Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 17, 1885, Page 5

: THEE OMAHA DALLY l_l“lk.“l_l‘!u.\l)\v NOVEMBER 17 18S5. 9 r [ ([ | duced from his pocket & Targe siv: | QEASKAN'S (' COPANNT | o da s on Adcaur s | NEVADA STORIES. | vdvance CHE CAPITAL'S DAILY DOINGS | &t s Wiselii st Sty | SLOSSON'S CAROMS COUNT. v v e 1 [P it e chieeked br fie. api ! { inchriates tnin d it loose as hi swept | i r ho hpd 1 | yose dirt on a il which 1 - - | by, Crack, whizz—three suit’ i | | How Sharan Became Senator and the | Llown dosen. 11 of talt %o Approach of Winter Leads to Iy weipon apike followed by i Ohicago's Billiaed Ball Pancher Beats the | | il i IRV IC iy bl e g to the eatly el = Litigation tartied oarous Ve TOmeLl Aliot wis French Expert. plaintif | o at, for miost of Lo conld; re - | wo much and with a “yell of terror el Betes Contt | driitelthanii Aehtie o | ced forloye or money. One of the | KIMBALL PILINOS AN INJUNCTION PRAYED FOR K tot .‘.nl an ERber thay ol | o U ERIRLY Ml Al AL Che court wos busy yosterday with overy of the bonanzas on the |y abiniots, which gontained speci- | Sheot Mo i nd Rooks, ’ they were us 1 rdirons lte continnation ot “the of Doty va, | 1400 and 1630 foo levels of the Belcher | mons of rare bounly and as groat rich ; 4 Shicot Hiiskc and Bor » 2 'Y To Prevent a P'armer feom Buildiog | bl i, {lrears in | The Great Mltiardists of Two Couns | [l Sisters of the Ordor of St rangis | mlx.l“ ‘- miines, on tho w:\‘ nd | pess s wero eiwr exty ly,‘d from k- | EMERSON PIANOS where the s whizz W \ 4 of Ne % tt Comstock ode, be o re wom of tho carth or foung hicky Musieal Tnstriments, Ui e Al L = - l el A b s A g [ hi it it il Sharon's confidence in the | prospector, Fhese all dtssppeated i e : : | H ¢ o od with its ¥ A prosy ) H 111: Nrcezy Budget of Lively THE FIRST MESSAG | teon-Tnch Balk Vine . {tde no tinds | f lw’ mines -_uulll'l'nJ Targe | the conflageation and where the magni alle Vi3 anos H ! { quantites of treh ore oxisted below the | ficent eases once stood” in - which they Violins, Guitars and T al Matters, The Pacific Telegraph Company ¢ i! levels which had becn worked for more | were ex 1 g | € i o ed fo ¢ ere exposed to. view uothing could be Its Omatia Office. | it et SindTes han fen suas, entively esploded the | found but 4 fow blackened iy [ | K1 "“ 1LL ORGAN i L 1Y SIVOOLE StraAe.) | Omaha now communicates with the The First Game of the Ser tev. . A. Hood, of Scliugler, stated | out. Th i A gk ,l' " Yals 4 ' w1l S R % 3 worldnt Tntie oHivon 8 i ot ke, N v ablige tev. lin d | o w wonderful change from almost rvous Debilitaced Men, 6 Nebraska Stock Yards company | world at large thr Uhoaallhed ) Satbancovd Shad, i) DIk 0L ok of “Prosbytery of Omaha, ™ writes { acspair among those who™ had invested | You aro ntlowed . ree { i iy days ARTILTS MATERIALS ] T r an injunction to prevent | two Wlegraph compaics. Tl Pacitic | fully 1600 people attendel the opening €aine o 1) o Telman of this city *There is | theit capital in this species of property | of the br. Diye's Celebrated Voltaic D ToT g i the construction of & dam scross Oak | company finished the work of bringing 4'“ Uldtheuls b ""; AR U e of | o Rev. | A, Schnitzlor connected with } SRS, wnpled prosperity imi- | Heltwith Electiio Susy it .‘....\v”“”“‘ H‘ PICTURE FRAMES ! creok. It seems that Mr. C. K. Herd. | in its linos Sunday evening, and tho tivsg | tnament, (3 witel Saieicl SOHEAS T e W Iy Ly, or wit s R U \oof tho, battle-hoe | Nervous Do WCVitality and Man Thish roods atid Novltios | i joining the ocl eSS as sent at T08 o'clock p ot bzpi st kb fpliadd sher onr ¢ ches S 21 Stee() p' ctin hood, and all kindred tronbles \ fo . S has & form adjoin B | MCTATIOY bl J 1M | George F. Slossan, of Chi ate conteate hin ".’;nmmh o Mr. Sharon, and th int | many oto discases. Complate st o Engra'v’-ngsv Paintings vards company's land, and he Tas | as follows: : T WA g Wivn of w generously disposed tarn of mind. | heatih, vigor and manbood. No i 151 DOUGLAS STRULT, j 1 i KANsas Crry, M T'o, Ne- | @ here was o la Two Weddings. were inchined to reward | nd only | enire rated pany il i \for Huthe past years, for purpose o 1 ple « i the solid business men of the city were well o 0100 Richard H. MeMols and Helen | operstion their wishes, Accordingly, in aic . tor ingice, and also for the purpose of | eIt CoB Dave enjoyed (his | TePresented. Among the billiard notables | g g Herman Moelle and Mavgaret | 189, the opportanity p editself e ¥ a grist mill The stock yards | blessing for tw yuars, and therctoro teel tint were Eugene Carter of Cleveland, dohn Cals - [503iq Al parties sesido in Omalia | On ||1n x.:\y\ March, 187 terin of | HE TOOK WHISKY. “ y " § oureitizens will appieciate and support this | lahan of Milwaukee, Parker Byers of . Lafay - the Hon illiam M. Stes senator pempany now come into court and say | Yourciti » bl A A After Taking W the Moutl ( thist 11 HoRliman's dun 18 permitted to | MO e it ey, | €tte and many othiers. The winver of this Brevities, [ congross from the stato of Slapitpelli T TAWIOy IV & i ; { it tournament will be entitled 1o i Ptinee will o & Mectinge roms | idnabssl sl Sl ) % ] sland they eunnot procurc ice Lo supply 4 y | There will be & mecting of the Wom- | go! 1l be_cliosen . nt the | e TN el | Avtoo'clock yesterday morning the | whole of a purse o d the excess of | gy \ ta uld hay choscn _nt the | Horn (W, T Seatinel: A nohby their pack yuse, and necordin following answer wired I AT S e 1y | sty sociation at 2 p. ., on fqll tion of 1874, M. Sharon nd snobhish milord of British extrac o b Herd f MAiA; Neb., No To Do e prienelil e etz Rk R the | Tuesday ti consulted with reference t aweled from Big Horn with us wud { AR s e, o B | Doinkan, Eunrns Oite; MoJ-s\ve retuth gons | will aggregate oyer 85,000 | f will | his friends, and he expre [ delman on the vonel carly 1 his dam:. Hordman asserts that the stock | yrggaigtion: on | the opening of the el tournament ormally opened | ) K in | faction on fearning their woeek. Milord w ively exellisiy yards company was not organized (o huild | gy il Bspalc for Jt U s S | sortly after S o'eloc Ulross by of I nd entire willingness to represent the | Ho wouldn'v b s wd spoke to no duins, und that, 1l re, 1t hus no | Porti AR H ki FURLCO. §Gory 00 the super Chic wopal | RLRtE N the sen d they suee | one exeept the (wo “dohn Henrg™ st | power to appeal to 1 it The deci it MLl B St Bl AL 1ot the players was introduced 1 (aton Bactier Tofe | Clocting w leglslatare fuvora his | vamts he bad with him, and was alt | | #ion of the court is looked for with great ' i the line is open for all kinds of busi: | Touud of applause was given, Slosson ¥ mornit Plio political machine Gonlilstinku ity AU divhot etation intercst, I the injunction is dismissed, | n | rather the warmest reeeption. Waymian Me- t four of the ney set in motion and | thero were n fot of jolly cowboys on o it will lcave the stock yards in bad | —= | ry, of St. Lo an accompilzhed ama- ere turned ot from t) | th ] | lark, and one of the ine' every BTIREREE RN 28 RO il Towet. Wikl htaa She Wanted o Warrant, tenr, liad been previousty nereed on as r day and donned by Vi Ve . body, asked the Englishman to duink ARl v 2 e LY your honor, T want justice. Tam [ of the tournament. and C1 o I'he other uniforms y | tothe e v | Of course mile refused 4 3 A poor show without ic ) 1 woman and [ want you tohelp | Served as marker, Vianaug v re the 25th | countics of the | “Fhe cowboy disphay ous-look " g WOCAL TN 3 ! ] SUal, conntod trow ¢ Jenkins, who was arvosted by the | field from n v ing sixsh " v The district conrt of Luucaster county | me. ‘Chero's Mra, Cahow, now your lon wson did ne ] & R e 1 yes- | a8 serene as | sisted on his dri 1 caivin'l will adjourn This hins been | op—* | H wly, In the next inning for ast_drivi g tvaw fottnd yoese| S8 R 8 o | A ) ; TOXRUBE Novatod & one of the L 1 busiest terms of | | t Lost theis by i1 to havea puairof knuc wu | tnother Richupone | yor know: I don you Know, " v { 0o of the laty , s OF | Gptald on, don't talk so fast;” quoth | T S S #0 aud | 8o u.‘.nl..| eha | ””lil sreply. Mi. Cowboy tvmr | ) or he con | U y ; l6d disputed route 4 azzle in elose prosimity (o the kKnot in { . ) dis out ¢ o street, | Tndge Stenberg to a woman who was ad oud form. "« ¢ 4 weapons disy nwzzle in elose prosin { Del ctove Pouind i it Ay q; t, 4 |" = A bl "7 | some. very handsoine nursing in the lowe S ARV NG Rk weTee L Ra g Plat person was Gen Thomas Willi which milord's hrains were supposed to } EXCELSIOR. ¢ Al nex i feelyitoon ecei i nslo ot (HFem (N LHIBE, Saii 17 et Pt | et haud cor e supssEfatting | oo SeR o IS ohtoren. tite | AlOtHO millionaize residing in Cal Tie hidden somewhere, and then be said | , let q Wi : yusterday SIf yon have y e reushion effort A AL ke A nia, us dic e, Sharon, but owni T vink < he'd take soda wader, TR ch of the Irish Na . ‘ Y i R R e S BRI S T S er i A il G s b )L UL L il v waier, you phaint to make tell 1t out and don'i ta RO 1 tin the Comstock tional 1 ' ul mass | ‘ + e ashort ar o, whe Sixteenth and Nicholus <trects, Sund William: heen in Nevada, snd had er nuthing said Mre. € weeting vovember | mteh time about it either.” ght, by cutting o pane inone of the | prr FRESANE BRGE L RO w;_”"_\ e T T e R b4 I8 THE WCRLD. 9, this Wweek Jadd is taking | “Well, you see, your honor," continucd Not (ARG M b A b b LA S Sr b Ol SRR, 1 Uiy the matter in U there is 10 | (ho fomale com hv t it i T i A b VBT A A 1 — = ! o fomale compl t, “my name 18 .| g democeat, ho indulged himself in [ eawn't swallow it, you know i doubt but thut sl bEmbe | et s T (o aots | tass Ty i Dlaik inning Thompson ted in | iy 3 s opnosmily Well, " said the cowloy, 0 make o to the prliucntary fund. Reve |08 (P U0 aid Baet steects, | Siosson improved the twelfdh fora rarof £ | tho district court of W Whand. He entered the canie | holo in the of your head so ’ o k Hon. James Pitzgerald, | g™ g SEECEE G et door, | Which broughit his score up to 150 4 ot on | | | iy the determination to capture | ean pour it m i he began to others abrond will addvess the' | (0 wve - & HOHSO, oA r Vignaux. The Pavisian then went te il was corratlord by the prize if talking would Lanything. | milord, and milord suid, “Aw, moetingg. Bott of these gentlomen have | WhCR B ovaipil (bR s (et | grass on sy one, s Slosson azain took < fined by Judze Stenber - | By that system of ¢ Pl dvink it % yken on subje s oity bofore, | #ud her na 8 s 0 ck | possession of the balls for 20, which gave TR et vont SRR i R n y ; h"i\l'" U \hm!“u oliy ‘l. V: Lo her. For a long timo Lhae thought e RS A, o and - in default went up to tl coeded in arousimg Mr. ! Plhon tho cowboy invited mi 4 8 i ERBlIRIeaEn: Difcon NS 1550 that was_ taki my coal, aud so [ aux took heart at Slosson's of au v 3 apathy he w nunif, 80 his | vants to drink, ‘which horri him hof the Cl L Ord tupin the shed “so she couldn't i in his fouricent ring nudo Geners ager Callaway and Gen | friends inpre upon hom the necessi- | “They don't dvink, you know, ' he said Hoie S Bona i BN il Orc ¥ bt nds lok Xt and sie | trun - which made his ol 100, | opy] Superintendent Smith, of the Union | 1y of promnt act therwise the dowo: | “Well, we'll see wheiher they doov not engue. Some of Lincoln's most prom sl el S v 150, SI it | Pciie, retured veterday from ats | Ofiswould can the legi | suid Mr. Cowboy. *“The ehinees x i Jnont :m‘m' N u.-y([.‘l, :‘(: icors S eaE it Heas ot ana iR | playing for an i fendance upon the mecting of_the Union {1 clect Gen. Willi H don'tgive ‘em i hoporiunity. Comé up | 8 Bociely GPOSCS Lo s at each " . | € 16 n Ty closer < s ol 5 1ere, Yol cllows, and g 2le some, b ! basg e b bottle from me for her | o ¢ depot company. The clerks of the party |t 1t tr £ his here, you fellows, u me, and ullor 1 wi city ¢ en SR AR . St ! penit e eaptn grent Limo imsis | the poliiieal ealdvon did then boj] the (o John Henry little ’ ) Tho Lineol i {5 h therqlnee M Ewent over o hier hotse {o el e | £ p o fio, removali‘ot | thio latga towns and miningaimpe in the § of reluctanca, bub tenl o | i Jcoln circle a8 found it lying on the tal Teadl state + of prosperity and life drink, eate up, and th whoy | might ab the United St court room JALL ALY | | f tor ) ! started to o off with W tho 2 st Bros. pup. | Sted which had been previously unknown | tumblertul of tos proce | Alurgo ntiondance wis nt and tho HHRU SDOLHIBL EWRTE BroEi: alie s o Hglad )“”‘""‘”““,""‘ agtic Bros PUE | 1o the oldest inhabitant, and is the whisky for milord, o servan enterlainine it wis ver able anc o IO L AT e hoE and put in his D 10| grieeel Corel of election appronched, Sharon’s mmi- | poured for themselves honeficinl. Al persons witted to [ tomo. N <'l“'|'"_ LU ”1' Dot | riest run, which wo i the fead, | of Tifteenth and Dadgo streots, on which | 1 G0 PR s L R s e sl (ot doim become mein by of this intellecty i '_"'['\ ) " she ,.«\* mad and .\nllll'( | For the nrst time his’ stroke ed what it | MeShane's livery stable now stands, would strengthen or promote his ciause Henrys c o8 with milord cloty on tho payment of fifty cent | e b bt e ey Aot DU | auati to b and he plaved like ' race horse, | They will ereet thefeon soume time will [An ki R e D b P G E R S NE B TR i R DU > foll " throt , | younz woman anc ong, and she | Great cheer reeted the shot which pass the Loty ¢ handsono LR AL it LA O LA ML S e Gl bruisod_mo up mighty badiy. - ‘Deed, | Vignauxs bese run, Ho ended atsoonn | o mexe (0 SO ? e e openness with which votes were por- | tried aiter that to b very jolly, 1 3 Aot 16t e et ony | judge, i it hadn't Been for niy little Loy | very hard masse shot. “The call was Stosson | oY1 inie eanriot be commenced at | chusod ot &5, 810, and even as high s | stimolant v im dectiledly, - Bug | : 0n; 1§ recover i tho doctors |4y Sho would have slmost killed me. | 2065 Visnaux 214, e e 5 os | 2 aused disiany o sicze m the cos ack. into his ex 2 sy his escape Seom st death was ue | R0 e O T I Al s e [ Small results followcd for a little while and | Onee is that theré is Y ROue YOS | qamocratie tanks, and they abandoned | clusivenes ned it througho 3 dead miric caw || arvest ™ & losdon was the tirt o ureak tho spell, whieh | leaso on the property g the contest. The entire vepablican ticket | ana has probably got it yot e i 1 phyricians of Lincolu have opened | R | e did with a handsome run of 57, aud the | Thursday evenn urs the social of | wigolceted, involying an expenditure of - H a froo dispensary for the henefit of (ho | Army Note: | Seore stood: Stosson Slos- [ (e Knights of Luboy, the occasion being | G0 whE RN Rion pronptly (e A e e e MAQAZINE FEED, Y | poor, and a nnmber of the doctors have | (o 00 S EECR eI (o e mo the opening of their mew hall, over 1313 | 5iid” Fhe voting population of Nevala | o i e i Surrounded by Water entered into a compcl by they | Of ordavs from Gen. Schoficld o w N bl t 41 EPUL - will fill the heart of every sulicring wo- d into - compuct ), n{& X e e | + Vignauy ¢ f et Amenjoyable time 1 at that date did not exeeed 1,600, I8 oW L EBR LV {RTthGsator Seat for Descriptive Clreder, s 4h their serviees free to all | were cived ut headquarters yo | were lott doad safe for Vignaux, whereas | L€ are com- | hign price for voters muy astonish DS Pioroals i RvG D R Ly ppons on cortun days i eich | dag for tho transfer of Dr. Valum, tho | Sloton foind an opening“fn G tweniy: | pl i L pleasure. | g5 voter and s politiciun of vir- [ D iovee s ©ruvortl Yvien | COWING & CO.- week. The prime w in this char: | 100 e medieal diveetor, to the de | Seeond inning aid improved it to the sxtent | The progrumme; will consist of tuous Colorado, td ciuse them to refleet S U : itable underiaking are Des. Simmons, b AL ) Bt Vignaux in the twentv-third inning | both vo f instenmental : | S : i 1 pains, and relieve yowof albirres = ) : ; pactment of Texas whero ho will a3sume | eomrzed tom wostiriny Ao tiho ooy | Soth vocul and lnstramental, dancing | how a mar 1 expend that lar, it iv alihy action. It will 14th and Dodgo Sty 1 ¥ Y | and other amuspments, freshments | yinount of m fordinioMoss wiich ! « 3, Tow the position ot chief medieal dircetor. | produced a vin ol 67 £ up onamiss | il he served m the ball. All Knights | 51 | 4 . { sy | Positively cove internal infinmmation and OMAHA, NEB he western | Dr. Vallum Is a courteous, affablo gontle: | /8o 500 s e and, thGie familios are invited | Do, 0 % e, ooy bick, by | Glceration, misplacoment andall kindred | o FCRCA T i h - Vallum is ncourteous, aftuble gentles | = Sjagson's’yun of 2iin’ the twenty-fifth ine o A | ye FHEIDNCTEIA0E Rl S0 ‘rico reduced e dollar on'1=A gents f0pE N abrorkn EDRK oty R s widh e yurpose in ”'i of exam- | st and s many fricnds hero who will | e WAL Spiencted by vy, ftein be readily explained how fborlcruticoR ety salitolonidol iy B ontern Towi 1:‘.11‘7\:"(1.' t Il‘ difie !’~ ’J‘\l iguor h‘“l“ | |-} to seo ‘lmn leave. ”‘i succeeded | who stoppid on a_very hard wo in- | = T—r A Mr. Sharon did i & L | H I cEFeRE T . g £ his views on the qu o Shannon here some months ngo. | nings later & st string 5 =taren arisliture meton the first Mon- Py I 4 the Chicazo Tribune, has heen in the There was n tumor abo M army fhon ”l \..m arin of 41 A\!xul 1 .\..,-”w val m and cxeeedi v dis- | day in January, 1875, P SHTTa i ""f .y(.;“.. Did Not v Him S, {blIJ{I{E . | Vincly tio great touper [SaRike A e aun ")... i dovlop into ser ous, consumption. Bo- | torun of six yoavs, and, fooling grateful | every week Whill is the matterr You : 1} o city on 5 b H ¥ o On Al o] seaso, it requires for the hon U 5 3 in- are uisane 2 co Dl 1 L lllL.uu a menwer of the department up within 101 of his ponent, DEvoon! titutiona dSEY i ir Y or the honor « or 1 upy n, In ar wEnuisan bOLES \D I N A : M, was dying at his home. Liouts ue promptly forwary with 63 and al remedy like Hood's Sarsa- | duced o majority of the members-waio | the Tomb 1Walh | DA, o on ‘.K‘I""I“ oo Goodin went to Florida some weeks ago i points more, He missed an tingg through the blood, | voted for hiin to put the money they had | Mich W s \. OMAUA NEBRASEA. plac much more comfortable nhhl(llllll ot and gave Voganux Cwhiieh he improved by play- | ing o part of the system, eflec corruptly reecived from him' to &eenre | he replied enif b oa on a licw of aisence, to recuperate his A 5 ! and pormanont ‘ouro of | thoir elietion into the stocks he was then | you wouldn’t commit 1 nuisanco, would henith and itis understood that he has | another of fore. H Y " ine Lis best billiards and makine the best rin erh in even it \st rero for | i 2 {86 5 " T s i ; SR heen friling. No nathentio con- d 3 r wrh in even its miost severo forms. | manipulating. Relying on his integrity | yout d 5 | Tho Lincoln Medical institute has \115nof thioirupio=s s _y.f: hoon T, of the guwie, - Sloason wtched bis play with | Mado only by C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, | of pu‘x[n e, they, lambiike, entered’ thie 1 will prmish a nuisance, thoug PN g, ) changed hanas, and Dr. Simmons has ved, however patniicsoL A s Mass. scheme in the Tond hope of further en- | month,” said the judz HA. ES3 wy moved into the building and taken riching theinselves, but n't work," was all Wals| Mukes the strongest, hand- fled out 0 o hundred” the point- | “ltd: charge 'ho lonvo of absonce granted First B0 el hose ol | s ho walked awa oty eneapostand bost Sud- | N Bos Stout ended wo 3 ut. Bdgar B. Kobertson, adjutant sth th cheers, Vignanx stopped at 106 on a ¢ o ers these w ceeived | as he ced awany e vucupest it I ocows Stout haa susponded work on the | [t Bdgar b, Hobortson, syt b | Wisede nd Siosson ran ot with his'tive | LT from it newly-(led sentor proved their : Vr i i 1 K gapitol buiiding, andnothing more IR roatdayas D 1y voints, i X uxton : own destruetion, for on the expivation of Lestie's Funeral e T U] F i bo dono uutil spring naux play to-morre W. H. Michael, of Grand Island, is at | the session—sixty d Mr. Sharon had Ihe funcral of Charles Leslic, who was Bpee nlty 16th St E. Winch: Dodie und Cupitol Ave dropped dead from Peor Lincoln Sund 1, Ilinois, = ud Slosson Wednesda, night at Moro Street Car Accomodati | the Paxton. ke expendod on the elees | ahoy by R.L.Powell, took place Sundiy - Bartlett Richards, of Chadron, is a surplus besidus. In- ternoon at 2 o'clock. It was attended by | 11:80 o'clock he ennse W found to | Osaia, Nob, Nov. 13, 1335 ([T Al >, the cinching process J aplt be hoart discase, Mr. Winchell was en itor. ]It would accommodate ‘5‘“'?'1‘;‘ ‘,’""“““"'" Nob.. is in | Doen applied to u,u’u ang o o | nearly three hundred friends. The men- | Garlichs & Johnson, fuged im tho wle of cutrch medicing. | jeopls of South Omaba, Th | \ 7.5, (Tt cean of \Bitasocty, ok, RivEl | acek him for means to retur o their | hers of the bercaved fami y wish (o thank o le o 3 n‘x ‘l i n.u ‘I?~ ( -‘l TG R s e TG ), 14, 18, 0, 67, N Y, stopping | homes. their triends through the Bee for their oD Yeaze ol hka: IR 0D BRI et st il it A s e Frank M. Northrop and wife, of | *During the interim of Mr. Shavon's | kindness and assistanco in their great O-duy, ind will tike tho remming o | cars did not stop runnis ol st runs—Vignaux 75, 67, 1 \yne, are guests at the Paxton Slolioni o tha Uit Statas onitand Kl,m e | e G (1) B ankon farmer, whilo driving | 2YoRiug. Wo cunnotat wndl | e R H. Galbraith and F. C. Kicne, of \king his seat, therein, Virginia City | 516 N. 16th STREET, 1 NEB. Hogdriving ments unless we wish Lo walk | other amus s valk | ago. . Albion, are quartered at the Paxton. | was visited with w calamity which canio | Tovestment Sceurities, Morteage Lowns, [ homo. Many of us huve relations or in- | Time of gume, ¥ hours, 40 winutes, W._E. Androws, president of the Wost- | Y01V rodugtngihim loabsolliiguunt Es PY | Loans negotinted on ity property and im- uliy and | timate friends whom we wouald like to e orn Newspaper Union, is iu the city, e B I L N proved fars. ugh Lincoln yosterday, hreast o wagon, u) samo, and it was with ‘great ting the THE TEXAS BLAZE, in clonds, near the summit of Mt. David ompt sietion that o serious runaway | yisic aftor working b but us the last D. I G W on. the pride of tho Nevadian and glor ”"’/ 6 per en cros ved on ti sy 4 vorking houss, E g ] son. the pride » Novadinn and glo % 6 per cont interestatiowed on time dovosit, wapaverted car loaves Farnam at 9:3) wo have but [ Galveston in Need of ALl from Gen- | Washburn, of Be o the miner, n tho month of Novemby l 4 The Congregational church has at Iast | il time, erons Neighbors. ton. | svisited by n fire which dostie | g o ! commenced o put the glass in the win- | Ty wonld be hi appreciated by the | Garyestos, Tex., Nov. 16.—A muss meet- | Judge Isham Reavis, of Falls City, sc- | cd buildings nnd property to te vahie of dows, The delisy of several months was | putrons of the ¢ ne if it would run originof the fire 'FIRSTNATIONALBANE was held this atternoon to seeive popular | Compunied by his son, is stopping at the | mitlions of dodzrs. The ocaasioned by thu ¢ rnmanufaeturers. | one ear cnoh way —at 1L or 11:3) o'cloe ppl Millard. mubled i respects the great tive 'l'Iu- Mothodist church is surrounded | and it woutd | ; inrosiel to the advisability of ae HECs el | HLIRCIAGIB0IO.TOORONtS WIDIZEGUL KT e S5 clogantly cue Stone Bieling bt | somes koo it s .l."fl:'.‘.’,‘.‘ufi.,f-’.‘.b iuiisra ot aid trom lottor citive, | 5 UPD.80 ST a prominent utiorney oLl I Chicuens i s thitier Gimsiho | U.BoDELOSYIORY, i n out hflly n u;n.m. iruu-h.v posts wory | hus boon mado, — Yours, ete Pulton said that the distress w PUIMER SRR R0 oy, BIONRInE 0y 1R ) RIS P T Ry S Omaha, Nobraska. ¥ rory mueh needed, ns a Inrge number of - A THigrseNTi S1i .| mueh greater than at tirst estimated, and © 3T el an numed O Geary, while in the former , i j o communionnts ure farmors who drivo i e thousht ho could aceepi without low of | Mrs Mary A Livermoro, tho distin: | GGG TG Wout 6330 o'clock, . Capital -+ = - e S0 b4 e co 13t ok oamipany I8, Mok A Narrow Escape. y all voluntary tenders of aid Bryhe Pasion bl » stopping | e licle shanty on Astreot from i Siir e - 100,000, & Ry PSS TR S s Miss Manue Norris, 2 young lady of oulution was passed unanimosly ap- The friends of. . . Welch will bo | from the upsetting ol burning lamp. A | ! :;;mfr;:;;' e L U | ey, et with . cublons Bundug:| PN b Conmiiod o th G SIckemth 13 gtk o oarn ths b 1 onealossing | T o sttt oapenied ompily The Great Invention, | itciwan Kountse, Presitont. ! ¥ J 8 % ot Al & % 4 the newspapers and individuals that the loss P 2 | to the 1, but ti Waushoe zephyr X A P | et M . | which came very near proving fatal. Sho | was greater than st supaosed, being fully | LTom his attack of pneumonia. e ol b e | For EASY WASHING, John A. Creighton, Vico Prosident. 1 hn R. Clork, Gen. Reinlek, John €. F G080 0T oot nt the corner of | $4300.000 or one eighti of 'the taxabie | J. Stutzman, Milford; A. W. Hofman, [ Wit e Prosi i {joining £imull IN HARD OR $0°T, HOT OR COLD WATER. ) i and D, K. Miller have filec clos £ vislue of the city: that tie immediato and ap, | Buffalo; Pat Gibbons, Orleans; E. W 4 4 by i " rithow 3 v F. 1. Davls, Cashier. @ iyt ! teenth and- Douglus, having just ; b= Ot s | tencments, they being oonstructed of Without Harm to FABIICor HANDS, woryorution wtablishiug tho Btute | gyiped from belind o atreot onr - when | LxIAto distivaa i Vow: ol tie comig o Beatrice, W, 'C.oSwarts, Siiver ¢ inflammabl 1 The supply and porticularly adapted to Wazm Climat, W. H. Megquire, Ass'c Cashier. POt 1o capital 8tock | 3\ us knocked down wndran over by | and that 18 Will b thanktally 1o | ! “‘l" je Cunliold S of water becoming exhansted, and i No farally, rich or poor, #hould be WILHOUb It | g 0 Guur R R YL N e A e S S ey v contining n couple of young | copted. thousand dollars wers il B F. Thurston, of Providenco, | fire getting beyond the control of the de S0l by all Grocers, but, bewars of vile tml- B C aehio0) T OMALA i o fow dnya, | Mo Who Wote aprontiously drunls. e | oul (s wnd abt st00) reeived” total - R. L W, Lobman, W B Audrows | par(ment,” the ns commenced Lo | taons. PEARLINE ls manutactured | — S - 41 F I T f the bugzy steack | o | subseriptions ave S63,000, of which an lmwming, of Des Moines, ur Jare ie st Bve s o by 3 Tho gentlawan comes woll | rocom l,flk‘.’.,h‘:‘. g butdovn, thon ot oo | Do haid * Contiibuitions 1 I tho ity, onllud liare by Uho 8655,00 Of | monvoy phi0 vor 'rl T L UNITED STATES | 1 1 wi i 1, tho.w it . ity ¥ of | -conveyunce was brought into use o re JAMES PYLE A ‘npl‘lj,m,‘“' will hold forth ut Musonic Sho was pickod up Lo from - Atstin - ar thoe United Staies court. w10y goods, fur o bngzengo, and val - NEW YORK: in o insens:ble condition and conveyed R P et Tto saf (mmzy Try leet Roche has from Portland, Me., Phi to her home. ubles to sufe pluces. Tho most extray izant prioes wore domandod by oxpross Sl’lfl(‘l/\l; NOTICES She wis found to be qiiite National Bank & e i mon uxopt Ly ¢ "."“'"v of ous thum ia'| Pog u' yowe, Now 1 =Kigheon o s o 10 ‘\x\‘!‘:,, il | :,l”fy‘k“lf‘.'[,"?"{,4;"’,','4",',',':”,,,'”lI‘,L‘v‘[f'",'"“";i 0 | W ek "m:m ¢ sl liian, bt S, W. Cor. Farnam & 12th Sts. i STOFPING AATRRR Goniing Jiventes ferrs, vesian' o' eullr e wro Bt Huruing, Hscoutimedicho cxtio Just st | AR O 10, doahebions TS, Wl 150ty g House a The noxt few weeks promise to be g |Capital, - 100,000 « How a Trio of Young Bums Thought- | T ) Soms A . -~ ! whieh, ¢ m,}]m. | “;‘”i‘ ’un-“:-.r‘. ! 1,‘nl,-”u|r A lessly Played Highways in 4 soolal divection. remdy an intol Jharged With M 1o e, the explosions s bl . f y Piny BBWRY hatinairiad of bvonta ardntoanosil: CiicA00, Nov, 16.-Mr3, Mary I, inga, und the fallimg of the walls was In Bartiotts addition, O We HAMILTON, T 1A RLOW, Castilor, { There wre four youag gontlomen in | USR0S O ¥ §700 o $75) « whum, Croighton L 1w which no chiange or eircun V. I8 the Metropol | DIRECTOLS M. Caldwelt, C. W Hinilton, B, ¥, Bwits Barlow . Will Humiton. v arrested, charzed with havis 1 ihis city who went to bed early Sunday |t club give a'ball at Metropolitan hall will ever be able to efluce from the morning with a full re & fr - i ST T e | ) athi of hier hushand, Will I + 1 - ith lizution of tho | On Thursday, the tith, the Arion olib | | rtsrler wii it 1 Hilam ¥ < ol of the Comstockors | e It etk cho otacy s | will'holid the boards ut Germania hul) | Lriaudon who died Friday, Parkor tol Vo themes in their eruel earcor angor of moddling with the streot cars | WHERWEL o BOsies i i Phyuloly o i i hiis wife hid o crossed ( t. ‘Ihe Territorial Ent ORNAT —A first cluss wnd woll pag hoarding house, contrudly located for par | o 4 JALS d i UL i B el i | uiurs. Address C. X, Boo oftic, || 4 whiloin motion at night | The samo. evening the Uity club will b eI R ] oriso. building “and ‘I tionnl ot | s Addros( ¢ L ‘Q AWmLANBm u_-s i h One young fellow sweats for s living in | givo n grand ball at Laght Guiwd's hall i died was inllicted by s door 1ailing 25 YEAR USE. wore i f us evidont the | FFOUSES, lots, tands—Bowis, 15th nud Douglaa | - F7 NS J‘l“"“ at{uriig | * the Union Pucitic hoadquarters, two ave | The Musical Union cfih are unnounced | upon hin The Groatost mentxxh of the Ago! ol "’ L rgnio, Op Jioath = vi0 N 72 V { bank boys and the otlier is wvery gonteel | 100 3 &0 and bulland concert on Decem Polic o p | it - g HALOLIE D ORI S A IRES, IC : 4 2 "U- muu i i ber 2, ut Casino rink Police Court Docket. | SYMPTCWS OF A i victims, The Otmost const I OUSES, lots, farms, tauds Bemis tith and | A0 L 3 grovory olerk. They wre sll aliks Sat e idgo Stenborg had w light house be- TORPIB IVER nation provatiod. € the: (A Mouxls NEIOR | 80 cmracol,, | urdny night in tht chey woro drink. | Cock Plghting st the Stook Yards. | foro him yostorday, The followlng M) 8 ity oy ¢ [ e T o e ol | T V8ES: lots, inds—Lomis, ith wit Dougins a3 A ! Drunk 18 a harsh word, but aftor & gang A cocking main ocearred In Dug John- | ., hea fooled aronnd all the onrly evening | son's suloon ut the stock yards Sunday uyl‘r pool tor the whisky snd thei | fiepnoon and the “elite’ of the local o] s were disposed of wenaniion at Petty nnd- Geo. Thompson, drunk wnd disorderly, $ and costs, Thompsos it during all tl exeit Seene, Lo W ames G Fuir and John W, Muckay | JJOUSES otelunds-iicuis, Lith wud Dougiws | vetained their equilibrivm. Muckuy had | s o | Mendelssohn & Fisher, inclivation te hody or mied, rne tally to beer, ita eondition e aliima: . f 9 Irrisability o wpirics, with iticipated a nergency of thi | PRy - | Tttt short of Qrnnk. . Some foolish or- | spovting ol "I"-M was on hand, 7 inmitted | mieelin A anoipatad 40 emangon Y, 0 thla” slure IO SBEELS, ATIENTION s rand took the debauches out St. Mary's | black broasted red games, with inel Cain, intoxication, discharged 1 ase: Vil iGRIAR AL IA surfiogd. 1o, tlie. Consorldated Virginta | Was o aa i 1 avenuo for awhile, and just about eleven | u half swel gufls wore entered and Sumuel Lowe, tighting, $5 and costs. | wver the right eye, Rosticesness, with shafl two heavy iron doors. These ho | Heul Bstute Agonts, i o'olock they started hack town. “The | vogular muim, best two out of thico. Af Allen Jofirson, disorderly conduct, g | 8401 drenme, ighiy colared Urizo, and closed and illed to the top and with his cnr wans coming down tho hill and losing tho'fivst tight, Dug Johnson’s | wnd costs | CONSTIPATION., forces directed bis attention to saving | JIQRSALE=A two story, 25560, frewe bull D 4 Baye for the driver it Was unoccupied bird went in and one after tho othe Jonking, careying conceated | oJFUFES PICLS aroespecially udapted the muguificont works of the Calilornit, | nam st anmvas s olice. o471 wad Kar T | pas vide down,” sug zosted ouo of the | {icked Jimmy Doylo s und Darby & John , $10 and costs. $0 a0y cases ouo.dose effoecs & whick were just being completed. Nuyer g Se TN . L SHANE. Suserintendent { llwyuu-u men, and with u shout the | 605" chiokens, The purses wore un- arlos Gearon and Louisa Geavon, §5 |, Ther Eierease e men work with snch s vim in trying — - e known. Coek tighting. it is understood., g ey e wrty and their efforts were RUPTURE CURED, roed. 0 55V i %%mr was whirling by 88 they | Wil be B g chotr o e fa auvp & alar Sundiy feature at Dug bz log nuisance, dis: | ere th suceess and exel one who ! . muul;ne:llwlhlu‘h\:::«;I':l:‘:ul'.l|l:r::‘l.dv:'llll;h:‘n;x‘: Jolnson s 15 tho future. J MbRbauR: ““‘i“ Aulsgnge, diy L o B wsiated s o i o .‘...". o | N ameration ge o v e M| GOTTHOLD BARTH, : ARt A Noted Sprinter Sold Li to Hor Husband. '“l”s F"BAUT QEBSM’AH { (huiin was not s fartunito with it shft | 5ot Corieus Houss. in udias, eveey 0 dura | Saunders Street Market | “Hold up there you o string of M- | \William Johnson, tho well-known | Inthe district court to day the euseof T o e R od gnce, and foquired one steatn enging . SpuplimentEy AN idal tancht b | sprinter of Pisburg, is. in the city, - | Mis. Anio Cornish va Barney Maginnis Laa g haod juinslei - | avarly bwenty-tout houre bufus Rl & 2 s e BEALEL 18 rooent experiences of his follow-crafts | g to arvange for some ruces with local [ 14 been on trial before Judge Nevilic zor of maatliood, | e o B o | AN o1 Frosh, Selt mnd Smoked Seats, Sausage, Poul 3 L, mon to bewary of sl s, awittly pro | i, | e plaiuti sues Mr. Mugiunis for s | Bliginiy “M“"“’n.'h'w‘"k. ' T L SUTER, ene il | i L ot 100 "Buidosa wurcol, Sof's Wlook |