Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1884, Page 5

—_———— OMAHA DAILY BEE- “MONDAY JUNE 23 1884, b CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000 Shares in Proportion'® . Tickots only 85, o We do horaby eertify that we superoiy rangoments for all the MontAly and Semi- v Dravwings of the Lowisiana State Lottery Company, and in person manage and control oh themselves, and that the same_are conds Ronesty, fairness. and in good faith toward all par tien, and e awthorize tha company to wse this cer vifl2ate, 1ith fac-similes of our & gnatures attaohs advertisements. = CoMMIASIONERA Lonisiana State Lottery Company, Incorporatod In 1888 for 26 years by the loglslature :r]u(}l;mwg\mm!l oharitablo purpoeos—with a oap sl of $1 ,000—t0 which & roserve fund 660,000 haa sinoo been added, o By an ovorwhelming popuiar vote ita frana was mado a part of the presont state consiiu adopted Decombor 2d, A, Lt The only Lottery ever votod on and en- dorsed by the people of any State, 1t never scalos of postpones. Ita grand singlo number drawlnga will take place monthly. A splendid opportunity to win a Fortune, Fifth Grand Drawing Class (i, in the Acad- emy of Music, New Orleans, T 15th, 1684—-170th Monthly dray CAPITAL PRIZE, §' 100,000 Ticketa at Fi tions, i‘u 1S d do do 2 PRIZES OF 26000 do 2000, 10 do 1000 20 do 100 do 30 do 600 do 1000 do S Reas AFFROXIM ATION © pproximation prizes of 9 do do 9 do do 1967 Prizes, amounting to. . & 65,60t Ahxyllutlnn for ratea to cluba sh-ald be made only o the office of the Compauy in New Orleans, o or furiher Information write_dlesrly iz ful ross. Mako P. O. Money Orders payablo mn¢ sddresa Rogistored Lotters to L ORLEANS NATIONAL BANE, Now Orleans, Postal Noten and ordinary lettors by Mall or Ex pross (all sums of §5 and upwards by Express at our expense) to M A DAUPHIN, orM. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleans L, 897 Sovonth 8 ington, D T e HAMBURG-AMERICAN FPaclzet Company. DIRECT LINE FOR ENGI GLAND, FRANCE AND {ATAN The steamships of this weli-known line are buitt ot iron, in wator-tight compartments, and aro_farnish- ed with every requisite to make 't both They carry the s Is, and lavo New Yorks Thucs days and saturdays for Plymouth (LONDON) Cher- PARIS) and HAMBUMG A Council Blufts. C. Agts, 61 Brondway, N. . i ‘General Westean Afzonts, 107 Washington St., Chica g0, Il 10 POISON IN THE PASTRY IF FLAYOR THEY STAND ALONE. PREPARID BY THE Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. MAKERS OF Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast G Test Dry Hop Yeant. FOR SALE DY GROC WE MAKE BUT ONE QUAL =S, Flows from the Maximum Mineral Fountain of 8 toga Springe, and i3 the opinion of the most eminent 4 wiih ¢ [and 1 might say the state for that mat LINCOLN LIAISONS, The St Caplal Avent o Explide Some Nesty Seanil, i|A Bazker and Ex-State 0ficial One of the Party, He is Charged With Bringing a Servant Girl toShame, A Son ofa Rich Family Falls to Sin Through Love. Ho Would Marry His Viotim But His Parents Object. Other Topics—The Masonio Temple Dedication—The FPress Olub, e, OUR L "OLN LETTE MASONIC DEDICATION, Special Correspondence to Tik Bre, Lixoory, June 21.—To-morrow will be a gala day in masonic circles in this city, for thereis no doubt but that there will be representatives fromall over tho state. The new temple which was fully ces- cribed in last week's Beg will be formally dedicated under the auspices of the grand lodge of the state, Samuel M. Hayes, of Norfolk, M. W. Grand Master, ating i the evening commencing at 8 o'clock precsely, standard time. At that hour the grand lodge will be opened, in ample form and the dedicatory exer- cises according to the ritual will immeo- diately follow. Vocal music will be furmshed by Prof. Fairbrother and a carefully welected choir, After these services Hon, John M. Thurs- ton, of Omaha, will deliver the oration a% the clcze of which the praters and invited guests will adjourn and par- take of the banquet which will be spread in the district court room immediately across the street. The grand ball will follow in the temple, which will fittingly terminate the exercises of the day. The grand lodgo rooms has been most taste- fully and artistically decorated by Mra, Foxworthy and a committee of ladies. On the north wall in very green letters, wofootin length, sppear the words: “Teith, hope and charity.” On tho east, weat and south sides are worde, *‘Wis- dom strength and beanty,” and the rear or east side appears ‘“A. F. and A, M,,"” in evergreen letters, about {wo inches in size. All the committees are completing their Jabors and nothing will be left un- done to make this & red letter reception day in Lincoln for the masonic fraternity. Mr. Thurston is expected to arrive on the U. P. train in the afternoon and he will be met at the depot by a committee. There will undoubtedly be a very large crowd hera to do honor to the day and the ccoasiony SOCIAL SENSATIONS. A weekly writer from this_goodly city might commence each epistlo with a scandal did he so desire just as tho par- son’s Sunday sermon is introduced with a text. **Ihe wooas are full of them” and it seems that heroic treatment is about the only way to bring about less frequent breaking out of these social ulcers, 1 have no less than fonr on the blushing pages of my note-book now, but they are “nuwsty” things to handle even it the immoral morsels are taken up with a golden pen. As far 28 common rumor is concerned they are all ripe for packing vut nasmuch as your correspondent rec- ognizes the fact that every question has two sides he deems it advisablo to post- pone the harvesting of this forbidden fruit for a day or so. OF course the cry and defense of the male participants in thete love-not-wisely-but-too-well episodes is “plackmail.” = Perhaps there may be some truth in this, but then, noman who has the courage of & east-iron dog before a garden gate, will be afraid to stand up before the public if en attempt at black- mail is made—it is too easily proved. One case here involves a banker, an ex state official, and a servant girl. 1t has been going the rounds of scandal-lane for some time and kept quiet becauso of his family. This is » reason that very proper- ly has vreight with tho peopls, but a sober, second thought suggests the query **Why did not the thonght of home and family” in the mind of their head and protector at a more opportune and earlier date. 'the other party to the tranaaction cannot avoid publicicy, by a verbal plea. The natural order ot thing will publish her fall from graco to the world, and the spreading of the news does not even end with death. I wonder if it would exciteany remorse on the banker or any other one who has a child like him if amid the peace, comfort and elegaut surroundings of his home life in Lincoln some one woula pick up a copy (ioldsmith's Deseted Villige and read: An turn thine oyes v he poor homeless shiv'ring female lies: 1 village plenty blest, s of innocence distrest, tage might adorn, ds, her virtue fled, or she laya her head, and shrinking from the Near her botrayer's ¢ And pinch'd with col shower ‘medical men Nature's Sovereign Cure for Consti- pation, Dispepsia, Torpid Liver, Inactive Conditions of the Kidneys, and s most salutary slteratlye In scrofulous affections, With ladies, gen- 1 bon vivants evorywhere it has becorwe of dietary expediont ying the digestive functions and enabling froc-ivers to indulge With impurity at table. Tho world of wealth, intel- Tigonce and refinement testifies to its sparkling, nat- ueally pure, and delightful quantitis as the beverage incomparble, and accredit it with helog the surest and speediest source of clear complexions, high health and exuberant spirita. Hathorn Epring Water 4 wold in glams bottles; four dozen pints are packed ina It may be obtainel at all hotel druggists, wine mercha and grocers Wotico to Cattle Men, 900 CATTLE FOR SALE. 180 Head of Stecrs Threo Years Old, M08 BN o 907 ' * Helfers, Two 166 ¢ * Bteers, Ono « Heifers, One desoribid cattle are all well bred Towa b, These cattlo will ve and a¢ reasonable 20 Tbe above cattle, straight and smov %old In lots to eult purchas rices. For furthier particulars, g " For ot p M. F. PATTON, Waverly, Bremr Co., lowa Tor Regenra-e ade oxpressly = “ ; Wy, the cure of dera ’t\%&mc@i&, e - J‘OR] g v s with se. For clr tlon, widive Coce Bt., Chicago, L, With heavy heart deplores that luckless hour, When idly first ambitious of the town, She. left her wheel and robes of country brown, Another case is that of the son of & prominent resident here and a comely young hired girl once in his father’s em- ploy. This whole case soems to dwindlo down to one thing and that is that the young couple are in love with each other, and that the parents of the male member of the intended matrimonial partnership aro o strongly opposed to the match that rather than give their consent to the same they would have a scandsl rear its obnoxious head on the community in which their son's name figures unpleas: autly. Now it occurs to us right here that a good, honest servant girl is about as fine a type of womanhood as is gener- ally found in this mundane sphere There are not many families either in Nobraska or any other part of the United States that can go very far past their grandmothers and not find a servaut girl rocking the cradle of their descent aud many of them with ancestors on the oqual escnt American servant girl in t, education ana social standing present class of dudes and skunk- oabbagos who have such & holy horror for #ls and for the labor by which they make a living, were only one-tenth a3 ¥ as the girls sre womanly, then thin would he a far morn practical world than it ie, eud to be cclled & *‘so- maternal line far from being the of the servant ¢ city man,” or a “‘society girl” would not be the desire of the most brainless repre- sentatives of both rexes in existence. However this does not exactly refer to tho case we are referring to, for the young man in question is most worthy in many respects, well edusated and has a successful future before him. As he is not of age of course his parents have the right to criticise his choice, but the ques- dion is “‘what will the harvest be!” courts, lawyers fees, newspaper articles, acandal, ndal, scandal, It is probable that all's well that ends well would be written at the matrimonial finale of this social difliculty, had not some one informed the young girl that her patrician lover was about to dosert hor. She placed her case in the hands of a lawyer, and his conference with pater familina caused the expose. The Iatter claims that an attempt is being made to blackmail his son, that the young girl is not of good character, otc, and that ho will fight the case to the bitter end. On the other hand, the friends of the girl strenuouely deny the impeach- ment as to character. They claim it is a case whero tho rich and proud are mak- ing aneffort to crush out the poor and humble, and that time and the courts will show who is right, In the meantimo the son continues his love for the protty ple- bian maid, and in addition to a bushel basket full of letters sent her before, in all of which promises were made of fidel- ity and love, he has lately written to her since the exposo reitorating his undying regard; his intention to warry her when he becomes of age, etc., all of which shows how ho will probably foel on the woman suffrage question when he is old onough to vote. Should there cases come into court it is very likely thero will be music in the air, and from present ap- pearances it is most probable thoy will, THE PRESS CLUB of Lincoln has got in full working order now, and it has a full membership of legitimate newspaper men., This is the only way that it will ever flourish, pros- por, and be of werth to the profession. Efforts are being made, however, by cor- tain parties in this city, who are as much entitled to the name of newspaper men as n polywog is to that of a aalmon to be admitted to the press club. It scoms that they heard some talk of an excur- sion being made by the * press gang,” and this caught thoir appetizing eyo. Immediately a free correspondence is solicited from some provincial journal, and application for membership in the club will follow. A few such rotten branches will cause the death of any or- ganization, and the press club, as now existing, should take warning. Alroady some would-be dudes of town, who never wrote a ** display head " for an auction dodger, are talking of joining the press cluband *‘doing” vhe shows. No respect- able newspapor men whose journal is meritorious fails to receive courteous recognition from theatrical managers, as well as from all other representatives of laudable callings, and it would bo a saving clauso to put into the constitution and bye- laws of any club that members sceking fuvors from the mere fact that they be- long to the club should be expelled with- out trial by judge, jury or committee. The Lincoln Press club is a vigorous lit- tlo treo now. Let us wait and see what tho additional grafts of membership will bring forth. The first fruit comes from the scion whoso variety is well known, not always from the indiscriminate seeds that are thrown on the pummace heap at the cider mill. The Titzgerald hose company, one of the liveliest lot of fire laddies in the en- tire state and at the same time jolly gen- tlemen all told, have just received a splendid hose cart from Chicago. The company will send a running team to Omaha during the tournament, do the Thurstons had better keep their weather eye open. The boys practice every day and are making marvelous time. Quip Nux CRIMINAL CASES, The Criminal Calendar Which Will be Taken Up Today—List of Uascs in Their Order, The call of criminal cases for trial in the District Court to-day will be in the following order: 1st, State vs. Roger O. Guthrio, bribery. 24, % " Champin 8, Cheso, bribery, Roger C. Guthrie, perjury. Tdmund Henry, murder 1st degree. bth, ¢ ¢ Willinn Snell, murder Znd degree. Gth,, “ % William Gazola, murder 1st degree, 7th. ¢ * John Keys, manelaughter, Sth, ** “ John Kimney, shooting with intent to kill 9th, “ James 5. Newell, embozzle ment, 10th, * Daniel L. M 11th, ““ Abraham He n, briber; Arthur fug. ] p LIy SR upson, horse steil- I8t iE{foss (00! Jumes Cunningham, forgery. Charles 5. Hig d others ribory 10th, * “ Goorgs Davis, robbery, 16th, ** ** Seth Baldwin and others ki wbling house, Tiwood, horso A7th: e steuling. 18th, * ¢ Harry Williams, burglary. 19th, ¢ ¢ TLuther B, Wood and others gumbling 20th, * “ James K, Smith, lottery, D, Thowmas Callan, selling Tiquor without licenso, 22d, “ “ Edward Kuestor,selling liquor without license. 23, “ * Thomas Murray, pormitting Drothel. 24th. * ** Abraham Bornstein, pormit- ting brothel. Three cases will be set for trial for each day beginning with to-day. L The Chatagua Anniversary. The first anniversary of the Omaha C. L. & 8. C. will be held in the Y. M. C. A. rooms to-morrow evening at 8 o'clonk, The exercisos will be nearly all of a liter- ary nature, Tho friends of the club and all interested in its success are invited to present. The following is the pro- gramme: 1. Invocation—Rey. C. W. Savago. Music—Quartette Class oration—Mrs. N. H. Lemon, Class poem— By the Circle, History and Prophecy- 11, frs. 8. P, Day. Bundy. A. Joplin, ess with living picces, - ——— NEBRASKA Gazerreer & Bus- » Dikecrory to be issued in July, 18b4, price 84 50, J. M. WoLkg, pub- her 120 « Omaha, South American salveston, June ¢ towns of Poros i by Carcosy wqus, including b Liva, crea stites that have been ocen Hult the tow portion, have by Thirey Kiled by m. Roye, June 22.—The | remoll exploded to-day. e e e— A Bark Burncd b, Loxuoy. June 2 Aungelia ich left killed and seve Lightong, rleans f T F The crew were saved, SIPRING SPORT, The Soldier Boys, JUK ENCANPMENT A FIRE IN THE REAR. Mr. & W, Cook Pays His Complimentsf , vosvacs, s R to & Fleeing Burglar, o (ol i Danville, Tllin panio leavi Tho Fellow Receives His Oard but|lars, and ty however, remain till The additional progeamine »f fating of an individua twelve competitors, in nam, company 1 alt vo Exchan Does not Daring the last fow months burg have made numerous visits in this city and in not a few cases have had rovol vers emptied aiter them, but without fatal affect, if any. At last une has been winged, or shot, rgeant A. Marr, rtillery it may not have boen where wings are fwere reviewed by Col. Butler o Third supposed to grow, but ho was siot all the | MHisyonel | tigveror Shorman loft this worn X ; 1% to inspect the stato prison at Anamosa, same. Saturday about1o'clocka. m y Mr, | and Geueral Gibbons and party left for Fort Omaha, G. W, Cook, of the firm of Tirrell & Cook, tho Farnam strest shoe dealerr, who resides at tho corner of Twenty OHICAGO RACKS, socond and Dodge stroots, was awakened| Cincaco, June 21— Nursery stakes - Mc by a noise at onoe of the windows, Ho | Mairy won, Aileo second, Shady third; time, arose from his bed and|M0 L ik andthere saw & man attempting to raiso | doah third; time, 2:304. L tho window. Mile and one-eighth He describes tho man uhl\oingquilu ham socond, (‘"r’"y“"r largo, with heavy moustaches, a long [ Thiequarter mile 11fon, dHAbse Ard & 1AEge Whiks: slovoh | o00m, Fremivin iy hat. After sceing tho man Mr. Cook ; retired to his room aud procured his| StestsnEan Bay, Junedl —Mile—Plinger SEvB10EN . BN HIWIRN D ey e | on (birotioly’ sesodd. ChItKkaR B EUHINE) tending to the baby, which was fretting, to go tobodand keop quiet which she did. When he again entered the front room Saddle and Sulkey, Fonchourd won, Bord third; time, 158 cosa_won, MeNairy time, 1:10). CONEY ISLAND COUFSE. ith — Reca Welter handioap, m i Murcay thirds 1, Tarsat Colt socond 2,004, tho ollow. was ptanding in_& listening at. | Coney Tiand stakes, threearalde and titudo as it ho had hoard strango sounds, | i MR ‘mocorid; Ml Dsteabes. ARy Mr. Cook went to the door and openod | tme, 1501, it very carefully, At this juncture tho fel [ Two miles—Chanticleer wons tins i low threw himself into a hammock,which | Mile aud a qu Orauge won tine 2:11, was strotcliod aaross the poroh and foigned | Bower and Sandoval ran s duad heat for drunkenness or sleep. M. Cook ad. | *“e P A R Two year olds, threo-quarter mi vanced to the hammock with his revolver | colt won, Richmond second, O in his hand, grabbed the fellow by the [ Steeplo chuso, throat and asked, in no gentle tone, what | won, Charlemagno 2d, Wooster 3 Lerna, York — - The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices: Furniture. DRAPERIES AN MIRRORS, CEFEIANBEIER SETS Just rocolved an assortment far surpassing anything in this market, comprisin the latest and most tasty doesigns manufacturod for this spring's trade and covering a rango of prices from the Cheapest to the most Exponsive. Parlor Goods 7Draperies. Now ready for theinspection of cus- | Complete stock of all the latest tomers, the nowest rovelties in styles in Turcoman, Madras and Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains, Ete., Ete. Elegant Passonger Hlevator to all Floors. CHARLES SHIVERICK,, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, - - - - OMAHA NEB. North-Western Electric Light Go. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEBRASKA AND OPERATORS OF CELEBRATED WESTON AND U, 8. Flecttic Arc &nd Tncandescent Lights! Adopted by the U. 8. Government and most of the loading steamship companie 1 and Hotels, Regarded as the PUREST, WHITEST AND BEST ELECTRIC LIGHT PRODUCED. for Rates Inquire at office, N. W. Cor. Fifteenth and Farnam Streets he was doing there. He did not deign a MICHIGAN HACK: reply, but quick as a flash he turned in SAT SAGINAW, Juno 21, T vy the hammock and _ struck upon 10 class—Avontplind won in _straight his foot on the ground. M. Cook called [ heate, Cudmus Hamblotontan, 24, Bollo Hard upon him not to move or he would shoot | 175 3 Syncieaf A [kt BTk him, but_he insisted upon %0‘“31 and | Guorzetown 8d; bost time, 2:37, started. Mr. Cook had his revolver with- y T in a very few foet of the fellow's coat tail | ProvibeNce and fired. The man was evidently wound- | race—Captian ¥ o, for he oried out loudly,. (ORI The | Forest Patchien 3d; best time, shooting did not stop him, however. and he continued to go, while Mr. Cook blazed away at him again, The fellow made good his escape and Mr. Cook returned to the house. It is indood a pity that some ono cannot get telling shot in on some one of this class of fellows. It might be well to add in connection | 2 with this that Mr. Cook was for three|of R 4 e it 7 qOV ctiv BB 0! k; o Louig—8 o ashington Ay ","‘_"“’“"‘mfi“““""“d D sting | At Quiney ~Quincy 2, Milwaukeo i X e nervo necessery for 8hoolng) A4 “Cleveland—Cieveland, 14, ~ Phiiadel burglars. phins e TR T A Al At Detroit—Providence 10, Detroit 0. Saratoga Concert, Baltimore Y, Koystones 11, Last evening the Sara- Il ot toga Unicn Sunday School gave a floral concert. Tho following excollent programmo was prepared: AN Base Bal At Cincinnati—Alleghenios apolis — To , Cincinnati b, wapolis 6, Ath At Columbus—Columiing Louisville—Louisville wton—Bostons 7, Nationals 4, . Paul—Game postponed o aseount ors 1, Peori .—Grand Rapids 1, Bay City 0. At st § 1, Sivging—Hymn N Prayer | count of rain. 2, Re.itavion—God Loyes Me.'. ‘At Ch hicago 11, Bofton 7. Master Guy McKensie, At Louisville—Louisvilles 10, Metropoli 3. Song—Como Belioving. ... .....Quartette | tans 2, Misses Kustin und Smith; and Masters Smith § and Rustin. i At 8t. Louis~Unions of St. Louls, 10; Chi- 4, Cluss Reatation—Baby Thoughts,. L.,.Kf,, o, i Infant Class. Aw Columbus—DBrooklyns, 2; Columbus, . Recitation—Terch Us to Wait..... At Indianapolis — Tudfanapolis, 7; Ath Miss Gertie | Luco. lotics, L 6, Recitation ~The Spiritual Life. ... At Cinolnnati—Alleghenys, 2; Mastor Willio McKay, ke 7. Song—He Came to Bothany,;¢.Quartette | At St. Louis—St. Louis, 12; Washing- 8. Recitation - A Sormon in Kliyme.', Mastor Charloy Hair, e - Rositation 1t Thou Could'st Know . The Oar. iss Ada Smith el e 10, Singing—Hymn No. 247 IRIDDYCIEATE QANG: 1 . Address ioy. A. I, Sherrill, 12, Song—Are You Coming Hou NiRhtY. ... .onnsss 13, Class Recitation Primary Cl 14, Recitation—Not Knowing Miss Katio Day, 15, Recitation—His Teuder Morcies. .. Miss Nettie McKay, Singing—Hymn No. 289 T 340 mile The New Oricket Grounds, LT — The new cricket and athlefic park TELEGHARS NOXER. fenco was completed by 11 o'clock Sat-| The Prince of Orange died Saturday. urday. The track, twenty feot wide, | Thoro woro sixteon sumtrokes Kuturday in & Rty fuiahad fand Emonouresimear vilt o L CleYRaNOR Brob Y RN SR ono quarter of amile. The gates was opened to the public yosterdya, Visit- ors in carriages or buggies wishing to drive around are welcome and may enter by the Shorman avewue ontrance. It ie vequested that they will keep on the track and not cross the park, Captain Treloar, \he manager, is 10 be seen in the park any time durlng the day next weck to receive entries for the Fourth of July » postponed on ac SUNDAY GAMES, B ne ma- Pir raco on the Hulton tween Poter Priddy and G purse of 81,000, was won time, 20 minutes and 50 seconds. \ 50 feet the start, and won by four lengtl Pedestrlanism, THE WOMEN'S GO-AS-YOU BamiMonk, June 21— Tho six dayx’ pedes- i of ‘women was won by Howad, Benediction ominated Saturday: Julius 11 Postmasters n :, Spon 5 Wi, J. Brennan, Sid N athy by w fever at Havana for tarday 16; new cusos sinee committee on organization nd G660 members to the Chi o democratic convention on the th of July, , the Mormon missionary boen ed from Bavaria by order Winister of state, Smout had” made many wder Mill Explos or mills at Pont- Thicty persons wero e Spanish barl, P sports and give such information to meni- bers and visitors as may be requirved. Tho park gates will bo opened to the public all this weck, after which they will be closed until the 4th of July. A seneral meoting of the membors will be | 4! I o 1 ! Fold at 8t, George's hall on Wednesday | 13 and the other for killing his nophew, ali cvening next, June 25th, at 8 ock. m . The first cri ch botween Lincoln | i hirned S and Omaha clubs will o place in the | 000, Wi, McPherson park en Saturday, July 26th. clery, wis cremated, e —— an,incendiary, Real Estate Tran A Stockbon, (Cal.) dispateh says: Fivo hun g : dred feot of leveo on the lower division Tho following transfers wore filed for | Roberts' Island hroke to.d: tract consist record in the county clerks oftice June 20, |ing of 10,00 acrcs will be inundatod - 5,000 and roported for tho Br by Ames' real il from Oukalooss says: Last Friday estato agency. night, ne M Fred. Leisinring to Andrew M. \“"""" and koo, in 2 g Shuron, vot drunk and quarreled Kendal wd, lots 1 and 2, block b, Omaha wtabbed the father five times, fatally. V“,’"fi%:,‘“‘“ to Mrs. Phoshe Hbbaoos | . Tt coal mizers of Hocking ¥l y live do J. B. Finlay . 1 general strike in Ohio agaiost i re Elizabeth Elvina Linton, deed, lots 7, 8, 70 to 00 conts, The operatives 0,10 and 11, Parmenter Place, lot 8, | have demanded & reduction in rail I.ul rates block 11, 8. E. Rogers add., n 4, lots 7 | the! G 8 igot yields ; and 8, block 173, Omaha, §1. »ntnn“l ut;.cl’( "3‘1‘:‘.1 su:.l:vfh.: u”L. Maria and Daniel Rogers to Anna ph Ouminsky, deC & Y / Long Island City station house. He “was Wilson wd, s 52 feot of n 92 feot, 1ot 4, | i1t guilty of murder in the second degrec block 72, Omaha, $2,5600. e tanaed to the state prison for life, Ralph K. Gaylord ot al to George M Il aa Foretad, apnoREL Evans qed, lots 7 and 8, block 9, Isaacs | ates: iy Seldens add., $21. 50,0005 Peori ; TRomance Palmer and wife to Henry C. Qq",’.fik.'.'.’.'fil"'?:’."fa'::.’.",.‘.’.'yi'{;f.l.'f- Raymond, w"‘ 5 acres inne of nw, 80 ) (60 for i Mississippl river commuission (sal 8, 15, 13, §1500. Yo aries and travelling expouses), 875,000, Harrison R. Palmer to Sarah Jane |1 " T Raymond, w d, 10 acres in ne of nw, sec| &G "\"Eh g Moses Ciroor and wifo to Goorgs M. |wuce, 1o was in poor heaith and me vans, w d, lots 7 and 8, block 9, Isaac | aberration was the probable cause, He and Selden's add, §102 about 40, thin faced, prominent noss, blgh s whou b was prepaing to send to At Vicksburg Rohest Hunt and Danlel Kker wero sentonced to bo hanged on the of July, the former for the murder of Jueen’s hotel at Port Arthur, Mani urday morning, Loss, $:0, & commercial trav i fire was caused by er, ; for ppi. Ohio, rivers, 808, forohoad, dark hair, blue eyes and medium b height. A Row With Cenadian Indi ‘At Toon, Mexico, ab 12 o'clack Saturday WinnireG, Man., June 21,—A disnateh olls & Fargo oxpress, roburi s fired upon by fifteen from Battleford says the Iudians on the Pound wiaker's reserve, ol zod and beata government official, broke into the government store and | strect in the stole the provisious. About fifty mounted [ compauy police, sent from Battleford to arrest them, | | i were ket at defiance and a fight was expaoted, | 5500 stolen. The people of Battleford are ularmoed and or- | age ride of u ty The an Amerlean, oscapod un {oan “driver was killed and was little other express ganizod and have fitted themsolves for self Sr—— defense, a Tne Boghsh Insestigation, Wasivarox, Juno 21 O 16 is understood th st thore will be b orts wibi itted to 1. Wa %, Juge 2 or the Upper | ths houso in the English case. 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