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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

The condemnation of rights Of way for
railroad purposes and projected plans
for additional manufacturing enterprises,
to be located between the river bank and
the bluff marks tho continuation of q set
Element which before many years will
utilize the greater portion of the flats
which line the river ON the Nebraska side
in Omaha and beyond. For railroad and
manufacturing purposes no more avail
able locations can be found in this great
and growing metropolis The Union
Pacific yards and shops, the great smelt-
ing works, the engine house and roser-
voirs of the water works are already in
possession. Miles upon miles OF a con
stantly growing network of rails spread
over portions like a gigantic gridiron. The
long neglected. flats are rising steadily
in value and in prospective utility; and
mosquitoes and imaginary malaria muss
give place sooner or later TO machinery
and great factories, built within stoaoS
throw of the river banks. Omaha has
found her location, once so muca dtSpar-
agod and fought ov"r, II fortunata ono
for her requirements. The bend above
the bluffs, lining the river bottoms, has
proved its vaiuc from its case Of drainage,
facility in grade, and ready availability
for the transactions Of her business
hogScs. Her residence streets hSvc eN-
tendcd from it in the only three direc.
lions possible, and are still pushing their
way over hill and valley into the interior
OF the county. The Hats have been neg
lrctcd largely because there has been lit
lln demand TO which they can best be
rnt. The time is approaching when tho
view of O6aha from the river will be as
characteristic OF great city, in its way,
as is that OF Cincinnati from the Ohio OF
piltsbulg from the Allegheny, and whom
foundrios and Furnaces giant factories,
tail chimnoys and darling Trains will evil
dcucc the utilization OF the river front
ana The industrial progress OF the Cato
City of the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
UP hin Work in New York.

New York Herald: We do not believe
Mr. Hill can be elected. His nomination
is the effort of raactionaries, Bourbons,
the opponents of progress and reform in
the democratic party, to regain tho con-
troll which they lost in the nomination
and election of Mr.. Cleveland We be-
lievc there are intelligence and wisdom
enough in the democratic ranks to de-
feat This attempts; that thoy contain a
multitude of voters who will see that the
success of this rcactionarY effort would
threaten the disastrous defeat of their
party next year and three years hence.
We watch the result of this last political
experiment with lively curiosity, but,
after ALL with only Il langnid and per-
functory concern in the result If the
democratic party, after being washed
and made clean in 1891, chooses in 1888 to
return to its spew, there is q disposition
III the country to leave it there hereafter.
BY the way, we advise our democratic
correspondent, who asks what he whould
do on election day, to stay at home.
MALARIA prevented and thorougfly
ewdicatcd by DUFFYs PURE MATT WIS
KEY, Recommended by leading phys ci ans
Sold by druggists and grOccrS.
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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

administration and the power of patron
age, past and prospective. There are
thousands of prizes yet to be drawn from
the executive hat, and tens of thousands
OF patriots evidently TO accept them On
this account rs much if not moro than
for any other reason the democrats hope
great things for the first state elections
held after the Inauguration. The rcpuh-
LEANS on tho other hand, sinking minor
differences, are consolidating and fusing
the divided element in a way that looks
like closer unity than thas for years
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
INCOMING.

A substantial brick school house is going
up at Evanston.
a dozen Cinnamon have taken out their
first naturalization papers in Cheyenne.
One hundred and eighty head of cattle
have been stolen from one ranch III the Ie-
ton country this season.
The first run of ore from King David mine
assayei 400 TO the ton. A half-nterest in
the mine was recently sold for 1900.
The Cinnamon who were ordered to skip
from Cheyenne on the lst, sought shelter in
the calaboose. They are gradually leaving,
however.
The first sale.of elk ever recorded in Lara
ME took place last week. There were ten
animals in the herd and were purchased by
ID. II. Talbot, of Sioux city.
brain while suffering from the effects of
chlOral mt Laramie. He was one of the owners
of a large ranch on the Medicine Bow.
The oil well of the Evanston Oil company
Is down about 400 They are having some
trouble and consequent delay on account of
the easing settling. They are now boring
through SoapstOne, which crumbles beneath
tho easing and allows it to settle, necesSitat-
ing the addition of extra lengths on top. The
drill will soon reach solid rock.
The Union Pacific coal management has
decided 10 close the Carbon mine for the
winter, and TO pay of and discharge all the
coal minors at that place, about live hundred
men. The Carbon coal Is rather inferior,
and the company prefers to use eastern coal
for its locomotives. a large force OF white
men will soon, however, be employed mt
division of the road will be supplied by coal
from these mines, which furnish the best
coal yet discOyeredin In Wyoming. Il Cheyenne
Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
WESTERN NEWS.


Crows by the thousand are destroying tho
corn crop along the Missouri river in Potter
county.
a farmer near Grand Rapids saved his
house from the prairie fires by taking off his
brecches and lighting ire with them.
The Harncy Peak Tin Mining company has
begun tte erection of buildings preparatory
to active milling operations next year
Crab apples do finely in central Dakota It
is given as the experience OF apple growers
that the trees do the best on ncrth slope,
with no grove or shelter belt north OF them.
A Lamour physician states that out of
eighteen births in his practice this summer
seventeen have been girls. The doctor is a
scientist and claims that ii is not an accident
hut the intelligent provision OF nature to
satisfy local demand.
The artesiau well at Altoona flows at the
rate of coo gallons Il minnie. The upward
pressure is about 20) pounds 10 the square
inch, which throws the water to Il great
height. The surplus water has formed lake
OF some forty acres.
The Deadwuod Times says the indications
are that the grade of the DcadwUod branch i.
i. 4 NJ. Y. railroad, will be completed to
Rapid this fail, Engineer Andrews having
reported to the company that owing to the
character Of the ground it would T." 'mpossi-
bic to work to advantage in the sp-ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

The Calico mines, California have shipped
SO far this year 81 ,5CG,Csl in bullion.
The cost to build brick house at San
IacintO, San Diego county, is about five
SiXtlls that of wood The houses are all Of
brick
Diphthcria is raging 10 an alarming extent
among the children in salt Lake CITY. There
were sixteen deaths from the disease reported
last month.
ccipts for the week ending September 8Dth,
inclusive OF $50 1304a in bullion, and SIS,
2i3.l0 in ore, total of Slll,9S53.
They have queer way of doing things in
Idaho. AT Silver City one day last week,
school was dismissed at noon tor the day in
order that the children might attend the races
in the afternoon.
At Altums Modoc county, Cal, last week,
q man was shot dead by another who mis-
took him for deer. The curoncr's jury
found the facts us stated and "iuliy CXoncra-
ted" the slayer FROM all blame.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
The Political Horizon.

A glance at tho political horizon this
all is both interesting and suggestive,
For an off year the sky presents moro
national interest than usual. Local
luestions seem to be of minor importance
While national issues are being pushed
into unnatural prominence. The curioui
spectacle is presented of the republicans
Yaging an aggressive warfare on ques-
lions which two years ago they would
lavo walked around "a great many city
squares to have evaded. Prohibition is
looming up in Ohio, and the problem is
n course of solution whether prohibition
md the democracy can pull together in
me team. In New York the spoils hunt,
ng democracy are at swords points with
ion, while the republicans take
open issue with them, the result being II
clearly defined issue. Moro attention is
being bestowed by the orators of both
parties on the tariff and views upon the
silver question are beginning to crystal
20 more clearly in party platforms and
rom the lips of party orators, Additional
interest attaches to the campaigns in
New York, Ohio and Iowa from the fact
hat the legislatures to be elected in these
states will choose United States senators
o succeed Miller, Sherman and Wilson.
fhe present republican majority is eight.
including the readjuster, and the loss of
any of the three senators mentioned
would be party misfortune. The loss of
all three would throw the arbitration of
differences between tho houses into the
hands of the Virginia readjustcr, which,
while pleasant for Mr.. Malone and his
colleague, is hardly to be- desired by
either party.
So far as the democracy is concerned,
the results of the coming elections will
30 considered important as showing two
things; the popular endorsement of the
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

VOTERS should look we'll to the iustc 3
OF the peace. Under tho law decreasin,
their number the Offices will be amon2
the most lucrative as well as the mos
important in the city, The compensa
ton annexed to the position should sc
cure men of character and ability. These
are the qualities which have heretofore
been lacking in the Omaha justice mill,
which have been conducted with more
regard to junk than to justice; to fee,
than 10 fairness.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
THE FIELD OF INDusTRY.

There are 5000 idle women in San Fran
cisco. tb
Convicts are to build the new state capitol
in Texas.
Machineshop work Is picking up all over
the country
The Massachusetts worsted mills are start
Ing up again.
The American carpet industry is in excel
lent condition.
The Boston Knights are galnining rapidly
In membership.
The Richmond Knights are pledgng all
candidates to the abolition of the convict sys-
TEN.
A HOlyoke, Mass, manufacturer has Just
shipped thirty tons OF mining machinery to
Mexico.
There are 20227 locomotives in North
America. None of the locomotive works are
full of orders.
Manufacturing stationers and manufac-
turers of stationers' novelties have not been
as busy for two years.
The Master Plumbers association. OF New
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
country

THE supreme court in referring the
matter of Attorney Burr's dsbarment to
a co mmittee of lawyers, is evidently en-
dcavoring to shift its responsibility.
Proceedings have been instituted in the
court by the attorney-general for Burr's
disbarment, and Burr having made an.
swer in due form, an issue has been made
for the court to decide without any recon-
mendations, suggestions, or other as
sistance from committee of lawyers,
Everybody knows that lawyers are al
together too apt to stand by each other
like that famous jury that tried a man for
seduction, and, although no was gui ty,
promptly acquitted him because they all
bore the same kind of character as the
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

Mr.. Kecly recently informed the direc-
tors of his motor company that he eX-
poets TO complete his liberator in few
days. The large 25O,horse power engine
will be ready, it is thought, by Dec, 1.
Then he will have completed his great
task, providing the liberator is strong
inventor hopes he win create. Mr..
Keely expects to begin work upon tho
preparation of his papers for the patents
on his inventions within five or six
weeks. He told friend that he had ac-
complished moro during the past six
months than for ten years previous
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

ANOTHER anti-vatcnation riot has oc-
CURED in Montreal among the French Ca
n%dians, in which several officers were
injured. A prescription iudiciously
compounded of school books and lead
pills is greatly needed for tho ignorant
fanatics who are urging on Il scourgo
which is depopulating their city and
which nothing but the most stringent
quarantine prevents from crossing over
our border
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

IT seems to be very difficult thing for
some of our policemen TO keep sober.
The city council ought to pass an ordi-
nance for the prevention OF drunkenness
among the police, by compelling them to
pay for their drinks and making it mis-
demcanor for saloon keepers to furnish
them with free whisky and beer. An
ordinance of this character would be
beneficial to the policemen and profta-
bic to the saoon-kecpcrs
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

CARDINAL MCCLosKEY, the first Amer
lean prclatc who has worn the red hat, is
lying at deaths door. In case of his
death, Archbishop Gibbons,o Baltimore,
is prominently mentioned as his prob
able successor. AT no distant date the
United States will be honored by Rome
with two cardnalates In no country
has the Catholic church within the past
ten years made more steady or prosper
Gus advancement.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
A Railroad prinoe Dethroned.

He rose from almost nothing and became
the president of several great railroads.
Suddenly his doctors commanded him to
retire from business, if he would save
his life. Overwork did it. BE wise be-
fore ovcrwork gets the better of you.
Take Browns Iron Bittcrs and keep
your strength and your nerve-tonc. E.
Mayer, 23l Baronno St, New Orleans,
says, Nothing helps mo like Browns
Iron Btters. 1t acts like u charm"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

"RicnELIEU" ROBINSON, the Britis
lion tail twister, has been keeping pret
quiet lately, but he will soon have ;
chance to do all tho tnl-twisting that Ii
desires, He is one of the chosen band o
fifty to go to ireland to assist Parncll il
electioneering. The fiery Finery is ais
among the number, and with two sue
twisters on Irish soil the Brish lion is no
likely to have much of a tail left after til
campaign Is over.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

The Hera'd fommends the appoint
ments of Messrs. Bprtch and Neville to
the Valentine and North Platte land
offices respectively, but declines to vouch
for Mr.. Shannon, who has been named
receiver at North Platte, because DR..
Miller is without personal knowledge as
to linn Why is this thus? We thought
that the president and his cabinet never
thought OF making an appointment in
Nebraska without consulting Dr..
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
Montana.
Hard coal costs SIS ton in Butte.

Hard coal costs sls a ton in Butte.
The Chinese are leaving Butte and vicinity
in large numbers.
uThe Judith Basin round up this year turned
off about'3 800 beeves.
A sampling works with capacity of forty
tons is TO be built at Helena.
Influential citizens of Virginia City met
and resolved that the Chinese must go.
Custer county has an assessed valuation Of
5000, 900, an Increase OF over half million
in a year.
Thirty-liye ounces of gold, the first ship
ment, has been received from the Sweet
Grass Hills. II
A new $1,000 court house is TO be built at
Billings on the site of the one which was
burned last summer.
The buildings of the territorial insane asy-
lum At Warm Springs, were destroyed By ne
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

IL Is n wise army officer who knows
his own age and can keep it to himself
rs the day for compulsory retirement ap.
proaches. General John Newton, of the
insineer corps, always supposed until re-
senty that he was born on July /, 1892,
which would retire him ON the same date
N 1886. Hc has now discovered and
proven by court records that August 9lth
1857 is the siNty-fourth anniversary of hi,
birth. This will cause mourning among
ais snbordnates in the engineers who
lolaed TO profit by General Newt0n's . re-
homent.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
Colorado.

Tramps and thieves nfest the mountain
towns
Denver is turning one of her skating Kinks
into market house
The town of Greeley is enjoying season
of great activity in the building line.
Denver expects grand clean up on the first
Of the year. A soap factory is to be started in
town.
A quatctte of ugly pugs guled the sports of
Denver out Of $1,000 by an attempted eXhibi-
tion of the "manly art"
The Bcsscmer steel works at Pueblo are
turning out steel rails for the Denver & Rio
Glande railroad. All departments OF the
works are In operation.
All the coal mines of the Union Pacific in
northern Colorado are now closed. The
mines, however, at Como and at GunnisOn are
still working. The reasons given for the
strike by the Colorado miners are that there
have been some inaccuracies in the weighing
OF coal, but this Is considered by the railroad
company as q very slim excuse, and that ii is
a strike ordered to assist the striking miners
at Rock Springs, Wyoming.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

accused and had 10 stand by him. The
people of Nebraska expect the supreme
court to do its duty IN the Burr case, and
not allow him to be whitewashed. His
conduct has bcon of most unprofcs
s'onal character, and he should be pune
ished for it. The tdrning loose of con
dcmned murderer by trickery is no small
Cfeueo
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

WHEN the ordinance submitting the
question whether the people desire the
erection of $4,000 city hall on upper
Farnam street, came up for a third
reading, four members of the coun.
ell voted against the usual suspen-
sion of the rules. Why any representa-
tive of the people should refuse to let the
people decide for themselves what they
wants Il conundrum
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

CouNCILMAN FUIAY has gone on record
with his vote approving the contract be-
tween the city of Omaha and Architect
Myers, rs executed by Mayor Boyd. But
Nlr. Fnray voted against the ordinance
to give the people of Omaha chance to
decide whether they approve the city hall
project or not
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

DIR. MILLER continues to congratulate
to some extent, Nebraska democrats ans
to great extent himself, upon the con
tinuancc of republican removals through
out the state. AS the process will con
tinuo for many months to come, the Doc
tor is not likely to lack editorial material
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

BISMARCK has thanked the pope for his
services in arbitrating the Cmolinos dis
puto. The pope's reply thanking the
prince for his interest in the church in
Germany has not yet been made public.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

A TRAIN on the Pennsylvania railroad
was captured by train agents on Tucsda,
last and the passengers robbed with i'm
punity. A few more remarks about the
rowdy and lawless west will now be il
order from esteemed eastern contempor
aries
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

MEssE5. MORRIS AND TUCKER, of the
Valentine land Office, have received
their walking papers. The North Platte
land Office also experiences change of
officers The official guillotine at Wash
ington works slowly, but sit gets there
all the same" with remarkable stcadi
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

LINCOLN is to vote on Il bond propos
ton of $4,000 for an extension of tn
Northwestern system from Fremont
The day ought to be past in Nebrask.
when the people build railroads fo'
others to operate. Our state is nov
thickly enough settled to offer enough in
ducements in tho franchise itself for an
trunk line to extend itself without othe.
a;I
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

The drummers of the United States
have agreed to refuse gratuities to Pull
man Car porters. If the Pullman com
pany paid their employees properly ther,
would be no necessity for this customary
grudge on the travelling public
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

IT is suggested that the president viii
appoint Carl Schurz on the civil service
commission. Mr.. Schurz's luck as 8
chronic oilice-holder will be cnvled by
many disappointed democratic poll
tician
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

THE Union Pacific promises greatly re.
duced rates to delegates to the coming
democratic state convention This will
be an added inducement TO warm work
ut the primaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

Dir. MILLER advises Irishmen to move
cautiously. We suspect he refers more
particularly to the coming movement in
the primaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

ARMIES are still concentrating on tn,
Balkan frontier, and the cry to arms i
ringing through all the principalitics o
southeastern Europe. But the diplomac,
of Europe, as it has SO often done before
may save the sick man of the east Tn,
key to tho Dardanellcs and his seat o
empire ON the BosphOrus.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

A FEW more blrndcrs like the uncon-
stitutional appointment of Capt. Mitchell
to the bench of the Second district would
make the fall crop of lawsuits very
profitable one for the lawyers
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

THERE is II general revolt against the
telephone in Maine, and all the doctors
of Lewiston and Auburn have ordered
ont their instruments Probably to per
form surgical operation on the COM
punV
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

the government contract for supplying
the Ute agency with flour. tits unnoces-
sary to say that the mill is not located in
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

THERE is no lack of candidates for
sheriff this time. The woods are full of
'em. They all want to capture Miler's
boarding and lodging house.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

HE'LL GATE will be blown up on Satur
day next at II u. m. Bob fngcrsoll should
be telcgraphcd for to attend the cerc-
mony.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

LAND COMMISSIONER SPARKS proposes
to stir up tho railroads in his annual re
port They certainly need it. He claims
to have discovered great frauds, but this
fact surprises no one.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

BcsroN is greatly agitatcd over the
standard of milk. Omaha has no stand
ard. Most of it seems TO have been
measured by the pump or thereabouts.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

THE war in the Balkans is nothing to
the conflict which the administration is
having with the baking democracy in
Nebraska and elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

SAN FRANCISCo has organized a crema-
ton society. Tho bitter anhpathy to the
Chinese in that city leads us to believe
that the San Franciscans are preparing
for Mongolian roast,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

THE czar of Russia continues TO keep
himself under lock and key. Alcxan-
der knows enough to come in when he
rcinns