Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1885, Page 5

S e o DL T A e S THE DAILY BEE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 /685, LINGOL. The Fifth Dey and Practically Last of the Nebraska Fer, —_— Diegracefal Presenoo of the Large Number of Orooks, A Card from August Saunders Exon-| orsting Jobn Bheedy of the AT THE OAPITAL, THE BTATR FAIB, ‘Tho fifth day saw no change from the fine weather of thore preceding and the attend- anoe, though not o large as upon Thursday, when it was estimated that there were 80,000 people on the grounds, still came up to the attendance of Wednesday., There were many farmors who drove their own teams in from the country surrounding Lincoln for a dis- tance of thirty miles and camped sut near the fair gronnds, Yesterday was principally de- voted to tho races and the awarding of prizes, In the free for all trot for a purse of $600, the following were the entrias: McMahon, A, 8, Holliday, Lincoln, Ne- braska, Elmwood,Chief, R, T. Kneebs, Sioux City, Towa. Deck Wright, A, Coleman, Springfield, | W. H. Ohio, St, Clond, E, L, Usrmichzel, Tama City, Towa, Novelty racos, catch weights, puree, $150— Horao first at half-mile pole, 830; horse firat at mile pole, $15; horse ficat at ono and one-half mile post and finich, $75, Tour year old Nebraska bred colts stake race; $200 added by society; first horse sixty per cent, eecond herse 25 per cent, third horse 15 per cent, Kntries as fol- lowe: Maxey Cobb, jr.,, Frank Pesrson, Nemaha City, Neb, Gludys, R. S. Maloney, Humboldt, Neb, Tim McMahon, C, ¥, Stewast, Brownvills, Neb MacFarland, Bdward Pyle, Humboldt, eb, Jeunio Cobb, Edward Pyle, Humboldt, Neb, Telva Lockwood, G. W. Shidler, York, Neb, Patsy Smith, J. G. Smith, Fremont, Neb, Consul, Georze H, Bailey, Fairbury, Neb. Holladay, J. 1), McFarland, Lincolo, Neb, Gail McMahoo, Dailey Bros., Peru, Neb 1n the free-for-all trotting race for a purse of $600 Dick Wright won in three etraight heats, Time, 2:245, 2:25}, and 2:24]. Eim- wood second, St, Cloud third, and McMahon fourth. In tho race for four-yoar-olds, Nebraska bred colts, Consul won in threestraight heats, Time, 2:414, 2:35, and 2:513. Gladya sscond, Holladsy third, Patsy omith and Jennie Cobb distanced; balance of the horses with- drawn, The board of managers state that they have paid up the indebtedness of the association claimed to bave been created at the Omahs tair last year, In addition to this they siy that they will have a handsome surplus over when the money is finally counted up and the bills are paid, ‘The fair hes certainly been an anqualified success and this result is partially dus to the board of managers, The Burling- ton & Missouri company wmade enough money to baild another bravch live, while Lincila ‘dealers estimate that somsthing like $3.0,00) was epent i tha city by outsiders, Yesterday afternoon visitors commwenced leaving the city in large numbers, exhibitorato pack up their exhibits and propare them for shipment, and everything about the grounds Iast night assumed a chaotic appearsnce, It is not expected that the attendance to day will amouns to much, The Nebraska state falr, favored by tair weather in » double sense has beon & well attended, meritorious show, and it is greatly doubted if any state in the union haa a finer one, Particularly conepicu- ous in the display, making a worthy exhibition byiteelf, was the stock, The cattle cannot bo excellod anywhere in the world. and it was | justics. The facta briefly stated are these: On August 4, 1835, Mr. Sheedy received a Jetter from Mr, Oorville (not Corwel)), aeking him if there was a vacant store toom which he could rent, in which to carry on during the fair his_*‘photograph gift enterprise.” The letter I now have in my possession. Mer. 8, came to me rome four weeks afterward and requested mo to write to Oorville and say to him that there was po vacant rtore in town and that he desirod no further communion tion on the matter, I according'y wrote Mr, Coryille to that effect, and I know it to be a positive fact that Mr, Sheedy had nothing whatever to do with Mr. Corwell's being in Lincoln during the falr week, I trust that yon will publish this in order that the truth may be known, AUGUST SAUSDRRS, State of Nebraska | Lancaster county. | August Saunders duly sworn on oath eays that the statement hereinbefore made in trae, AUGUST SAUNDRRS. Subsaribed In my presence and sworn to ba- fore me this 17th day of September, 1885, D. G, COURTNAY, Notary Pablic, A JATL DELIVERY, Shortly before 0 o’clock last night the {ailer discovered that seventeen prisone; rested within the past threo days for yari orimes, from nsssult to murder to pioki ookets, has eccaped, A stone wall twenty- our inches thick was cut through in orcer to let the men out. Gross carelessness is the only cause that can be assigued for the es- cape. The men who flod wero those crooks ‘who have been working the town during the fair, and were in what is callod the iron- clad ecoll. The cutting of the wall could not have been accomplished with tools at thelr command —common knlves -intide of twenty-four hours uless outside aid was given, The names of the men sscaping were H. Johnson, John Dos, David Martin, James Stanton, Jcha Clark, James Feeney, % olley, Mike Norton, Robart W. Williame, ¥red Kelley, Charles Johns, John Faddes, William Leslie, John Olark, Eiwin Forrest, Mike Ryan and Will Thompaon. There has been no clue obtained as to their whereabouts. THE MILITIA CONTEST. In the priza drill which was competed for durivg the fair, awards wero made yestorday afteroon at dress parade at G o'clock. Ten companies competed. The highost prizs, the cup, worth $200, was awarded Company C, Onptain G. H. Phillips, of Beaatrice, The contest was close between Company A. Cap- tain N, P, Lundine, ot York, a thorough ge tleman and military man, A bad break was made by Company I, which ieft them out of tho contest, All the companica desice to thank Adjutant O, (i, Bates for cfficient ser- vices during the encampment. Captain Phil lips was _escorted to rezimental front afser the parade, where the cup was presented to him. The winning con pany of tho day ba- fore, ompaty E, of Fremont, chaered Unp- tain Phliips’ conipany as it left the parade ground, a very courteous performance on their part. All company commanders seemed to be eatisficd that the succeteful command had fairly won the prize, ATOUT IHE CITY, Night before Iast, two men giving their namos as C. W. Armor, who claimad to keep alivery stable at York, and G. H, Bower- stone, wera arrested by a detective on a charge of running ohell game, There did not teem to bo any evidencs of o substantial charactar against the men and they were allowed to go. ‘The Merchsnts hose team ball night before last was a great success, and enjoyment reigned supreme until a late hour. Thureday night burglars entered the resi- dence of K. B, Mower, agent for an_agricu!~ tural house, and carried away a fow articlos of value, Early yu!erds{ morning shots and hurrying feet awoko the sleepers ia the vicinity of O and Tenth streets, but tho origin of the matter was uuknown to the polica Shme of tho alleys of Lincoln are in a filthy cond| Odors which would be creditable to Bridgeport, Illinols, are wafted into the noetrils of denizns of thoss buildings which abut the alley running from P to O stroets, between Tenth and Eloventh. The health officer should exercice himselt a little more, Thera were about twenty cases before the police court yosterdey for crimes and plain [smAt) drunks, They were disposed of by fino or continuance. Within tho past two days the following Omaha gentlemen wora noticed: E. Roso: water, editor of the Bee; P, J. Nichols, Fre1 B, Lone, S, A_Huntoon, W. T. Swoesy, H. 7 McKenno, L. W, Welfe, A, 8, Batber, Ed. A, O'Brien, Charles H. Dewey. H. T. Clsrke, John T. Olarke, and many others. noticable thut the foreign exhibits of catils in every case were inferior to those from our own state, Thoe stallions and graded horses were also very fine, the Lmported Percheron and ‘Norman strains being bettor represented than any other, “'ha wenlth and progress of Nebraska could in po manner have be«n better brought to the Enowledge of those living in the state than by thedisplay made atthis fair, AN EYPLANATION NREDED, During the week now closing Lincoln never saw a0 many crooks within its corporate lm- its. Why this was 8o remains for_the unbi- ased observer to determine Wednesday nightin the opera houete twelve men were robbed of their watches, in the bustle attend- ing the coming in and going out of the aud- ience. Duriog the same night svveral other pockets wero picked, other depredations were committed, and apparently the ol y was given up to the outlaws them:elves, Ii 18 not fawr to charge all this apon the police, although, 1n & manaer, they were to blame for a laxuess which is hardly equalled in any town, c'ty, or village in the Umited States, " Police feater- nized, sympathized, ond drank with crooke, It ocanmot ba charged that there Was col'usion between tho police and tho c,imipal element for cuch is not koown to ba a faot, but it is certain that there was too much robbory in Lincoln, too much wickedness of all kinds, Taimble- riggers, wheel of fortuns ruen and women, e aLar. gambiig. and s kin dovioes wers allowed full swiog, Mayor Burr will have to answor to the paople of Lincoln for sma of ¢his crime, In the first place, & numlvr of hia epecial appointocs were wholly nnqualified for the tasks put upon them. Sose were physically incompotent, otbers wers morally and mentally uosuited for the work. No one was to blame for this but the mayor, who wade the sppoiatments, Just look at some of the crooks’ work, Oue man's pocket was picked of $i70; another ome was robbed of 8300 0dd; two or thiee were re- lieved of over $200; while several had $100 taken from thew, and the number of small thette is almost beyond computation, What number of arrests were made by the polic.? Oue only thathas been held for trial up to|C this time, and he escaped. 1t wil be remem- ‘bered that on Wednesday, sfter Charles Bruce, who robbad a lady and way arraigned in the polioe court last Wednesday, and re- manded to j.ilin defuult of ball, jumped from ssecond story window of the city building and escaped, Somebody s st fsult here, bat this wat there might be some excuse offered. It is not all. Yeosterday one regular officer arrested two fakirs for working on the streets, Oae was a female of attractive appearance, who ran small wheel of fortune cstensibly for the sale of suide jowelry, snd the other was a man who had a thimble-rig arravgement of some kind, They were taken before the mayo who in each caee rald ‘Lot them work for to- day,” or worde to that ¢ffoct. The schemes were both for robbery, A myeterious phase of this business is that these fakirs are all under the supervision of Pon Courvi the luading lights of America in all games of a crooked kind, sud other criminal schemes, ‘This fine-haired gentloman was all up & "phul‘(‘wgn fake,"” which is awindle. ‘The idea is to set up » large rack wupon which are set photograpbs io rows, Be: hiud some cf them are supposed to be suma of mouey ranging from $1 to §6 or §8. By a curious colncidence umobserved by simple minded persous nene of thess wonderful cards put out of postion. The mayor of Omaha refused the m: license in that euL, but he was reccived with cpen ancs bere, and when the supes werearrested they were lmme dia'ly turned loose with the kind permission that thoy “could work to day.” There is yet more to recite, The ity was vever in so bad condition of morals as at present, Sowe of this wickeduess must buve b:en brought to his knowltdge through his police forcs, o8 in tho case of the two fakirs, The wmayor, justice to himeelf, should cxplain these thiogs ‘and thero never was nor never will b @ more portune Lime than the presect f “1'... ation, The columus of the B £0'te mayor for this purpose o CARD FEOM AUGUST SAUNDEES, T'o the Brk - I notice iu your_issu day under the headivg, *'Caruivals Ciooke,” written by @ elty reporter, that you scouss Jiha Sheedy of haviog wniten to one Y'Pond Courwell,” requesting bim o cowe to Linccln snd semaln dwioy fair week, Lu thus matter you do Mr, Bheedy a grestin Some lady, whote name coula not bo learned, had her shoulder dislocated by bsing thrown from a buggy. A man tried to burglarizs the Clifton house Thursday night. He was detected and chased by the police bt not captured. STATE ARRIVALS, J Ellis, Baatrice; N Robinson, McCook; W O Rawsey, Sutto Hohman, S B Jones, H D Jones, Omaba: A B Larrs, J H Frazler, Nobraska City; W Richardson, David City, Roas Wins, Tivoll garden was crowded last night to witness a race bet ween Ross and LaPage, In which the formar had snnouncel that he would try to run three miles while La- Page ran two and three-quarters. Ross from the firat had the advanlage, rapidiy gaining laps on his oppozent. At the end of LaPage’s thirty-firat lap he fell out, saying, *I've got a psinin my side sod can’t run any more.” Ross fiolshed his three miles in the time of 12:07}, which s remarkable, A:Onlmnlihfi the couree. At the close he was as free &8 & dalsy acd not a bit *‘blown.” — — Base Ball To-Morrow, Arrangemonts havo been made fir a game of base ball at Athlstic Park San- day bstween nlees from the Union Pacific shops and the Fort. The follow- fng are the players and their positions: u_r s, FORT OMAHAS, Shbannon Linahan Left field. ~—Michael Delaney, who was to have bsen tred for parjury before Justice Bartlett yes- terday, secured chavge cf venue end the case will be tried In Justice Anderson’s court September 26, Delaney is one of the princi- pals in the Al Davis-Delaney horse trade case, and the charge of pe:jury is one of the attending incidents, ~The two sons of A, E. Morgan, the Six- toenth streot barber, who ran awsy from bome last Tuesday, were found yesterday at Honey Creek, Iowa, and returned to their bome in this city. They bad bad enough of free life and were glad to return to the parental oof. —Quite & number of Owaba crooks retnraed on last evening's traig from Lincols, where they hud been attendirg the state tair. They all soemed to be in the best of spirits and their looks were indicstive that a xich harvest had besn gleaned by them, —Ed4, Toppan, who was arrosted last week 88 & suspicious character, had a hearicg before Judge StenLerg yesterday aflernoon and wes fined §20 and costs, Fatal Accidentr, Nxw Youk, Set, 18, -Two accidents, re- sulting in three deaths, ocourred to-day at the sbafus on the new acqueduct, In the first instancs, 8 box containivg two tons of rock fell upon Patrick Oollios and John Butler, Iothe second ease, Wil'lam Brady, asesndiog to the surface, was thrown from the bucket aud fell to the bottom of the shaft, 120 feet, o ——— A Repit Lysoned, Neouw, Dak., Bept. 18, ~Oleson, who out. raged and wurdered Miss McEwan in Cavalier county, & fow deys sgo, was lynched by # mob at Algs, Dak., tonight. e was 1den- dfied by anotber girl be aseaulied whilo en- deavoriag to eccipe. ANOTHER BIG RACE. Belle K, Baritone and Gen, Rowett Matched at Two and & Quar- ter Miles, To accommodate the owners of ranning horses, the managers of the Omaha Fair have subsiituted a 2} mlle race for the mile heats advertleed. This 1s done at the Instance of Messrs, Jacobs, Lemon and Sheldon, who have made a slde bet of $100 each on the resalt, the entire $300 to go to the wlnner, with $160 added by the sssocistion. For this race Mr, Lemon names hls sorrel mare Bellg K.; Mr, Jacobs names the by stallion General Rowett, and Mr, Sheldon comes in with that geand race horse Baritone. All are winners, and will make a hot race. Untll the two mile dash was run Iast Ssturday General Rowett was sup- posed to be Invinclble at that dis . He sold a hot favorits In the pools at $13 to 10 for Belle K. and $2 for Barltone, The race, as is now well known, was won by Barltone In the fast time of 3:47}, The entrles will not close until to-mor. row noon 8o there s a probabillty of others belog nomlnated. In the three-quarter mile heat race there will be four, and perhaps five, starters, to be named at the pos There aro already eix entries in the roadster race, comprising the best of the hortos that nightly stte up the dust on Sherman avenue, and n great deal of sport Is exported. Eatrles for the running and roadster races will be recolvea at Secretary Wheeler’s office In the Creighton block this morning untll 10 o’clock, and until 12:30 at his office oa the fair grounde, Intereat, of courze, will center in the Phyliis-Joe Davls mavoch. The betting cddsare slightly in favor of tho masre, bat thore iy no good reason for it, 88 there fs little if any difference in the speed cf the horeor. The vietory will be with the one that draws the pole, barring accidents ard broaks. I:is cafe to predist that it will be the most hotly contested horss race ever trotted In tho wost, and ono worth coming many miles to see. The owners have their monoy up, and it will ba pald in fall tothe winner, o that there will be no chance for slde deals. It would be a gracafal compliment to the falr assoclation if cur merchants and business men would close thelr stores and offices to-morrow afternoon, and turn out in a bedy to the races. The adwia- sion will be only 50 cents, but everybody must pay. The sraet car company have made ar- rangements for ranning trausfor cosches feom the end of the car line to the fair grounds as they did during the fair. — —— Army Anatr Daniel S. O'Leary, military convlet, has been discharged from confinement on the recommendation of the commanding officer at Fort Sidney. The unexpired term of military convict Chrlctlan Werth, has been remitted. On the recommendation of Lis troop and post commander, Charles Handly, a recrult sentenced to six months Imprieon- ment, has bosn ordered released. Secoond Lieutenant E, F. Tegrart, Sixth Iofantry, member of the depart- ment rifle team, has been ordered to pro- ceed to Fort Donglas, Utah, and report to the commanding cflicer for duty. The gencrale court-martial convened at Fort Sidney, Neb , bas bean diesolved. The general court-martial convened at Fort D. A. Rassell, Wyo., has been dle- solved. A goneral court-martial has been ap- solnted to mect at Fort Sidney, Neb , cn the 21st of September. Following 18 the detall of the court: Csptalns Miles, Boyle, Haughey, Ebsteln, Kirst Licuton: ant Wililams and Second Lieutenants Purke and Brooke, Firet Lieutesnat Dan- oan, judge advocate, A general court-martial has been ap- pointed to meet at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., cn the 2lst day of Septemter. The followlng Is the detail for the court : Captalos Raes:ll, Breshemin, Hofman; First Licutenants Regan, Rockefeller, MoQaleb, Palmer; First-Licutenant John A, B:ldwin, judge advocate. m— A Big Jump in Real Estate. In searching through the records st the county clerk’s office yesterdsy a gentle- man came acroes the followlog Instru- ment, dated Nov, 14, 1855: For end in consideration of the rum of $250, the recsipt of which !s hereby acknowledged, we, the directors of the Councll Bluffs snd Nobraska Ferry Co., ia the absence of the president, hereby quit claim to Wm. H. Hoover lots Nos. 1,2, 3and 4 in block 1563, situated in Omaha City, Douglas couniy, Nebraska Territory. . A, JACKSON. SaMuEL S, BavLss The lota referred to in the sbove in- strument have greatly increased in value singe the deed was given, The first two lots mentioned are now occupied by St Philomena cathedral, the third Jot s the property of Rector, Wilhelmy & Co., on Harney street, snd the foucth lot 1is owped by Henry Berthcld and Willlam W, Lowe. Taelr combined value, with— out the structures ocoupying them, reaches well up lot) the thoueands, and s con- stantly increasing. Settling Old Noor:s, Ex-County Olerk Leavitt yeaterday de- posited with County Tremsurer Ruth $1,000, to bo placed to his credit to make good the deficiency In his eccounte. The money was furnished by A. R, Dufrens, one of his bondsmen, who took a mort-|G @age on Leavitt's progerty for the amoant No settlement has yet been made with the county, however, but it is thought that the amount pald will cover the de- ficlency, If the offsets clalmed by Mr. Leavitt are allowed. ———— Distrie’ Court Docket, The docket of c'vll cases for the Ooto- ber term of the distilct court has been lssued, There are 804 causes on the docke!, wmsny of them having been crowded over from the June term, This makes 112 more o than there was on the previous docket, and it is probable that not more than helf of them can be trled during the prasent term. e ——— A Norcow Escape, A young lad, 8)n of Gustav Pomy, had ® narrow escape from death about 6 o'closk yesterdasy afterncon, He at- tempted to oross a track In the upper Unlon Paclfic yards ahesd of & switch englne, but m'scalculatad the epsed at which the engine was moving and was struck ia the head and knocked from the uack. The boy was plcked up in an un conselous condition and taken to Bells drug store, where It was found that the only injury he had racelved was & severe | Sir Michael Hicks-Beach avd otber ministers being questioned in the subject, said postively noalp wound whera he had been struck by the engine. ‘He was moon restored to conscionsness, his wound dressed, and wan able to walk home. It Is almost a miracle that he was not Instantly killed. PERSONAL, G M Ballay, of North Dlatte, is at the Arosde. Hon A S Paddock, Millaed. Henry F. Oady, of Nebraska City, is at the Paxton, Tobias Castor, of Wilbsr, is atopping at the Millard, Zach Thompson returned yesterday from a long trip emt. Mrs T A Entrikinls visiting friends in Shenandoah, Towa. A, R. Bradley, Union Pacific agent at St. Libory, is In the city. Mr, snd Mrs. J. Botland, of Stanton, are stopping at the Paxton, H, S, Ballou, of Chadron, is in tho city, stopping at the Paxton, Thomas Rawlings, of Wakefield, Neb,, is ragistered at the Paxton, 7. . Pollock, sgent for the Union Pacific at Beatrice, is in the city, Frank I, Stark, reprecenting the Patti Roea compaoy, is in the clty. G P Clark, chief clerk in Bradstreet's logal sgency, has returned from a visit to Chicago. O E Frizall, thy ubiquitous agent of the Rock Tsland route, is attending the state fair, John H Harrison and Gao F Harrison, of Philadelphia, ate in the city, quartered at the Arcade. T. K. Daker, representing the Textile Manufactuiing company of Westfield, Mass inin tho city. Ex-Alderman Chas Kaufman returned from he east yestordsy. He met Chief Butler at Long Branch, O M Lawler, enperintendent of the Sioux City and Pacific at Misscuri Valley, and wifs are at the Millard. C. W. Scott has been appoiated division freight agent of the Union Pacific for Mon- tana, with headquarters at Butte, of Beatrice, #i atthe Miss Geneive Ingersol Is at present in New York playing arole with Madame Janisch in “Anselma” at the Madison Square The- ater, J T Clarkson, Union Pasific land agent, at Sidney, Neb., isin the clty on his way to New York to meet his daughter, whois re- turniog from Europe. A coincidence occured on yesterday’s Millard hotel register page. Two New York gentle- men, strangers to each other, have tigned each the name George R Stone, Alfred Adams, for the past few months em- ployed as a stenographer in the Union Pacific i"h at the government bad no such ‘ntention, e — LETTER L1S1, List of lettors romaining In the Omaha postofiice September 17, 1885, GENTLEMAN'S LIST, Antonlo Dr Archibald J Brinklecom M H Benrd H Boon A Roats F 1B Bunting R Bittinger R R Rrink O Orate J. Cralos J. Cruttenden B Oarlos J H Colling H B Chriatienson M Chamberlain M Coutt 0 0 Downs T Decker E Denker 0 Dwyer M J Dyer J A Eilison O Eherg A Tokers I Frederick G I Tales T Gowen J. Gulley H Ginvis ¥ J Galloway A J Groffin W Gillett ® E Ho'mes S Huser G Hastings G H Harter J A Harvoy E Hummond J C Hunter J W Hegg N Howard W L Hogstrom J Johneon 8 Jones C W Jackson G Johnk Tongon M Kave M Kloninger C J Kellogg 7 M Keyrn J Lindsley C 15 Larson J La Dow H Ladd P P Me Vey J Mitchell J B Martio J Marsh W Marston G Morris G McKeuno P Miller H Mann B B Newmaon Bros Nordenstromo A Perri ¥ Place E O Palmer 8 Patent J G Ryan 3 J Risginite M Rohrer W 5§ Rice O Ravenscroft W Smith J law department, returned to his old hume in Ithaca, New York, last eveninog. At ths Metropolitan: O Nilsau, John Krim and wife, Grand Leland; PW Wood, Mrs Anna Peters, Ponca; F § Tucker, N B Davis, Blair; W B Lareson, Wayne; William Darst, Tekamah; Ben N Whilton, StPaul; J W King, Friend, Nebraska; R Gallaher, Clinton, Ta; P Hoater, Coon Rapids, In; J W Strahan, Malvern; Henry Lohman, Des Moines; F Strshan, Malvern; G E Smith, Chicago; Feank Wilber, Salem, Obio; W Colby, J M Baxter, Sedalia, Mos John C Miller and wife, J A Tenme and wife, Oakland, Cal; William Smith and wife, Davenport, Ta; ¥ M San- ders and wife, Rock Island, Tl o ———— GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS3, BISMARCK'S EYE ON FRANCE, BzauN, Sept, 18.—The German newspa- pera are diccussing the affairs of Morocco and the alleged Krench intngues now going on in the country. The Cologne Gazatte saye, Seblinhmeier H SnowlTar Storrs E B Stehly A Scott W E Sebley H Tobin J M Thiette M Taylor E B Treanor s A Vineent J A Wylis G R Westmsn K Wanty R Weston Mr Wells W Young B ¥ LADIES' Andereon Mrs E 8 Adams Mrs M Bright W Butler J Bllkeman MriE Bunker Mrs W Monmtests, minister from Morocco, has been | 5 summened to Varsin for a conference with Bismarck as to the meaning of the incessant advance of French troops on the northern frontier of Algeria and indicatious of a move- ment on Moroeco, Ths action of tha German chancellor in taking cognizenco of the rchemes of France respecting Morocco, which, if car- ried out, would cause serious damage to Spanish_interest, astures Spain of German friendship and sympatby in the troubles growing out of tha Carolines question A TORDER BATIRI Sr, PETRRSBURG, Sept. 18, Russian envoy to K ogland, has city from London, The Novos Vremya, in & ratirical article on the eettlement of the Russo -Afghan frontier question, says: ‘'The protocol is only a conditional agreement. 1 ho nglish statesmen would do well to regard it mply 03 & token_of ths amiabil ty of Rus- sian diplomacy, Russia will continue to be guided by what she thinka is the best for her own interests,” PARNELL'S DISTRICT, DusLiN, Sept. 18 ~The nationalists decided to nowinate Parnell for a member of parlia- ment from College Green divi GLADSTONE'S MANIFESTO, Loxnox, Sept. 18— Gladstone’s manifesto is somewhit aisappointing to the Liberale, while the conservatives claim to ba greatly pleased at the expressions of the ex-premier, THE CHOLYEA. TouvLoN, Sept. 18—Three deaths cholera here last night. LoNnoN, Bept. 18,—~Tha populace of Pal- ermo, Siclly, have hecome panic stricken, owiog to the prevalence of cholera and are fleeing from the town. There 1s great scaxci- ty of ‘ood. MaRstILLES, Sept . 18,—Seven deaths from cholera occurred here to-day, Considerable excitement has been causad by the arrival of a trasport brioging French troops from Ton- quin, Fourteen soldiers had died from chol- era on the voyage, and two more have died since the arrival of the vessel here. Many oshers are down with the disease. A BATTLE IN THE WILDS, Panis, Sept, 18.— Admiral Miott telegraphs the munister of from Tomatave, Mada- goscar, uader date of the 12th fnst, that he reconnoitered the country on the 10th to certain whether the Hovas were er: cting forts at Tarafa. He led a column of troops toward , on the enemy’s right, and disc. rong force of Hovas skillfully An engagement ensued In which nch loss was thirty-three wounded axd four officira two men killed, The troops bebaved gallantly, FATAL COLLISION AT XA, Loxnox, Sept. 18,—The steamers Drends and Dolphin collided off the seutheast const of Eog'and to-day. Seven of the crew of the Dolphin were drowned. The Dolphin was sunk, Beventeen of the passengers and crow are miesing, THE FIBST CONVICTION, Lenoox, Sept. 18 Johw Coulbortt, who d last month on & @ of having sbducted for immoral purposes s girl under thirteen years of age, was found guilty to-duy senfenced to fifteen months morvituda. This is the first conviction under the provie ions of the crimical law amerdment ack DISATPO NTED IN OLADSTONE, Dupray, Sept. 18.—The portion of Glad- stone's manilesto referrivg to Irish affairs was eeceived in this city with a feeling of general disappointmant. The groutd is takea by # ma that the expressions of the ex premier ars in harmony with those of Me, Chawber- lain, @3 expresssd by the latter recontly at (slasgow and elsewhure. O.hers hope for further development of Mr. Glidstone's id>as ia regar | to the question of loeal gov- eument iu Ireland in bis future utterances, A WIPPLE OF EXCITEMENT, Loxnoy, Bept. 18, ~The proroguing of par- lisweat caused consideratle excitament in the clubs here, owing t) & report that the gov- eroment latended to postpone the elections, from Conway Mrs P A Crawford MraJ M Forbos Misa I Ford Mre H M Ford Miss A C Kinion Mrs A Guatler Misn M Gorner Miss E; 2 Gerkin Miss D Green Mrs M Howard Miss N Harris Miss 12 J Haray Mies M P Hurde A Hecker Mies M Humpert T Jenkine Mrs W A Jefferson Mrs N Johnson Mies T 2 Kuapp Mrs 12 B Kendall Mrs B I Leicester Mrs B Lowery Mra G McCowin Mrs H E McKianey Miss J Martlock Mrs ¥ M 2 Markel Miss C 2 Maguire Miss AT, McCionigle Miss M Mock Mirs L, Nilsson Miss B O Norton Mrs 1 Poareon Miss B Philiogeon Miss M Rudd Mrs D H Strong Miss I, Suith Mes 8 Shanks Miss Sigging Miss 5 Taeinbor Mits F Thomson Miss A Wagener Mra N White Mra O Zstgron Mrs Adams B Alinj Bond G H Bird H Buarnett A Beunot A Royle W Brookbank C 1 Burns 8 I Conghlin J Campton G C Qoleman A W Oarter H M Coliins W Cullier O P Coliey B Dudley G G Dean E E Davys HJ Dawies O Elligan D Etwin J Freelsin W Fuson M Ferguson § Fitzgorald J Goodell T B Garner D Elagow A § Gulathalt W M Goens U Gahwibold R Hales D Howard G Harrison J Holden F A Haver H H Haraoy J Hobgland T P Hertel W H Huehling J E Jungers N Johnson I Johnstone C Jenkins J Joslin J J Keryn C Kirkwood B Kreuz.r W Larrateo O Tee M Tundy J L Langer W Mildoon J Mahern J Marling J C Manker O A Malone G B J MoMorrts 1 2 McOana I Morgan & Co Nohle T H Nealrouso I Pinney A B Parks E Pallatta F Peck A Ronefedt A Bichmond T E Robinson G R Riggley W Sexton B Scherman C P ~hipman M Stephenson J W Soutter F Seidel H Spauldicg O B Twyman T A Tucker H W Tillman W M Vaogamott IS Weeler L Watlander J Wylazd J I Wilson G Wright E Weden A Worshan J R Whitman C LIST Allen Mrs Bowlew Mra Batton Mrs 1 G Balley Mrs J H Buchey Mra J Burke Miss EF Carponter Muss E Colaon Mias I Callen Mis M Davies Mrs E A Felker Mrs M Froy Mies H Fishior Mra V 2 Grey Mrs B Galisgher Miss B Guthard Mivs A Georgo I Hadsell Mrs N Haragan Mies M Hern Miss A T Huntington Mies L Hoffman Mies J Hoffman Miss T James Miss Johnson Miss H Kelly Mrs N Lalk Mrs E McCoy Mrs M 12 McKinna Mra ¥ Mack Mis K Markbam Miss L MoRay Mrs M McDonal Mrs M Norris Mrs L Peterson Mias Prendergast M Ttuddick Miss A I Sehelds Mrs N Hchaoles Mrs § Sturgio Mi Taylor Mi Wingerk Miss G B Warren Mrs J FOURTH CLAKS MATTER, A A McClanahen HA Shelly Mz 1 Carroll N Ferguson J C Dawics G Bethera ¥ Wright, C. K. Courasr, Postmaster, TUTT’S PILLS 25 YEARS IN USE. i . (he Greatest Medical Trlnm!\l of the Age! sY TOR MPTOMS OF A PID LIV f.0as of nppetite, Bowels contiv, ER. Paln i dull sensation in the [rritabllity of afeeling of bnving negl \ incos, Dizziues Gtful dronmo, Highl cmper, Low epirl ected sobi Flutterin, CONSTIPATION, TURT'S PILLS are especially adapted o guch cascs, one Aoso emocts Buch & Ruhiro offeel st usioniah tne sullercr Ihey Ecrease the & poetite,nd caite (he on F 7 urrs [ taneously. Lo end by ta¢ i o, 4 e iR_OVE GRAY HAIE or WHISKERS changed Lo 088Y BLACK by 8 slngle '\pfvlh:ulon of YE. It imparts » nataral T PATEOId. by Druggiats, oF gy v . ) color, acls aent by express on receipt of 81, :.filllu.“ Murray St., New York. Take all in all. ~Take all the Kidneys and Liver Medleln ~Take all the Blood purlfiers, ~Teke all tho Rheumatlc remedies, ~—Take all the Dy.pepsia and indiges- tlon cares. ~Take all the Ague,Fever, and billions specifios, ~Take all the Braln and Nerve foroe rovives, —Take all the Groat health restorers. In short, take all the best qaalities of all thewe and the—best ~—Qualities of all the best medicines In the world and ycu will find that —Hoy —Blitters have the best carative q.ml’. tles and powera of all—conoentrated In them, —And that they will cure when any ot allof theso, slagle or—oombinad, Failll —A thorough trial will give positive proof of this. Hardened Liver. Five yaars ago I broke down with kid. ney and liver complsln and rheumatism, Since then 1 have been unable to be about at all. My liver became hard like wood; my llmba were puffed up and filled with water, All the best physlclans agreed that nothing could cura me. I resolved to try Bo{: Blttera: I have used seven bot- tles; tho harduess has all gone from my liver, the awelling from my limbs and it bas worked a miracle In my case; other- wise I would have been now in my grave, J. W. Mogky. Bauffalo, October 1, 1881, Poverty and Suffering. 1 wa) dragged down wi'h debt, poverty and sut- ferng for yeurs, caused by a sick family and large ullls for doctoring. 1 way complate dlscouraged, watil one yonr ago, by tho advleo of m; RSEOF, menced uslng Hop ok daysince, and I waut to say to vou can kooo your families well & year for lgss than ono doctor's vial will A. Worklogman, Prosecute the Swindlerslll 1t when you call for Hop Bitters (se clustor of Hopa on the white Inbel) tqe drug. giet bands out sny stuffcalled C, D, Warner's German Hop_ Ritters or with other “Hop' nae, rofnse it and shun that druggist as you would s viper; and if he hastaken your money for tho stuff, indict him for the fraud and sue him for damagos for the swiadlo, and wo wil reward you libarally for ths ~onvistion. F Police Qourt Docket, Gao. W. Taylor, drank and disorder- ¥, &1 and coste. Albert Hugaley, diecharging weapone, 85 and corts, W. J. Thomas, susplclous charactor, discherged. Jos Wrlght, dlsturbing the pasce, charged. Charles Woods, grand larceny, cim- mitted In default of §1,5600 bail. T. 8. Flemmirg, Iarceny of two va- lissn and ooat, tweuty-five days on bread and water, _ Lee, Frled & Co , falllog to tske ou® a licnse for selling gun-powder, case die- miszed on promlso to comply with the city ordinance. H Heniogsen, besting his son, $20 fine and ten ¢ajs on bread and water. ————— Angostura Bitters is a_honscheld word all over the world, For over 50 years it ha advertised itself by its merits. It 4snow ad vertised to warn the pablic against counter foits, The genuine article is manufactured by Dr J. G. B. Sievert & Sons Discharged. Frank Clark, of Deadwood, Dak. , stood up before Untted States Commistioner Anderson yesterdsy on the charge of passlog, cdunterfeit money, It secms that he had passed this money up to the French doctress, Madame Doufls, but had it retorned to him as belng counterfolt. ‘Che Ualted States marshsl heard of the case and had Clark arrested immediately. Olark, who Is sn honest appearing fel- low, admltted that he had passed the money, but sild that he did not know that it was bad. Commissloner Ander- son released him with a warnlng, —— —The police failed to made a eingle arrost between 7 o'clock yesterday morning and 3 o'clock this mornin Take= SIMMONS LIVER BEGULATOR For all Diseases of the Laver, KIDNEys, STOMACH AND SPLEEN, This purely v new 89 celebrated origluated in the eouth in 1623 It acts &n 1y on tho bowels and hidaoys, aud conroitathe ation of the liver, aid b, therelore, the b s preparato’y medicluo whatever the slodicss may prove £ be Xn all common diseaves it w il unareisted by auy cthor m ffect & epeedy cure, Tae rogulstor is s¥fe o adminlster fa any coddl- ticn of the sys'om, and under no 14 co harm. * 1t will fnvigorate Iik bat it 1n 17toicatiog beverage to ance; will promoto dig. stion, disipat generally tose up the sysiea. SEE THAT YOU CAN Genuldo Propared by J.H ZBILIN & CO.,Philadel phia Pa SARPY COUNTY FAIR. Sept. 22, 23, 24, 25, At Papillion, Neb. Hon. C. H. 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Presldent Investment Mortgage UNITED BTATER 33 [ | = ¢ National Bankl U. o, DEFUSIICRY, & W. Cor Farnam and 12th Sts Oapital, - $100,000.00 O, W. HAMILTON, Prea't. M. T, BARLOW, Csabiay DIBZOTORS: H. M, Catowery, B, F, Burwn, 0. W, HamtroN, M. T, Baruow, 0. Wizy HAMILION. Aocounts soliclted and kept subject o elght check Certifizates of Deposit lsoued pagable In and 12 months, bearing Interest, or on de- mand without interest. Advances made to customers or approved ecurities at market rates of interest. The interests of customora are closcly guard ed and every facility computible with prinol- plea of sonnd banking freely extoadod, Draw sight drafts on England, Ireland Scotland, and all parts of Eurova, Sell Europaan passage ticke! 0. F. Davis & Co., Nebraska Land Agency ato, and Real Estate Mor Omaha, Neb. General dealers in Roal CHAS. FEITH'S Hotel and Restanrant 123 N. 12th Street, Cor. Capitol Ave, Board and room, per weok. §5and up. Meals & »11 houre, 1880 1885 Ry Couucil Bluf Davenport Chicago Herald M. R, RISDOR, (o0’ [nsnraice Agent REPRESENTS! fhonix Ineurance Oo., London, Cash Ausods, £5,864,00 Festohoster, 1,00°4000 Glons Falls, ' Assot G vard Firo, Philadeiohia, Asect New Hampshire csrh assets .. ART AND MUSIC KIMBALL PIAROS Sheet Musto and Books EMERSONPIANOS Musloal Iostruments, Hallett & Davis Planos Violizs, Guitara and Ban os. KIMBALLORCANS Piano Btools ana Covers. Artists’ Materials. Send 20 Etawmp for Catalogue. PICTUREFRAMES Plush Goods aud Novelties. Encrayings & Faintings 1513 Douglas Street HOSPH RIDGE’S FOOD 0ns spe clal foa tizction ta other s For this reaso s ony when bawel thou e8 ares te idgos Fosd fwan cli and to having been In use for (hirey yeara in Foglsn Amerios. It fes porfoc iy eafe sud noavisbing dic for all canditi ne, ,000 1,010,000 1617 Dodge #t. TrLxrions No, 1414, Aneliz B OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, Omaha