Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1881, Page 1

NUMBER 263 HOU.S es FOREICN FLASHES.. i 1 2 2 1l CHIO'S DISASTER. iy, o vty | MONARGHIAL MISERY. i i ') THE STRONG LEAD---THE WEAK FOLLOV. 9o Soldicry of Ohalcis, inls themetim toadivum ws coc|giy Thousand Reported Dead on NEWS OF THE DAY, (Tho Russian Csar Suffering From |13 0t " "o aihmens o1 B ! YOLUME X ried. o B —_— ——-—— i z the ne mpany spoken of see to Gresce, Threatening to Be- ey the Island, and Many Still Ty a Uhrgmu Attack of e ' gin Revolution, e T e Tnburied. Now You, May 10— p. mm—A ynamite e ; —BASE BALL. —_— dinner was & Bl Jast “"fim by the - there) will deerease. The movement i b IIOTS, A Bloody Outbreak Against “;:‘::‘l\:;:‘”‘l(‘v.\.lhy 11—1a, m._|Medical Aid Greatly Needed— honor of the royal marriage it Vigss | Y auety of Gcmuoraial and | Y \(.‘:,r)'.!’u."rll‘.-l o oll o l{;ifu T “BOSTON STORE" i Austrian Jews--Other Im- | The xtreme heat yesterday drew| Hundredsof Wounded Un- ::fimt‘;‘fnfi*&:fi L):.:t:ful]l],; General Items From ,;m from en 'i‘f :\lrg.\).lykmulcn out a larg ner cla ) e lecon 1S 2 owers. itals, ere are too favorable to cl —at portant Cablegrams, S T e ey cared For. front of the chairman oss a tall wodl: EropesniCent Tt e e A bl e WA 816 Tenth Steeet. ding cake, which was cut at 2:30 this morning, or, making allowance for the difference in_time, would make it ates is mak- st influence of the United itself too stre club meoting The first ace, purse of $200 for all | Nagional Press Telegram. elt i aln RUSSIA. Continental Correspondence to the Biee. 5 ages, one mile and a furlong, was won |~ \g coroe May 111 a m.— 9 g'elock in Vienna, the } 2 o this side e 3 c siseroy, Ma a m—|ggelock a, the hour at which i S carde FARMS, e B Gl with i el and |y Vit s scamer “Galaa, D ates Tl which me\mu: rh.-_cim.;mml et | STRAW GOODS! STRAW GOODSH widdle o ; s received the , chairman, in a bricf speech, after pay ing a tributo to the constitutional cruments of Hingary and_Austria, [ Tomini and Baron Frederico of the ¢ the a Austrian impers mumber of dist Men’s Straw Hats 19¢, 15¢, 25¢, 35¢, 45¢. Men's Straw Hats 75¢, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75. " The selling sw with the u one and T Petershur: lowing from St. development. oy et in looked upon as the Eldo- ruished visitors at to the navy department, If miles, was won by :,!:; n:.;ll-;;x:;;n;} mwflu(,\whl.’ I“-',”.' e A ‘“‘1"“‘l\'\lv)i’l‘lmy‘.:.‘clmel\': Il;ifi\' l-;:fnilx‘c‘d?» }.:Exffl::mh\]m)ffllxl:.f :;h:‘"ln:;};flm"'i- gn office leave for Nic They z l' r\m.m\' alost hope on this side Boys' Straw Hats 10¢, 15¢, 25¢, 35¢, 46¢. X ress the crown prince b sent parties ashore to assist in extri-[ing and received with threo hearty m piu e torest contres in the s, mile , Was W the unsafe walls, He also esta b ' e = . S A telegram from St. Petersbur H H interest contres in the o ™ sk m el Skippad the Country. of health docs not aduit of his beinz |0 o inental - corrospondence” | gy s i e o and the <o will as. | dalt_distanced in_the it Gl Akt Kaxsas Crry, May 104 p. m. present in St Petersburg on the twen- | wentions a report that_the Rus inest Canton Hats 25c, 36c. Dot ot ieant 1:1:48}, 1550} ialand authoritios. V. Stine, proprietor of a bucket shop | ty-first anniversary of his becoming > Finest Milan Hats 7: Ve §s hrivih ERGE Hipanton one between Rowdy He says that there are hundreds of ‘\:-‘:';;-]17"«-1\;-\';‘:1 l“'"’l“'\h; d‘;} “"h"} er for for fivs. Tt is ex- 1882 the prel Misses’ Sailor Hats 25¢, 35¢, 45¢, 50¢, 65¢. tionof the three cmperors in thus I rop o ¢ | dollars he b0 oroditors, _Sting |pocted that Princo Gortschakoff will ety Ladies’ Sundown Hats 25¢, 35¢. P meeting together. It s certain tha BASE BAL ceived nome o, yeary |on this occasion send in his res 500 Trimmed Hats $1.00 upwards. has seen no evide came fro ago and the three courts are more cordial CLEVELAND, m. Even those who have m his moment than they have been for | Baso noLE thopo e a : s oty b i o, bl vty o, 101 bt s ot iy B ettty kg e e, et e wr el s DRY- GOODSI - DRY GOODS| tives, h , exhibit the most._aston- THE KROUMIRS TACKING DOWN. | the 0 who will be his succe came well in hand up to the Sth forzed draft ona New Y L be itseli willing to take @ share ishine indifference to the It is Arriving Daily from New York Parrs, May 10—14 p. m. city | inni when the Providence nine 1 for i€ 1 undoubted fa e ; , Y | inning, o Pr 5 and for €1,400, and has not since | in the undertal is greatly « and delighted by the | hntted Nolan all over the ficld, making | their own pe and he ol L s acuroff was entrusted with the mis coption of what is deemed to be | five runs and earning f ploy ce to compel them to help in | Deen seen. e s to a cment with = R i news is that the Kroumirs, from | cago, 10. i o ——— ) Ks. 104 p. m.— | the right of asylum. The imperial 2 2 Bales Unbleached M whom such despe d prolonged May 11—Woreestors, 6; MRSIGAREIELDISIILERESS, 4 Fe | cabinct, nevertheless, 1 el [ V. CORNELL, 0F SEW vouK, T slin 5¢, worth 7 1-2 et P. G. IMLAH, Manager, De stance was cxpéeted, have cvacu: | Detroits, O, o et s on it namions 1 1o take | ot to have re ated the important position of Sidi | Buerste, May 11—Buffalos, 04Bos-| ™ =~ R BEO¥ A RERIOY ek, constituting the | to strengthen, if possible, the solidar- | National Asociatel ¢ Aballah, which the French have now | ons, 4 e e SR They batween the yariousstates| Arnasy, N. Y., May 11—l a m.— LEADER OF POPULAR PRICES. Tho sensaton, it s Wisnaros, May 11— Atlantics, St bl s | caim. h bl dos et oy and il allo Wi 0 ake s oo, v pellyetcrday it i sed by the skillful stra b, NG HRALE S SHINGTON, . . ey need the iron in other places. The object of the digging which was | issued a proclamat st the lot ” Real Estate uts of the French camurnder. |~ Ny Youx, May 11— Metr Last evening Dr. Pope was called to e o e e cant rhood of the |tery dealers and newspapers publish BOSTON STOHE, the White House to hold tion with Dr. ing advertisements § lotferies, direct aces bef Tt is believe that the campa ually a walk-over for the will he able to dictate her own terms ts the Bey as sibes, nell d 14; Athletics, 9. FEDESTRIANISY. New Yok, May 11—1a. m. ward Gale, the Enelish pedestrian rived yesterday. He has done several N . y tasks, amenz _them 11500 wites in 1000 homrs, starting at e e e [ e besginminiz of cach hour, and 4009 | fliey e o T, P quarter miles in 4000 conseeutive | dan uls of ten minutes 1., May 104 | Winter and the emperor L was the ture for Gatschina, | ing district 4 ent of an iron net- | cers to seck out, prosecuteand punish, the palaces, similar | according to the law, any person whe 616 Tenth Street (See Flag.) | work . WL ONANA in ships against torpedocs. Accordinaly | relating ) the rumors which have been in circu e lation as to the existence of a mine in DE LESSER'S CANAL. ’ “lthe vicinity, have proved to be un. Ko et ! S CRE R S AT v of the pr asion was the illness field, who las Deen con- voou for some days with | ¢ disorders, After the close of unination the symptoms ded that the lady was i no v, and i all ach. would be in her usual health inside been caused by the discove agent and despers s John 1. Wilbur, b from the comnty edon the th West of Chi impris He has made several estic Fruit, STEADILY AT WORK oller of Tams, Racon, Lard, slicy he had followed hitherto in ve- | P : ; 1N FANANAL i ; Feretvo to'the land bill and sixteen 11CAGO'S FooT aweek. All the inmates of the White ol l‘)" them_alnost auc- 2 bt ehsinyg Agent foe al oo : 15“] & D[mgla's Sts e rulers may be counted upon to| Citeaco, May 11 House are aflected with is! thoug gob wmny Dl s NEEAL WESTERS AGENT FOR : ‘ wmalay sed by poisonous vapors nbing to entonidls ilson, the American co > ¢ o 2) ort him. alar "I "“‘ L MLYs % Timself off the ntonal |y S Tondon At BOOTH'S OVAL BERAND OYSTERS, o N avising from the Poto Toof with rope which was left there | governments, and asked them to in-| g ¢y, p, 1 1 sch w5 wiosa - [he five liberals I = e = s wluce a system of gisters for refu- | U s ey RES| - : T THE MLAURENS' AVENGED. by painters troduce a systen of = i s forrefuviewed with the reatest e FRESH LAKE, RIVER AND SALT WATER FISH. motion = A Murderous Moke. B Teillie Wlao o ci i oy n thall | Nt roundigRaL A el fog) = believe that the canal will be built: in time, bt whether or not. the present - - seen. When he left there were about fifty Frenchwen and one hundred Jumaica megroes on the ground T TED AND NDIAN MURDER 5 SOSN T KILLED. murder i veported as having been @ yesterday at Wilmington, smorth of this city. Do white, and Carl Car- should be paid to the activi in persons in the press, he- ents—perhaps 2 veports in Swiss which do not HA ownto OMA! NEB. in_ Westminster Abbey field were Joln duchy of Lancaste under-secretary ¢ 11—1 a, m.— | the following | I Lieut. Bullis, of the | penter, colored, wer “larles Dilke, affairs, 2t Hon otte Wh RELIARLE ound town t to the war valyn_Courtney true watters, are . e M Chamberlin, president of the | Twenty-fourth infantry, con sether nearly all d In the after- ten with a special object, a1 wotke, i the ¥ cutting 1t is understood Seminols has noon they went to the depot together | could casily bring Switzerland info bad | 454 the underbrush and the Frencl these gentlemen did not wish to put a camp_ten wiles el and - were s to o~ be-|repute, BusyoyGEs Eunningial linic SRATE siye themselves on record on the question, | A coording to the ot of 1 s that on the o witar tanke, from which: PORTUGAL, B oot er y : partly on account of the | O e i daybreak, he s : ‘ay y returned alone. | po continental corresponde ures, and ple who ex- i RESIDENCETOTS, cach. | 1s being made precodent, whichmight | e “Gr% T ST and Killed four hucks and one squaw, | Tt being time he purchased e e | pec e L TGIUR famby el dind g 1000 i S et ey his first two hundred captured one boy and wounded 1 e directly to this 1 the following items of intelli-| pyinged. PSRl Cor. Douglas and 13th Streets. Ghicagors Grain Store Cineaco, May 11—1 Chiea, tor, as per oflicial figures, contain 115 bushels of whe last » e Wheel- his thront i body otherw s telegraphed to t +| where Carpenter +| on his way to ja he 1 had bavely left be one animals. He es of wome g in_the - | states that the party is the | Killed the McLauren rts here i , but it is be BRADLAUGH'S BRASS. d twent, roto s cah.| Tn consoquence of Bradluel's de termination he appears in the con wons this_ after s50040 410,000 ench. | privilege of taki s a wember i sitt The financial prosperity treasury shows every ing. Three per cent. dy been quoted 1 upward tendency havin: proportion to_the at of foatin: debt exiinguished. The government | hushels « ~ () HOUSES AND 11 250 () PSS voms, GIVES GREAT PARGAINS IN LADIES AND GENT'S oats; els of rye, Q) s his case was & the family mur & z 3 i {bo t pro ng with the re- | and 98,617 bushels of barley, making o i il ey s o 1 o Canon. fohn of the cofoninl administr and totad of 10, i ERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. ACRES LAND. e in the house, and when he | Struckel 17 S TPACEIRGEIONE Jso p ed to establish on the ; 900,000 does a3 wild seene is_expected 1o 160, Krohno,| COMKLING'S PLACE ASSINED. e e : ted that ALL KINDS OF ms of the ge ions, which v take place. It is Northeote will move that T be uot allowed to take the oath, it is conjectured that th » Thomas' entry, 148. Thus Har: | rye 1 \ Doth the best._prev- 1toc record, that and also the 1 the session will |4 §our record, that of ('Leary, y of Bradlagh's fricuds both made in London in 15 o is umwise in pressing the zou for Liverpool; all. Arrived: So o3, May 111 a csser, from New Y SSIDENT SAYS HIE IS ONLY ONE P SEVENTY ovr 12,(0( Acues ™ moveras COUNTY. enable to Importa of the | Nationai A s been some- | Derrorr, May ted. The republican [opponcnts of the st doubt iner depot bill, includin Jewelry, Silver-Ware and Diamonds. Wasnixcroy, May he pres dent i conversation with a persona friend on the subject of the d te event in Lisbon At exag has wit S IN SARPY COUNTY. pestuous_deliate o Wacaat the Best Good fur the Least Mo ang’ 7.000 " union o b e FOR SALE a great question in the way he p said: “L presume thero great | framburs. erty owners on the river fro — that it would have be o May 11 2. 1| wany people who say, ‘Why don't tho | 7, 0 it confines itsel e ol Wea ot Tl v about one hundr 1 spectators | president mal g ab the six | ator Conkli trian con- | o soluti ican institute build- and for liberalism if he w 5 tent to await the rosult of the were pre ing oaths Lill doys g the 2 nda. Tt on the diffleultics wh fro roud with a eapital o bought the end purpos dewmed, for & union ( On ihe t. Under THE OLDEST nd thereby bri fthe present difficulties?”’ LARGE AMOUNT OF A GREEK KEVOLUTION BREWING. X ow, if these people will stop te T et 8 the ; e nil s o i t Aruess, May Amather e il e Y Livanroon, May 111 a. m.—Ar-| which s stll rather strong in Portu | demned. ~The Transit_company win|Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, revolution ce is Delieved to be SEE S s to his crdit | L e e o i R build a fine to connect with the Cana- Suhm‘ha‘“ Pml]er Y! iminent. 1t is reportod that the S o f! and legislative,—they will R hE Y or Te viexxa rorce. | da Sonthom, Lake Shore and Wabash Cor. Douglas and Fourteenth streets. onkling is but a small fr t was ouly dimly lighted | jyger, whilo the Ithough 1o common steps have as h of t] miles son t a point th army is insubords May 11--1 a. il wiitions, from 3200 o and the soldiers of Chalcis threat vevolt if_the k7 Gy utive is one-third 2 for New Yorl | yet been taken by the Austrian; Rus d trunk junction and provide fa- nunties IN N, T, TWENTY OB FORTCACKE | ki onson of ten provided (s for the day amount 0 1 f the whole. It should not therefore : [OEINewoFic MG r SR et I 0o et (O et ts *‘4!1'\”1']\{ f,,‘ 10 per cont’, LOTS, WITHIN ONE TO FIVE forin the recent ement are not in my judgment, be expected and 1 = “T ="W"Iv.““ HelDolt?; wards checking the revolutionary pre l depot in this city. exee w oty o s complied with. don’t thini the American people would | Ntional Assoc fafell Prees ienna_police, of their I all Subscsitied o MILES FROM POSTOF! ROPEAN (ROTS. S expect the president to make Loutsviii, Ky., May 11—1 a. m. | 00 e e displayed quite a| papers o5 G i sy i i i T ¢ A | tures to as small a fraction as one Jacob Schmidf, who was 47 y activity inthis direction. § Loxpox. 2 SRR R ) tor out of 76. old, Amix_ wife and four chiliren, | e Sl thty havo conducted | Northwestern Insurance Association. Ty dthough i ‘The Senate. 1"";\1*“' o the can: 5 show clearly that in 1879 and 1880 | National Asswciated Ire vd i many parta. Tho pros: Waste ay 10.—When _ the | 8lf yesterday morning. Vienna had been sclectod by the| Crseixxars, 0., May 11—1 a. m.— & ik rep wie wilty Tav0r- senate was called to order, Anthony The Weather. socialist leaders as a possible centre of | The annual weeting of the Unionof the L $250 000 Tfl LOAN a The weather i3 now finc and reported back from tho comniittce on e gitation. The police are in posscssion | Northwestern association, composed of y a can be desired and the first s | resolution for the printing AsHINGTON, May 11—1 .— | of numerous letters and documents | the several agents and man OMAHA_ und early yeste a | of 4,300 copi ‘The indications for to-d 8 |en f the govern o insm ating from Herr Most in London | 1 nce comp efforts an | agency business in the it condi o in 2 magnific ar ment hallway with his throat cut | port on trich droppm: and recommeonded | tho upper Mississippi and low which thi 3 oy . the weather is generally | from car to ear.” He s still conse one 2 souri valle wtly cloudy w the part of the socialist leaders failed, | con d at the Burnett House yes- un n 8 Per Cent. "T.l.y.g the -::,.x in a backward | It is said thatan "nt:“‘”l bt from the president ter district oc- |and they wero speedily driven |terday morning. Tt is a mutual 1), G S’Amm u lhon’Sport'ng GOOdS Pendleton moved hough in a very healthy condition, | without cause cut alt is anticipated to b Austrian prospeets are very Smproved those of south Ru “Ew MAPS oF nMA“A Eayptian crops ave favorable. 9 | Gory hot weather has slightly i fered. The Euglish wheat crop 15 | apiusted at Battle Creek, ) ckward in consequence of easterly {hld for examination for o d continuance of eold nizhts. | iy oy A, Sarah J, Hessenger, of s upon the weather | Tt city w woeks, but he o of # Dbetter har , southerly winds, rising, [leave Vionna, The pelico, never-|tective association and sits with elosed e e n southerly winds, eising,|leave Yiotna ho_palioo, novor- | ective amaciation a its with elosed FISHING TACKLE, BASE BALLS, and a clue to the Frenchman | eration of ex seter, stationary or higher L | the first time in two months that mo- | ture, sur y that senator prevailed. The Tam Stikers. FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. mner hitherto| Cmicaco, May 11—1 a. m.—The Strict orders I od switchmen's stri nds to- SEND FOR PRICEH-LIST. ident of police |day preciscly it has stood for the il s it Sl MAX MEYER & GO., Omaha, Neb. returned to W companies {have wade no concessions. The under off road men. The "y d appoars b Fas ever. All to be conducted in 2w not emplo ve Laying a Gar Gable. ot will be held |Gl south Division sf will begin next ate street to run their cars on the nciseo plau. T, May 11—1 2 { day mornimg Mrs. Wile A republican been - | that ey hours after his st hin adjomnuer committee met this to report favo by the nowination of Don Pardee { fr vho jndgeship of the Fifth United i ! States cirenit, Senators Eduunds and 11--1 a. m.— David Davis only yoti ews from Crab Orchard, Ky., sus| tive, St D lo b Babfictad b st that Moses Ray a trader, is reg e e arded Thomas A. McMoores, of Colorads —The republicans of the le e Should there he sufti- Tom Keene 1. have been murdered in Rock Cas nominated commissioner nnder | held a caueus yesterds o ¢ under| Sax Fraxcisco, May 11—1 a. m.— {tle county a scotion 2 of the act to accept and rat as decided suspicic : T 2 1 attacked with — = ify the ment submitted hy the | aport 2 - | the > stay in i wia at Sa cond was un® : 3 siblo moment, r and i o of his answor bei ay Saturda L PUBLISIED BY THIS AGENCY, San F the next ned A TRADER MURDEY Cisgryvats, O, M: llingis Repuhlicans an Their Musele, | jutory are ¢ Natio Press, to the polic 1 in twico who shall decide 25¢ each; Mounted, $1. protecti will s wheat be required in_consequen Vetter prospects in Ger B md of the jne Houses, Stores, Hotels, |.; u. ] ol adjournment on the Yo requegtod to leave Farms, Lots, Lands, [}V et e oo T Mg 11 3 fimet | ooy comenton Ahoul the Wil 0 M.n s bl (11 °“"§§:j' z;f’,ms' .i;i.v:\,:..,m‘ oo S fl-;“’;l‘.h}fj"ffv- A e e T O Ty Tobacco from 25c. per pound upwards. ny £400,000, lost by selling sil- [ e _“h) A e o e, tende ! S“l’-‘-:u “”"1\.3‘1:‘:‘:::;.“v(usu.t.m union Reaches Daylight, lhe cit Again, or of this y resalved | Nebrska av with th caused cment in In the same article ks there is @ b opiion it fswell, for three years of the Massachusctt state | and one of the best known| en in the commonwealth, has re ed the chairmanship i hank because the ney general moyed for his inan equity session of the supreme al court. “The attorney v wmade at the Wasixatoy, M president sent to the senate yesterday J : he withdrawal of Joln Grant to be t of the brew st at Brackettsville, Kinney 110N county, Texas, Vil ) Grant, posty PING OFF DEAD P Post leavns that the dy commenced to lop s of views on tl ¢ and trade regu- | step, and have | to enter into pe d 1 Minnesota’ ibors, the Sious City & foux City & § Is being open from O St. Panl. Minnesota Taxes Paid, Rents Collected, Deeds, Mortgages, and all Kinds of Real Estate Documents Made Out at Short Notice. ald not at- | ance about w but should | are again [ rail Sioux City an Passed to be Vetoed Natlonal Assoctated Prss Derrorr, M May 111 a. m.— The celebrated Howell bill for the re ypilation of the Michizan law cifie and the . Paul s there | any wodi- | ut treaty shall be s of principle in seritich cient privileges, the entry of Ham pre enters upon the summer of 1881 with | e wore instead of less in the direction of | e o e Ui Qe Tillerein wil| 2= dLoc e SUTMeg o e e e — erage busine: s 5 i s pon- | ondary Inpor ce. in arch of eool weather, Brokerago business. Does not e i A ing hy G, oo, on con | ondary importaice B b LT 5 Ml e it e iy | Towsos, May1ta m B —— famous route fro - | stitutional grounds. INTERNATIONAL RATEWAY TARIFF. 1 to her usually EL sured 1o its patrons instead of | in Writing to o friend siys b Postoffice Changes Two Financial Failures The 18 overnment has ivitod all | nature has stored 7 M. HELLMAN & CO, being gobbled up by the agent, | vish to en andd bill, but ka during the weck ending erest, was yesterday | National Asociated Press nets t - | prat winter among he inued. The Post also | Nasuviiie, Tenn., May 111 a. m. [ natioual ra w doales m ry goods |which s to be held inBerne l“(;.’..y’.““.‘i‘,.“"u;‘t?;i.[‘,n.... he '""‘f»,,v spring suits ! All styles ! Tomm., | commencement of May for the estab- | middle of Jul at M ka and the e e wiice| IMMENSE STOCK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 1881, furnished by Wup. Vin crartment: | states that Gen. Hazen will retain is Franklin coun- | present position as_third assistant . pustmastor; Yale, | postmaster general affored to and_d and that thinks that the Irish party should | wateh the bill _carefully. Mr. Brad Lawigh Jias promised he will not further — disturh the house of commons. Jolny I lakes is said OUTEEPAK AGAINST AUSTEIAN JEWS, W. Wygren, post- | clined by € e Fre NEW STEAMSHIP LINE BETWERN it | ofher suf Reports have reached fiere from the : ly be assistant._ attor MANY AND NORTIE AMERICA. car thah ever and sportamen are TN Public Al Russian frontier of a bloody outbreak =3 Changed Znrich, Hall coun- | ney 1 for the postoffice depart- l‘ i‘l' New York, but the re- | The establiah a steamship co I:nlnkul»l\fl-rlw’m Notary Public Always|aguiust the Jews iy do Barmick: 3 ment, nder of the troupe are here unable | pany to navigate the ocean is no small | Pickerel and hass. Th . a y YS et e L e oL | Yo (T Liapgest Clothing House West of Chicago. A £ = “aster county, 0. D. Pelliam;| Chicago's New Baptist Church e o afloat. in Hamburg for s e, the | deolared spend the in Office. Loxpox ! Pierca. county, Herman R. | National Awociated Pres. S e Shipping trade waa yot quite taken by | heated torm in Minncsota, but there i te dy the met- Dublin Qax Lewis; Silver Lake, Ada ity a ; : o anen KAk KD L - district, including Silver Lake, Adams county, 20, May 11—1 a. m.— 5 e —Da. | Surprise in, being iforméd that a new |i8 no danger that the new and beanti X s B e s Wowifints Mockvil, Fntit| By : T Ourvmian, Moy 1018 D | watiantic slcamship com |ful hotela apringing up every year A Department for Children’s Clothing. eatt, v Grr cincutas an Fuis | arvation act, Befut and, Dungan- 06> pawnco oy, Myron Gaabat e T e b e e eamore 3 o | than they can acoommuodate We have now an assortment. of Clothing of all kinds, Gent'a PARTICULARS 3t o s bty SR i Bolablie; Three Groves, Case county ks ot The o | e o e soven 3ot old. waa | 1911 o and sec Maj 0" Bryan. thoant of the Sious Furnishing Goods in great variety, and a heavy stock of Trunks, 5 AD. a t; o a St o o ‘ane, sevel old, was| " e company. y lines, which take passengers 5 S Braur, May 11—1 a. m.—Prince | goorecvute 3. C, Sullivan. e ertial on Mt | sedded to death by a ketlo of boiling | s e cmpeary g oo O s 1, Saee7 | Valises, Hats, Caps, &c. These goods are fresh, purchased from BEMIS' Riswarck is much irritated at_the re- B e = todl thobrnetictinieh, . | e g oo (i il haecilly furtnight_hence.. few hours, can be_ addressed at Coun- | the manufcturers, and will be sold at prices lower than ever jection of the exemption tax bill. Heavy Failure in Atlanta. 3 s 2 ke, the fiesh coming off in huge b the shipping frrde of Ger. | ¢il Bluffs for information recarding | before made. PARNELL SCORES A POINT. National Amociated Pres. After Bob Again. strips. iy was on the dec the Ham. | Minnesota hotel nocommeodations, and ailre In the| New Yok, May 11—1 a, m.—Di WasHINGTON Losvox, May 11 —La. m y o Real Esta‘m Exchange houen of commyns last night Mr. Par- | patches recefved trom Aflanta_an- | A lott " | el questionod Mr. Forster in regard [nounce the. failure of tho Geonda | missione o My, Dillon's arvest and_incarce ks. They starte High-Toned Robbers. burg - Ame 1 fare. We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price. SaN Fravcisco, May 11--1 2. m.— | was] advis replace its cost- from prominent. citizens | The Maryville stage was stopped [ly = passenger steamers by cheap- A walpackage of “BLACK-DRAUGHT” | A large TAILORING FORCE is employed by us, and we make that in permitting R, G. |near Timbuctoo and Wells Fapgo's |er vessels carrying goods —and free of charge. SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice. Packet company iton TastOcto- | eompl: ! My, Forster would only read | bor with 3 capial of 250,000, The | Tngersoll to deliver Sunday lectures, | express trsure box blown opan with | steorago._passengers only, The ld ALC.F. Gouiman EDEAMD ISOUULIB SER the warrant for Mr. Dillon's amest, flareof he Citnens bk at Ada- | whero an dmission feo i charzed, an powder. The was one hunired dul | company, however, did not follow this| oo CALL. AIE> SImE . e T eas dissatisfed and |, in April, s supposed to have af-| unjust discrimination is made against |lars in the box which the robbers did |advice, and met with heavy losses in | = F OARDUI® for Ladies only. omazxa, - DEB [N T en; of the house, |fected them, theatres and places of business gen-|not disturb, consequence, Matters have changed, | " gec. P, Goodmws. 130l and 1303 Farnham St., cor. 13th. ?"Mmm-mw‘wfinw‘ Eiftad BT e tetts,