at prices somewhat
lower than yester ay.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
AnIowa Army i,euniop.

Iowa CRY. Ia, Sept. ga large number
Of leading military men and many old vete-
rams arrived to-day to attend the third bien-
nial reunion of Crockers brigade in thi, city
TO- morrow and Thursday. The city is besu-
tiful with arches, pyramids, banners and other
decorations, while the opera house and rink
are gems Of decorative work. The new cleo
trlo light system introduced into this city adds
to the scene tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-23
Determined Up,n self esruction

Determined Upm Self estruction
Bosros, Mas, Sept, %. Especial to Chi
cago Nsws. The otR:e OF DR.. E. T.
Williams, at B ,ston Highland, was yester
day morning the scene Of q shocking suicide.
George aud Edward O'Donnell brought tbeil
brother Francis to the Doctors off 70 for ex
animation as to his sanity. Hs had scarcely
entered the Office when, with o yell he
boun led toward the window. He was seiz.d
by the three man AMI held for tims, but
with su den effort he escaped his keepers,
aud, breaking a cup he MAZE several gasnes
in his throat with sharp fragment Of it He
then inserted tis finger in the gaping wound
and tore at the flesh aud arteries. He bled
to d. ath in a few minutes