Lincoln Nebraska State Journal from Lincoln, Nebraska • 2

alii v. i it 1 THE DAILY STA' -I rE JOURNAL. LING r-f- 1 -1 'v 1 A CQNG BOOK. was dinepaUble for a aoataeraler to hold a federal office has gone by, anil judi-eioou use of the patronage of the bot- TEE BIGGEST ''IIT eaBaanBfssaBB ijj. letaoaater BROTHERS SEELS BIGlMILLIONAIRE WiUlxMittT Pitch it TentaT nd laniesinaa -Krnmt.

awl all dla- aa Saatiaa fi tor xy I atraiara s4 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, ON Wednesday, Far the Biggest Amusement Enterprise on Earthy PoDular Success. It bss the Blea-est Pile of Solid Cwital IiiTastsd. The Blsces ft is the Bi Featnres: (est Biggest Psrsde; the Biggest Tents; the Biggest Animals; the Biggest Mensnste; ths the Biesest Bands- the Btereat Chariots; the BUnrest Dens; the Biggest Btoctrit LIchsH the Biggest Biggest Clrcns; the Biggest Railroad Trains. THS BIGGEST TWBNTT TI1CBS THE) AL ST 10Z8IS PH ANT Only 9 INCHES HIGH ta IttCHES LONG S47 Case, Worth Nine times its THB BIOOEST AND ONLY $57,000 PATB OF BTTTPSKDOTTB Vl LIVING HIPPOPOTAHUSE0 CONFiRlAtToiS: mAk the BivMt -ly Bmoc4, POUNDS WEIGHT, Exhibited Usdsr Weight is Solid Silver. OKXY aiaAXTIQ most Oddly Tinted of ill I ONLI FULL GROWN GIRAFFE.

-A-ISTD OlSTT-T $200,000 HERD OT AND CAMELS i THE BIGGEST NATURAL HISTORY SENSATION, TBTE ONLY PAZB OF LTVTJTQ WOOLL7 ELBFHAITTO Erer Known, We Alone Hare Tbem, and We Amply Prove It ia ether BtH. TEB BIOOEST AND $22,000 TWO-HORNED WHITE RH1H0CER0S THE BIGGEST AND ONLY $18fiOO HEMD Of 6 PERFORMING COLORADO CATTLE i THE BIGGEST AND ONLY $50,000 ARCTIC AQXTARIUII OF AMPHIBIOUS MONSTERS. THE BIOOEST AND ONLY RAINBOW-HIT KD MIGHTY MANDRILL TELE NEWS." The) Coming Financial Condi-En- tions of tboi Country courAglng. The Mississippi Klvor will Re ceive tne Attention of St. Louis Merchants.

Queeu Victoria Sends Telegram ol Condolence to London Sufferers. TneX'oming St. Louis Races Otler Fine Sport and Parses. Masked Bobbers Itiflo a Store at Nortonville, Texas Visited by a Destructive Hail Storm. SFOKT AHEAD.

St, Louis Prapaxlua; for Great Events oo the Turf. St. Lours, May 31. The spriDir meet ing of the St. Louis Jockey club, which opens next Monday promises to be tbe finest event of the ki t-ver bdil hr A large number ot vtry tine horses arc already ou the ground, acid others will strive from and otu-r place in time to participa'e in tne The track is in sj)ledid or.ler, and if the westher continues good as 'at present very good time iookud for.

Monday will be a tree clay to tbe uelcl, ana an immense attendanca is anticipated. Th Jockey club has decided to no Id a meet ing ro open some time in September, and has arranged as a principal foatunj of it oae of the largest sweepstakef tnat has been run in the country for mny ytars It-will be a four mile race. $1,000 en trance, half forfeit $5,000 added. This big stake, it ia believed, will bring out all tho craifc four-milers in tbe country, niniSthc event is expected to be tbe most notable one siuce the oldeu time. Tue club has nlo established tbree fixed events for tile sptiog and one for the fall meetiucs to be given next year.

These are tu be called the Missouri Derby for throe-year olds, 1,500 added, one and one half miles, the Missouri Oaks, for three-year old fillies. $1 000 added, one and a hill miles, and the Dousman sttke for three year 1.000 added, two miles. The event for the ill is called the St. Legcr. foi tbree-year olds, ft, 000 addd, two mili-H.

These races will be announced shortly and entries Are to close rJcptem-bcr first. WINI, KAISi AND Tei" "Suffers from a Severe Storm. Qalveston, Mi vol The Waro special says a feu lul bail visited soit'lt McLennan and the rth part of Doll omntief, S.nurd'iv uiiht. A. cumbir if farm wcie 'n-in down.

Oac lad Wos Wire i wd tu mi wlly Lurt. Nesr Cruwfoul ver ho isea wcrj un'oofeil. 'A Dallas kpcial st.ys vi'denl v. ir 1 ra torni is-seci i.v- the it ,1 nib'. Hiiufcli in torrents llushiiu -ni! the s'rtMiis.

Tne Trinity nvt is ri-int ra-idiy Mid it is tiist i'. overflow its baDks. Tliu News, spe-iils reports nd, rii'ri aid bail t-tonn ii va' one i i nf ill state, in many l'lS'-ic: ''it! slroy-ipg fruit and niy itijunug the Ci! cotton and wheat crops. The Taylor fctij a hurricane visited Tiylor vvenin, which Iaiit f.Ttv miutiics. No lives lost.

ii N. Uiaius' hou-ie was t.l.twn tlown. 1 wo Mittuineil iunona injuries. The wsis idown from its foundation, and Cutti-olic church anil Odd art! total wrecks. Nearly nil tLu iind ou'.

houses were dtm lished, iii i a bouse ia town escaped damage Fences were blown down and trees iiproulej lor miles around. MISSISSIPPI KITOK lNTEltESTS. Civil Service Kefurm AiiAorlution. St. Louis.

Mp.v Ul. A movement is 1 ingeci. on toot by leadinc members of the M.i rchants t-x 'ifo o'lier h-isiut ss ex i i' me nen of ll -t. uis h. time lh i .1 -ll ventinn in til-; nut l.

u.u s-i; i villi-y 1 a itii 1 i M'S- In I leria'- -f Hi to wh i-li 1 i i i -iii men he invitt-d. Q'lito a ii inL'ns of what is rviee Keforiii gjoticmcatf this ci' political pHttitM. have i-r to be knoivu a- the Civ.l til on to the soci- tt. in ilu- vls pi.tn simdar ti will eet officers in Col. V.

l'ar. in re his ri signed the presidency of St uh Ci'lt-ir. Corxpresf im.niny, li liiis h- Id the eiilit si: the za'ion I th-. company, nml tl- 1 ert-aiter revote bia.self wholly I ii d'lig iht in uf i T-ili-ivi-- Mi souri, Arknssns i T'-xus, wbiili lie bit-i In cj i.lei.t li tl -i i- I n-i of "bo -f nitith is own r. A WOMAN FIEND.

A Woman Sets a Teufineut ilutirto on Fire to Obtain tlte liiHitrauee. Nbw Youk, May ill. Marie Vuiijii, apod 35. a jer wn at IM5 Sixth trvtnue, was arrested, th murnipfr, cbsrged wih de ibciat ly fire, for the Eftke insurat to a house iu which a scorj of ptrs-'iis v.e'e sleepinp, amousr them a womhii sick childbed. Circumstances lh discovery are such as to leave i.f the woman's nuilt.

The at'io'iut of in-: surance f(-r wLith uin-'y lives were risketl was $4,500. Thoroughly s'-ukirg the floor of tbe and a ln-sp ot straw and rays collected there, with po trokum. the had set Bre to it without any warning of th iifTdir. Tu-j mut bad hardly been applied befure the wo man was arrested. The Queen Expresses Her Sorrow, London, May The citizens' committee have decided moat unanimously to abnndon tbe idea of a public; monument, whicb it was said would but perpetuate the memory of our own humiliation and -blundering, but it was decided to erect a substantial memorial in the shape of a permanent relief to those made destitute by tbe accident, and to accept outside offerings to such funds.

Mayor Campbell, to-day, received the following telegram from Major Detiin-ton the governor Keneral's secretary: Quebec, May 30. The Queen has expressed, through his excellency, the governor general, her great sorrow ou hearing of the deplorable accident whicb has, so receotly occurred at Loudon, and wishes to express her deep sympathy with bereaved families, digm-d. Vi EOK1A. Troops for the Utes. Wasiunotoki May 31.

Under orders from the war department Una. Pope sta'iouing troops at the most accessible points for service in cafe there should be trouble with the Ute Indians hen their removal under the Ute treaty is to be consummated. Care is taken that na movement of the troops likely to excite the Indians shall be mado. An effort wili be matlo to remove lbs complaint made by tobacco dealers over the country that the stnmps furnislu-d by the bureau of enpravinp ami printing are of an inferior quality anil almost worthless. A committee from the treasuiy department has been directed to visit the bureau and see how the defects an be remedied.

Threw Himself Fntin a Window. Cincinnati, May At half past one this afurboon Edwin F. Dunn, travelling salesman for Jefflas, Seely fell from the fourth story of tbe Emery hotel to the sidewalk on Race street. Death was instantaneous. Mr.

Dunn was subject to fits of despondency, and hal been noticed for several days past by bis employers on account of recent Inhavior. loss of appetite and slecplesssess. Mr. Thompson, of tbe lira; had just taken him iuto the hotel to go to be j. and had left him in bis room a moment when he It is supposed to to a case of suicide.

i Kidney-Wort move tte bowels regularly, cleanses the blood, and radically cures kidney disease, pik-s, headache, and laics which are caused by disordered hver arid kidneys. Thousands have been cured wbysuould you not try it? Your druggist will tell you that it is one of tbe moat successful remedies ever known. It is sold in both dry and liquid form, and its sctioa is positive ind sure in either. Dallas Tex. Herald.

GRAPH suppose that the -organs and friends of eastern ana corporation cap ital were sincere in nntung 1 taoit witn Judge Matthews for his position on a few points of law long since decided, and now of the way, lir connection Wita the rights of corporations I Not at all. Their opposition to him was on far different rounds. In the debate on the silver bill, udee Matthews made a powerful and holly unanswerable areument in the senate in its favor and also is support of constitutional power of the govern; ment to make paper money a legal tender the transaction of business. For this eastern press, eastern men and eastern monopolies never forgave him, and never will. I remember the speech well.

heard it. Nothing more able on that ubject was eves delivered. He has been pursued since by a class of psople for whom I have no respect. Judge Mat thews is a western man in his ideas, and without saying whether I. voted for him not, I may be permit; jd to say that in opinion be will make an able, upright ana acceptable judge.

Ghobts of the departed past do 'stalk. the dispaches this morning mention made of ameeting of English holders confederate cotton loan bonds. The foolish people expect that an appeal to the generosity of the American govern-mentwill enable them to realize aom thing. The blood at time becomes loaded with impurities and moves sluggishly in the veins. This condition of the vitil fluid cannot last long without serious results, An alterative is needed to purify the blood and import energy to the system and there is nne better than Ayer's Bar sapariila.

New Mexican Motes. From tbe Lea Vegaa Optic. There was a grand railwar celebration at 1 Paso, Jast week. Water wiil soon be turned into the thirteen mile pipe line of the Canon del Agua company at the JNtw Jt'iacera "Salt Lake Bill, the terror of Tecoloti nas, a man or lew words and many irienas, is again smtung Deniad the ucci dental bar. County script now tips the financial scale at 90 cetts.

The payment of the county tax has stiffened tb ae price con- siderably of late. A subscription paper is being circulat ed on the plaza to-day to 'raise money with which to maintain a ponce iorce The Southern Pacific railway will cn ter 1 Pato to-night, and we can picture in our mind eye what a demand will ex ist for the advent. rroi. Kobertson has visited tne new mineral finds up the Oallinal canon, and is well satisfied that gold abounds; in the mountain sides tbcreto. Prairie schooners from Kansas, Mis sourl and other states are thronging the Santa Fe trail.

Let them com-. Tnere room and riches for all. It is being whispered that rich discov erles of stiver were made yesterday with in one hundred yards of the bath house at the springs. Amen The recent assay of Tecolotina ore 47 silver, and VA gold, to tbe ton is setting this country on fire There's a constant stream of people go log out to tne.mines. The Shakespeare club passed an enjoy able evening last night.

The members of the club are manifesricg a desire to make their association a nine-time win ner. Parties at Rincon claim to have din covered a hidden cave, Buppoaed to rich iu mineral, near that place. An ex ploring expedition equipped and wen out to-day. The round-up of cattle in the Red River country is larger than was eve known before. The cow boys scoured tne plains between Dodge City ami th Republican river, and have in thetr pos session not fewer than ten thousand stray cattle.

One armed Kelly, whom reports ha killed in Tombstone. Arizona, some weeks ago, is still clinging to life with a desper ation seldom equalled. He was shot by a gambler named McAllister, whom insulted in the Oriental saloon at Tomb stone. Certain parties in the vicinity of San Jeronimo have taken possession of ever-nowing spring or pure water, an have dentc-J tho public to get wst- from the same. However, Juuge 1'arks, of the sorotid judicial district, acting in the absence of Chief Justice Prince, en join them.

The injunction papers an; xptctea in every mail. The Academy committee have pur chased grounds opposite the junction Twelfth street and Lincoln avenue, a strip three hundred feet long oa Twelfth street, by about 200 feet wide between Twelfth etieet and Uallinas river, of Reynolds, paying therefor about half the amount it is worth. It ia now in order to hurry forward an crdowment for the institution by donations. so that if possible, the commodious school building may be ready for occupancy at tbe beginning of the Eccocd scholastic year. A lady arrived from Kansas this afternoon and button-ho'c I the officers to He-cure from deep distress.

She gave her name as Grimes and staged that she was in search of a runaway husband, whr.m she was certain had not preceded ber over twelve hours. lie bad frequently mentioned Lis Vegas, and she thought it posssble he had stopped here. The office ra knew nothing of the truant hubby and tbe lady continued on her way, de termtned to travel to San Francisco, where she feels quite certain the naughty man will be overtaken. Chloride City, in the Black Range, is still looking up. Tbe prospects for the future are brighter than ever.

Capitalists are arriving daily and sales at snug figures are of frequent occurrence. New and rich discoveries are made on every A correspondent of the Onlie writes: "Major Beebee, of Joplin, who has been here all winter, has received an assay from Denver of sixty-four ounces in gold to the ton and 48 in silver. Bishop recently brought in some quartz all specked all over with free gold. It was discovered about four miles from Chloride City and the vein is said to be two feet in width." Relief from sick headache, drowsiness, nausea, dizziness, pain in ths side, guaranteed those using Carter's Little Liver Pills. These complaints are nearly always caused by torpid liver and constipated bowels.

Restore these organs to their proper functions and the trouble ceases. Carter's Little Liver Pills will do this every time. One pill is a dose. Forty in a vial. Price 25 cents.

For sale by Leighton Brown- A SUICIDAL SHOT. Well Known Columbus Men Takes Own Lire. his From the Omaha Republican. Yesterday Captain John Lawson, of Columbus, after having been out all night, gambling and drinking, returned to bis home at 8 o'clock in the mornintr, and going into his room, and locking tbe door, he shot himself through the head, ovfer the ear, with a large revolver. He died in two hours afterwards.

Tbe deceased was about thirty-four years of age, and had lived in Columbus eight or ten years. He was emoloyed as an agent of the Singer Sowing Machine company. had been captain of tbe Columbus miii'ia company, and was in Omaha with his company during the smiliicK works strike. Lately he had become dissipated, recklest-aod disheart ened, and hence his suicide. He leaves a wife- snd twochildien, in rather destitute circumstances.

7otoffiee Ohnna-ea In Nebraska, During the week ending Hay 28,1881 furnished by by Wni. Van Vleck of the postoffice department: Postmasters Appointed A lliston. Buf falo county, Peter De Clark: Long Hope, York county, Miss Mary E. Wiseman; Papillion.i Sarpy county. Wm.

C. Mc Lean; Utica, Seward connty, Calvin Phincey. Illneee or Doreey Vrfea or a Steamer. Nbw Yobk. May 31.

A Washington special to the Post says it is reported that ex-Senator Dorsey is quite ill at his house in this city, overcome with mental strain incident to the star route reports. Private advices received at the office of the Anchor Sine in this oity indicate the total loss of the Macedonia, which started ffom this post May 2tkh, together with the greater part of her cargo. Tne Laee Frand. Mar 81. John Griscron, after seventy-two hours of fasting, shows a lose of eleven pounds.

He appears to be in a healthy normal condition, playa games ana visits tneaters, ana wnen ne feels the need oi stimulants be taxes a walk. The boutrr to be Flooded with 1 -During the Next Fear Month a. Loeer Naw Yobk. Mav 81. The Beeoiho Post's money article, commenting on the monetary situation, says the treasury will to morrow begin the payment of the quarterly interest on two hundred and dollars of four and a half per the amount being $5,000,000.

Jun 4tb, the regular quarterly payment or pensions Dgine. inese are aooui per year. Of the $9,000,000 quarterly payment probably will be disbursed at the sub-treasury here. There are in addition important pay-mends expected on account of arrears of pensions, but the figures cannot be given. Interest to Aug.

12 on $350,000,000 of registered five per cents, which have beep extended at three and a half, and whichftnterest amounts to $350,000, and also interest on whatever of coupon five pcrtcents have been forwarded for extension, will bsgin to run out very soon. Tht major part should come out of the treasury in the first half of June. The only extraordinary payment to be made to the treasury of the United States is $506,000 as principal and $20 000 for in terest on bonds of the Nashville Chattanooga railroad company, which ten years ago were given the government in settlement of the accounts of the govern merit with that company during the late war. This mocey will to-morrow be oaid into the treasury for the Nashville Chattanooga company by the Louisville Nashville. Prom this st'itement it will be seen that during June the of the treasury he important, und iu July th ordi nary dfsbursc-m'-nta nro large, and thse vsiil supplemented by sixteen millions to be used in the redemption of the six per cent bous not xieruled at three and a hlf per cent.

Tnero may be fiftesn millions dollar r-f lives which will not be exM-udid. for which ctsh will also be paid by the treasuiy. and in addition to Huso amounts to 7.000,000 cash may be ex pecte! from the treasury according to Washington before Congress meets, on registered five per C-ntj which the treasdry decided not to extend at any rate of interest, bat to pay outright. It wi'l therefore be seen that there are extraordinary reasons in tbe shape of (f'd imports early in the year and treasury oneiations tsince, the main effect! which latter is yet to be feit for the money market for the nest few months for volume of business and of speculation to exceed even the total late years. MASKED KUI1UEKS.

Thev Uo Through a Store at Nortonville, Kansas. Atchison, Slay 31. A bold and suc- c-tsful robbery was perpetrated at about teu la-t cijjht r.t Nortonville, a ou the T. fc S. F.

railroad, about seventeen miles southwest of this citv. Three r.uisked meu entere-i the store of Loyson, in which at the time was Mr McCaithy, one of i clerki, two hwliee and two little girls. The robbers immediately upon entering drew revolvers and commanded th3 inmates to keep quiet. On3of the thieves then proceeded to tho safe, another to-jk positioo a' the door and the third kept guard over the occupants: Whilo the robbers wire thus occupied two of the clerk3 who had been to the depot returned, and were at once takenchare of by the sentinel at the door-l'li-i safe contained in a drawer between -Mhi and H0 ia cash, and this the robin-rs carried off. An iron box in the safe contained but tbe ioibers failod to effect an entrance They worked Bilently and quickly, and after securing the money walked backward out of tbe store, wanting its occupants uot to look outside for an hour or they would be shot.

Gaining the street the robbers rode off south, and up to the present time no trace of Ihem has Ijcl Ii discovered. FORKIUN iJfOTEN. i.nNDON, may in me commons a nudum in favor of adjournment for the Derby was carried -40 to ll'J, amid loud O-ietis. The World ws: We hear on pood nil thority thu Surah Uernh-vnlt i-i to mtrry Saturday next with Anstelo, who has been travelunp with her in America. Dervisch I'asha, governor of Albin telegraphs thai has entered Topek iinl captiiied uie leatlurs ot t'je Albanian iusurgents who are teut to in cl i ii i Lp unVummcr meetinp opeue.l to-ilay, and tne rati; for tbe Astiland stuk.

was won liy Derwuch-sti Wild Slug tnird. Six ran, Ki-ctf' Nortu S'ar. ii- iiMiiwiiun i ai night or members of li nt tudotticis heloniiiii; to the land Ii it was to till the of Knt.e as irtJiniz rt it b. and ulso dt-t ied in lie- event of tbe bup-iiic si hi of t1 lei gue V) transfer Its duties in lrel tn lb ladies' bind league, and if that was int. rf red with to conduct the org mi, it ion tlirnih a commisiioo sitting ai Holly) ead A meeting of the ir.dbi.lders of the "confederate oUo'i 'n" of 18(53 waf held to-day.

Ti ml tccor of tbe spei i ll win to ii. elT. ct that bltbo ig'u i- li tlho'd I aye no on 'h'- Am; v. rrai'-t so.nelbing muht be if a friendlv uppcal kers i a that fir.e i to I ase their Mi IJ ii o' 'o in. es ou he 'ne i sitiou the Ateh ir line Eteom Mac ashore net the mud Ki.

tyr bouso, is very cil-'l-Sh is c-umi leraii'v caitiiuu-1 for ward, her retries: is tone t'y the dceft, iii.il she i r.ol ap; roachab! except from soiwarii. lug tuts are in attendance, lt lions hi 1 eicg madj to suvc her, but this is ihougnt tloubtful The cargo is bti'ig tl cebargi into lighters, bjl a i p.it,o:i of it in a damaged co niiiion. Tin- vnkf uf thu vessel and a iri is eslimitc-d 70.900." Arny tr the Cuiuberlantl. Ciiaitax otiuA, 31. An en'buei-u-th: mte'ing of lst night was-held to arrange for the socit ty of the Army of the Cumberland, which meett here Seplembf 21st and 2a.

President Garfield, Mr. Lincoln and other members of tho cabinet have notified the secretary that they will be present. Generals Sherman, Sheridan, Hancock, BchoUeld, Polk, Argrund. Crook and other prominent army officers will be present. General Graut will attend, If not prevented.

Senator Kerry Sick. Detroit, May 31. Senator Ferry, of this state, reached his home at Grand Haven to-day, quite prostrated from the duties of the session, including importunities otlicc seekers. His case was sulliciently serious to compel tho attendance of bis physician from Fort Wayne to Grand Haven. Natural Fruit flavors, r.

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a ufactured by STEELE PRICE, Chicago, and St. Louis, Mak-ir of Lnpulia Yeaat Gwms, Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, and Dr. Price' Unique Perfttasea, We make no second grade goods. ernment would establish a nucleos about msfrt rmf enough the ability and intelligence of the south to effect, by taking the leadership of the re publican Tote, a great breach in; the solid town.

The administration or, perhaps, it were better to say the President signified its action to the election of Biddleber-ger as sergeant-at-arms of the senate, and although he had been nominated by unanimous voice of the republican Caucus, and supported through a hot light lasting for weeks, he was immedi ately dropped. This would scarcely admit of any pretation otner than that the adminiBtra Men wishes to see the south remain hour- bontzed. At the same instant of time jmm usuuenu oi iuo aenaie unanimously iTeBolved that it was their solemn duty te sustain the administration as against the stalwarts. No foreed or hurried solution of the puzzling situation must be attempted. The President must be judged at the end bis term, and not at the beginning, but is curiously strange that he should be more in harmony with democrats than with one half his own party.

Sokk of the provisions of the Kansas prohibitory law have been declared un constitutional. A druggist at Leaven- worthrwas charged with four violations of the law: First, in selling bay rum for toilet purposes; second, in selling Jtinc ture of gentian compound for medical purposes; third, in selling McLean's cor' dial lor medical purposes; and fourth, in selling essence of lemon for. culinary purposes. The county attorney claimed thai these articles would produce intox- and that the druggin accu8ed had no licen86 to 8ell the B(ime from the probate judge. The defendent moved to quash 'the claiming that he had neither violated the statute nor been guilty of a public offense.

Judge CbOzikb, in suBtaioing the motion to quash the suit, "delivered an elaborate the main points of which are as follows That, under the amendment the consti tution cannot prohibit, but only regulate tne sale or intoxicating uquorB ror me chanical, mediclDal and scientific pur poses, but that in attempting to define the meaning of intoxicating liquors. says that any liquor or mixture thereof that will produce intoxication shall be considered intoxicating liquors in the meaning of the act, and it shall be pro mt)! ted. and nence tne allegation mat the article sold were intoxicating liquors in the meaning of the law must be taken as true, tnereiore, we court neid tnat mas muehasthe law undertook to prohibit -the sale of articles, wnicn, under the amendment, it could only regulate, was unconstitutional, and that the act was further in contravention of the constito tion because it undertook to confer judi ciary powers upon the probate court. The gut of the decision is that such ar tides as cologne and tinctures are pro hibited by the law, but that the law itself is unconstitutional, A vigorous fight is being made against the law, and all its provisions will be thoroughly tested. Those who consider the law unjust seem to have adopted the old maxim that the best remedy for a bad law is its rigid enforcement.

Nebraska has at least escaped this evil. It is estimated that over a half million of foreigners will land upon our ehores this year. Of these, the majority are in dustrious people of moderate means wh have been drawn to this country in the hope of bettering their condition. They come from Germany, Ireland, Sweden, Switzerland, Italy, and almost every other part of the world. Great as this number is, their coming has little visible effect upon the Unitd States.

Upon tbeir arrival tbey are divided up into small groups and distributed through all parts of the country. Tho demand for laborers is great, and those who come seeking work are engaged as soon as they land. But a large prrportion of the emigrants have the great agricultural West iu their minds, and come with the intention of purchasing a farm of their own. The West is fortunate in securing tho better class of this fore ign emigration. The poorer and less desirable classes of which the Irish form a large proportion, settle in the cities where the manufacturing es tablishments offer better opportunities for dav labor.

It is the class of small capitalists who come to cetlle in tta West. For the most part they become sober. Industrious and worthy citizens They fall in readily with our customs and become firm supporters of our free institutions. To any other country than this, the in flux of so large a foreign element into the population would be a cause of alarm, but our territory is so Urge and the moulding power of our institutions is so great that no danger need be apprehended. Tbe great dissimilarity in these foreign elements is really an occasion of strength.

They neutralize each other and make it easy for the native A men- can element, with the aid of the public school and other republican institutions, to assimilate and unify the most diverse qualities. It is indeed the dream of the idealist that as the glass lens collectsall the colored rays of the spectrum and blends them into one pure white, so America should gather all the diverse races and types of men and mould them Into one perfect people. These different al asses will facilitate and make necessary an extensive division of labor, and this is one of the most Important conditions of progress. The intermarriage of dif ferent nationalities will tend to give vigor and health to the physical constitution ofj the people. The public schools, freedom of religious and political thought and re sponsibility in taking part in the general government will furnish the most favor able conditions for mental and moral development which any people has ever enioired.

The future prospects of the country are very bright, and Nebraska, as a typical western state, may hope to enjoy her full share of the prosperity and honor. STANLEY MATTHEWS The-fierce and continual assaults of the eastern press and politicians upon this talented man have been so virulent that it was difficult to account for them. Pa pera that are said to wear corporation collars vehemently denounced himas tbe tool of monopolies, and papers that be longed to the goldbug ring were equally unsparing. The secret is out now. Even after Judge Matthews was confirmed every senator who was thought to have supported him was tbe object of suspicion innendo and denunciation.

Among others thus pursued was Dak Yooriiess, of Indiana. Dan is no slouch when it Lfiomes to talking, and he defines himself L(hus leaving nothing more to be said -I ''1 am not at liberty to say how or any other senator voted on that subject, The injunction of secrecy has not been removed irom tne executive session in which Judge Matthews was confirmed, wish it were otherwise, and that everything had been made public, so that tbe neoole could have a correct understand ing the course pursued by every senator. 1 can only speaa or wnat happened out aide tbe senate cnemaer. 'tne east was almost, if not entirely, against Matthews Xistern preea, eastern banks, and such weii-kaows organs of the national bank association as the York Timet, were vehemently opposed to him. and assailed him with utmost iurv.

tnere any body in Indians foolish enough to believe that this opposition from such sources arose from a fear that Matthews was too friendly to corporations? Does any one out the for the I or my In is of 0TWkft wAtrtltc pirxr h(df bom eaa InmIn to anetbtt. elwaye etate the office at vuca yea ut neea reeeivuii yea have beea reeeWlnf, ft, wall Ute ta wue yea desire mi LINCXLN, NEBRASKA Sr. touri ft' tThT hlgiii' eiekrie lights of 4000 candles each, placed on the prater tower, by which type auch as is used on this paper can be read at a dia- it i I la MfrtasfHoadthat WhllB a Iff leading young man of Moberly, was trying to draw his' plat a barkeeper Bred Itself oil, the ball courelnggdowav kli leg from the hip to the knee. i Wi are in regular receipt of ioeif and ttkcilth, a publication issued by Ambua Lewis, at No. 5 Waverly New Tork.

It is a weekly, eajch number confining twenty pages, filled wSth the most Important and valuable matters relating to the subjects which Compose its title. Subscription, 4 per year, or $2 for six months. We commend it to every house- A BTwtt head-llhaciBdttor has been bounced. TSe ways en- the laay old Rwte Hcan, and when the dispatch came in announcing the reported Shortage of JoHrf Q. Thokpso, sergeant-al-erms eJ the house Ins put oref kin Mazing cadI Uls: "Radical Rascality-Rottenness I Rampant in Washington John Q.

mompson a feiauiter." as jomr u. la the boss of. the Ohio democracy, the unfortunate head-liner was given a chance to go to work upon a farm. It is butj us-tice to the proprietor of the-paper to say that they donated him a year's paid up subscription to the weekly edition so that he might properly direct his zeal hereafter. Th dally papers of the country, are making strenuous exertion to improve the sanitary condltlonB of the cities In which they are publishedV.

In view of this widespread fear that the Cholera and other epidemics wfll visU this country the the greatest precautions axe urged. The summer promisee to be hot and damp and thus favorable to the spread of epidemics and the prevalence of disease. The mortality in. the large cities rwlU be. unusually huge ublei pedal pncautlona re takenl Cleahli Bess is ithe only safeguard.

Filth is' the most -deadly poison and occasions or aggravates all the epidemic and malarial diseases. Cholera can rage only where filth abounds. The dieadful ravages of She yellow fever in southern cities are due almost entirely to defective sanitary regulations. Fevers and malaria of all kinds are most deadly where the laws of cleanliness are least observed. Lincoln is very favorably situated in regard to epidemics.

There is little danger of any of the great epidemics Teaching us, but we cannot afford to neglect any of the precautions which prudence suggests. The city should be kept scrupulously clean. Offal or refuse matter of any kind should not be allowed to collect even in the most out of the way places; Cesspools should be oarefujly arranged and frequently inspected. Let very man see to the cleanliness of his own premises, and the whole city will be freed from anxiety and alarm. Tub Journal thanks the Omaha Herald tot its estimate pf the good this paper can do for a cause it advocates.

And las regards cruelty to animals, thefubject 'of discussion, we arc in thorough sympathy with the Herald. So also, 1s pubho sentiment in Lincoln. Our police forte would arrest a man as promptly, and the authorities would deal with him as severely, for inhumanity to valuable beasts of burden as they would for drunkenness and disorderly conduct Public sentiment does not tolerate abuse of such animals, and it is perhaps not so often as once a year that a case occurs which calls for- official Attention. As regards "bhdtairder had the' persecution of rabbits," we incline to the opinion that the 'Herald goes to an impracticable extreme. We believe the game birds and wafer-fowl a.

legitimate source of food supply, and regard their pursuit as the best method of affording exercise and recrea-; tion to the man of average or restricted means and constant employment. As to tho Innocent songsters, they are safe everywhere in Nebraska. They are iu-: creatjtig ia number and variety, and they are loved and cherished by everybody. The Herald, from lack of knowledge, be-: lleves Lincoln to be a very wicked city, inhabited by people who largely live on what they may plunderfrom the state, and it mikes the mistake of supposing that they are of a somewhat cruel and barbarous nature.1 We beg the Herald to borne down and see us and stay long enough to get acquainted. As has been foreshadowed for some days.the.

vote a Albany joritjrfor element It waanotf frjcUwy ve tie eSerhyxtoi over the republican party. It is to be regretted that the republicans of New York could not settle1 thW differences la the proper and regular way. We are not of those who believe the rupture is fatal to the future of the party in that stats. It may result la the temporary retirement rompubtlc usefulness of a great leader of oi tne party, out it can oo no more. The contest has reached a stage where we of Nebraska can do nothing hut await tho hoping for the best.

Unless the administration members make an alliance with tbe democrats, there is little hope of a speedy issue of the strug-, gle. But there is plenty of time between bow and 1084 for bitterness to subside and passions to cool. We dislike the tone of the anti Conk-' lasi press of ew Tork. It feels a ha-j treef for the ex-8enator and his friends i that bodes no good for the future. Ae-: cording to the New Tork THbune, Cokexdio is a boss, with a big he ia mean, he is cowardly, his -methods and motives are ignoble, he iavent Ilea, he throws dirt, he is a manipulator of cor rupt bargains, and columns pf abuse of him and his friends fill that paper.

There are no republicans to spare in New Tork, and ths unwelcome conclusion thrusts itself -forward that the 'Robrbtsok fac- tion would prefer another four years control flMtom, hoass to the perm nentsnceey of the party in the aUte and nation. It is suggested that the sujdeff change oi front by the administration in regard! fo aLiHomt was due to his personal friendship and political affilation with stalwart who 'are ii bad odor with the executive department. What- ever nsafbethi cause' of the change, fit iiwUviiotiii rtritd alt of the south. SB annofween ient that thets is willingness: in I Jiizn. ohukhi uh we obj the 1 I i of it I A Dm TarruVt Seltxer AMrteat Us rearer s4 lbs a(aay rtssssirlsss, tm4 Ma Uaas4 saUralj kaM the pstlsat Kha-Ussb Is bat Uttls saesmooa, IsM mSki TkowaosnsMrSsli sasa, nraltlBf rasa acMity.

This scsrtsat -recta an sack atldttf, see tea eas the ysisywi rnsasMue erers srs aonssa vrr h. SOLD BV AIX DHOeeiSTaV. sUBWXVO We Challenge the World toVbodtjo b'AVIS make mschlae (Its PERtoTSATISFACTIOII nererrtle aaa Reenonslhle Parcasetat Ansa sn led la aU Caoecaalea Tertlton. Bead for etreaUt sxpavlatn tea Orasi ArsaUcee this sense mt au etasva. LINOOLN, NEBRASKA.

DAWBOI, lAHSTJIQ 00., Arsts. ZsUrOOUsT. National Meat Market HAAS HERKAtT, Prm0rtmsn. Hams Bacon Alvajsea head. GAME IN SEASOM, Elermtk Street, Betwee 0 A I H4 R.

H. MITCHELL, IVIEATS! POULTRY AND 6AML Market on 11th. Street. a Patreufe Salldted aad Ortoi Trmmft ly Attended te. dec4-dtf TOBACCO AJTD CIGARS.

WOLTEMADE A WOLFE, BXOBLRXOli CIGAR MANUFACTORY aaAtasM re RrooklnR and Chawlna Tabacea. Ptpee sad meken' Fsacy Articles lata a lita, uhcolst, urnm. fetM W. J. COOPER.

ELEVE1TH STREET, Oar. 9, WaoleeaJe aad SvtaO Dealer la Iron Wood Pomps IROR PIPE AHD FITTIROt. Aad Btese Pipe, Hose snd Pttttan. Irea Tab. Drive-Well Msterials.

asm tu Knee ov Plumber's, Gas and Steam Material. PENSIONS. Every woend or lnjary, even by aeddeat, or sny d'seaea, entitles soldier of the lesaversr ta pensloa. All pesflkms, by tbe lew of Asosxy 1878. rt1a at ox at dale ef dsscbarfo at sWath mi theeol.tler.

all entitled sheald apply at oaea Tboaise.la arao are aow draaiag aeasioa are ee-tttled to in tn crease. Botdtera and srldows of taa war of 112. aad esteaa war. are eatHlad ta tHiasions. Thousands as yet eacltled to kveaty, ot do not know Is.

Fees (a all Pay fm every deserlpttea ar war tlatme, eonsesssT Kmplny so attorney raeldlnf la WasMepea, aae CbO Ktve I atteaUon so yoar Daalaees. Send two rismps for aeasioa aad booaty laws. Addresew. r. rrrseaaaaa, u.

beck Bos tn, Wasbhutea. FINE LANDS FOR SALE la the vietalty of TJaadllla aad Palmyra, Otoe County Nebraska, tb: 80 Aorea iBaraTedl, atsa 160 Acrw Ualatarvrem. AD ftecMoa 1 towa Ve, rsaft r. For pat tic. tare ad drees O.

R. POTTER. Unootn. Mali. Cere State Joaraal.

HAaTD BT. Orders FiOsil cn Srt ia POR ALL KIRDR OW RihlirHaod Stamps, Dating ci Canceling; Stamps, Eto. STATE UsetOi. IA- OABPEXTET, W. H.

Doaeea. W. E. DOIIOHAOO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. MOP BL, feet- Teat aaaf 1 97-All war wartaated a taraa aad ateaefce BBHrkag a I ORDER RY TCLEPMOHE.

co: OH HOtTIK. I TL O. MANLET, CcsniisslQa Ksrchant, Cw3l brff if Etttir ul Eos. UHOOLR, rs? MEBRAaXA. 1 Sewing faines! AWmtl I A TgATMAJtlCCt.

9 The Tsrrible Colossus of ths Apes, sod THE BIUUKST AND LIVING THB BIGGEST the medicine 4 a re CO. wotl KAjraaa. lnlBst the coaMaCTsgrrf ItbieMln takfhWlU aim Hoete tier's Btomaea Bitters, has osasioa to oacratalata himself oa his foresight, when he see others who here neglected ta 4oeo aaCerina kvn son ens of the milsriiee fgr-wfc th It Is a emeaj sad pre Tenure. Anon these are ferer MSe pinonsnsss. tonsupauon aaa rMaauk-sabTMseiset aften attandant anaa caaac ot issue oraawoaiea suet Feraaiakf uiaj 1- Dii.

Miiinnn ATnn JUIUUII(4 i uu nly Vegetable Compound that Jicts. directly upon the Liver, and cures Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos-tiveness, Headache. It assists digestion, strengthens the system, regulates the bowels, purifies the blood. A Book sent free. Dr.

Sanford, 162 Broadway, N. Y. FOB IALE BY ALL, DRVWHITs. GET THE BEST TO AIL QMS! Every Style Price. Uaesaal9l ECONOMY.

DURABILITY and WORKMANSHIP. anrerameati and ConTesitaeat fctmi ia bo othert, Always Reliable, EVERY WHERE. Fasr Bmlsr tm Eva-ry City aad ttva la tka Valtod Itataa. Aad by r. K.

XBWTON, Uaeola, Nek. soay? d47 w7 STEAM DYE WORKS I St, KA ll IWl KutU WWII. KIB OYn CLEARED OR DYER. Mlafl Ostyaaa saml ta OAlMMAgg WORK. P.

W. O'CONNOR, aa tractors OktBaa at Hgktaa4 aeary CARRIAO-E8, The only exclusive Carrian If saafaetory ta tbe flonta Flatta. I keep la stock Phaetons, Brew Fu'et CwttW-r' 'ano-iMX nimiee An Elventri. oor. a LIMOOLR.

KB. CITY LOAMS $3,000.00 Loan oa Improved Fsrms snd City Properly eocl-lm A. C. SCOTT. Stat BlOOk HENRY LOUCHREY, CONTRACTOR BUILDER 1 OfBe la Opera Hoaee.

Corner el snd Twelfth SWceU. LUNIBCR mdt-t THE OAR LOAD. lagasass frees Joafefal jrrers. aoseieim, fea? aaa Was re sea. Beaafarnesa.

Impoteaey, etc. Meats sa tens rally treated ia ooeyear la In-lead aleae. Prsstilsid by best phyatcisns every wtereT sUaaieporhsao $3. cares recent rests; two pack-ease Seat by nail or exprese. Apply aow: circa bu- free.

Addrece B. A. BLYDKN a Caemieta. Chicago, 111. mle-ddw vTifv 'i I SflMFORD'S Wpsse sea ma mil laisrlearearuM sgsm, saaaaa laa sla I tajmry Wlaamaaaa, am 1 PAIR OF FULL-GROWN POLAR BEARS THE BIGGEST ELEPHANTS THE BIGGEST BAREBACK EQtTESTKIAK, JAMES PvOBIlTSOlT THE GE33AT Who Receives the Blgg-eBt Salary of Any Wan on THE BIOOEST CREEDMOOR CHAMPIONS, BAUGHMAN BUTL'ER, The Champion Rifle Dead-Shots of the World.

THI BIOOEST ASIATIC KARVEX3, KING SARBROS' ROYAL JAPANESE CIRCUS THE BIGGEST ARENA FULLY SIXTY TONS OF PERFORMING AVTsKAM, of EDUCATED BEASTS THE BIGGEST FTTH FOB WILLIS COBB'S $25,000 MINIATURE CIBCUS Of Trained Does, It Trsws tbe Bieest and most Dellehted Crowds. Abolisbes the BiKKsst kind of a Nuisance by permitting bo Peddling under IU Bla Teats, sad la, a wg certainly, toe iwst ana mggesi oi au snows. THE LITTLE FOLKS, Goata ana Konkeya. Recelres the Btsxest ComBllmssitB from sae Vrsaa Tuesday, June 7 Thursday, June 9. One Ticket Admits to All the Advertised Big Shows CHILDREN UNDER NINE YEARS, HALF PRICE.

1,000 E3 A. FOLDING OPBBA CHAIB8. Two Exhibitions Daily Afternoen and ETenina-. WILL ALSO EXHIBIT AT: Council Bluffs, Omaha, 7, L'wooih shi4wmkbi solidly democratic It REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS. REMEMBER THE DATE.

1 1 can only remala 'to by the assistance of the admiaistraiion. Ths time when it i.