Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 23, 1886, Page 5

would tend toward evidence in the c A member of the Nebraska detective | CAMP GRAINT. Oasiier Leonard of the State Journal Com- | agency leaves to-night for Lincoln and | Grand Tsland Getting Ready to Rogally pany Dies of Heast Disease, Cook nnd MeKinzie are the attorney | Walcoms tbe 014 Soldi : i . ) A IN . 1\’ \':v I‘.:, A SAD AND SUDDEN DE;\TII."‘1?3‘1T""‘",‘ri.?h\v“;f,:.’r"‘. Ui oo | PREPARING FOR THE CAMP. t youy man o T'lic above is the record that the priso oY | | CLEARING OUT THE HOSPITAL. | ner has from his own home, not a_ very | | enviable one or not one that ' itsclt will | PROGRAMME OF THE EVENTS dia help him out in explaining away the chain : ey of * cvidence that surrounds him King Mathewson's Wholesale Diss | Tuesday therefore will revenl what thera listic Scenes of Life In War Times chargingot Employes—The Re is in the case for both partics . " To be Vividly Enacted—How of ¥ ‘a Bupposod Mur TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD a f Y N The govery has i | a proclama Camp Grant {8 Laid Out R AN SN C WY tion ofieri 0 reward for the arrest ~The Naval Battle . and cony f Alex McCaughey, who on the night of the 14th day of August, | e The peonts of Linooln. sware shocked | Burdered”Alonzo” Adams at a dance of The Grand Istand Reunion, pl «incoln e cked | Nebraska City. The ofli At that GrANp IsLaNn, Neb., August22,—([Cor yesterday to hear of the death of J. ( pince have been making a determined | ) sof the DEN rent prop: Leonard, who died suddenly and with- | search for the murderer, who they be ":""“‘ 2 18D e e \(lf ;‘I out warning at his home on B T [ Lot B RIBLATILS. 8 L AR T B A e RISttt S Lt R R Ath streets. at 8 o'clock in the morn. | 1iblished description of the man says he | eighth annual reunion of members of the SYFTGARL ey wt hile [ | 18 twentyeight five feet | GUA. R. and their families of the depart el e SRl b inches in lcight, about 160 | yont of Nebraska, to be held in this city business yesterday as usual, and thongh | pounds, sandy complexion, red face, ean- | (o018 S5 FRa ST 0 GG e he has been afflicted with heart disease, | ccr on side of nose. Detective agencies | P88 ER 50 Y R seople gones death came without warning. J. ( stimulated by the offer of reward can A, ’L Tkl g I it Leonard has been for the past ten years | 10% 80 to work LA kel LR MR 8 et e i P A G POLICE ITEMS | royal reception. The following pro L Iu_m mlnuz State J(l\»llih.;l t'mn]\»]m\. :; \v"'“!," ..‘.\1\.\“ ....;m |l|,j, ..\;\.n v -ztll‘u'i gramme of daily exercises will give a very position that he has filled so ably and | were boarde t the city jail yesterday, | Gorraot idea of the natare of the entor- well that he won the name of being one | & \1.1!1”':.4 |n lrmmmln;l'\ ';»_l'v'l'"! ‘:h-" tainment St lie Bt 3 6t “HORt RN T judge face to and to explain to that | t : of the bost and most accurate we i | fuyiCiionary thir shortcomings. Most of NOSDAY, AUGUST 30, that business that could be found. 1n{ thom occipied the day yesterday in [ 9a m.—Guard mount by U. S. regular Lincoln he was among the city’s best | monding up their clothes. troops kinown citizens and_highly regarded by | Rosa Reed, a wild and erring fomale, | = Gencral handshaking. i et er Yongregational | Wwho goes on' 1 fical drunk with the ceeption of the varions posts of the all. Asa member of the Congregational | wwho goes o« periodical drunk with the Grand Arny ”'WL:II;:" ".x-m;m‘.:'-‘m.:l visiting L g un yesterday for drunk and disorderly | d¢jesationsassignment of quarters, he was industrious in busina Mr. | byt was allowed to depart a few hours fi{,j g ”'\”,’,:.f{,,ll(',’hi_ Ay R Leonard's early life and home was afterward upon depositing $15 for her Dt 1l OVeE OF ositp. by reunion Beardstown, 111, where he accumulated | appearance committeo to camp commander—speeches of Band " property and was a wealthy man. He land waa the name of aparty | welcome m\lrl!r'}u'- e 1 i Stand | AI(’H. ue. o to Kansas, and_from thore to Lin. | that was found by the police fighting and | Sp. m.—Gr amp-fire ilion by "”“'" “] e "i ' TiXs. MKES: BBHETAS m‘h making night hideous, he willanswer to | membe .wll\llr i \\"l;\|“"|’\ : ]\w Republie. coln, where he has since co ously | the above ge in court_to-day, p TUESDAY, AuoUsT Bl 2 - —_— s resided and held the position betore men- | Geo, Single and J. H. Patson are the | 58 m ot mount by United States | o ] aIHna v XdTAaAA HTAXVHL dAHDOUD dHaAMxooH [FION THE BEK'S LINCOLN BUREAU.] LINVHLAVH NOSHAHI» W NVITATIOW £ZS ddAdISN ‘LS TATNONED AMVO QIO ‘LS e church, he was active in good works s FONVAINT NIV] J rogUiaT troops. STANDS AND HATING HOUSHES. tioned with the Journal company. | names that two parties gave for them- | "F5N T of states and assembly of Rheumatism of the heart 1s ascribed as | Selves who were arrested down in the | ¢ varions state heads 5. - 2 S el . | < S R b on & Missouri yards, where the . m.—Artillery drill by Leavenworth, | | Ahe cause of his death. ¢ 1o 1 box-car their castle, and wi prings and Sidney batteries. HARMONY AT THE HOSPITAL. aving a hilarious time. They are re- 2 . m. olutions by United States regu- The rumor of trouble at the insane hos- | corded on the docket \grants c“lr';::x\-vmm, ot Tovt Sinieh pital botween the supermtendent and [ John Russell, Mike Bradley, Mike Wil- S e AL i ¥ 5 fate 2 ¥, H 3 af 11 wliBre 1iB Hast dan & e e employes was whispered on the stroots a | Sou, Wi, Crow, and Pat Brad dos i .m'|nlu,.‘\:‘;§m§.i] K:t‘l]":;‘)fl\ l\]:imivn‘l. tl-r"l:ul opies of the above diagram will be furnished each Post Commander with an ¢ tder showing where his post can find the quarters to which it hias been assigncd. S i el kit the list_ of unornamented drunks | Army of the Tepubl : ey 5 few days ugo, but to get information |y, vy ywaiting sentence 81 m.—Complote. representation of tho from the institution itself is like trying to KR ATE JENEL hours in the United States senate in [ stantial than a temporary X, {and filhng the papers which he held in b T get castle vetsin the sixteenth century Reddy lllx’\ll‘x:- “\l:.-ll\lxlltl.‘-)‘\ljvlmnr who . at the time of secession, and reading of | everything is bound to be’in readiess | his hand full ull holes. Deputy Sheriff when the moat is filled and the dr C T e W AT by Luuul»m Lincoln’s proclamation callin by August 30. During the whole prey Rockwood was notifi 1 came and PN 3 bridge up. Inquiring of members of the 00 volun , closing with grand eamp | tion Quartermaster C. L. Howell has | arrested WHO 18 UNACQJAINTED WITH THE GFOGRAPHY OF THIB 3 v T far rece | i s man and brought him to ard of public lands and buildings | the Duvall crowa, is so far recovered us | five fu pavilion, all comrades participating kept abead of his work, and through Wis | Broken Bow, where Vincent waived o lowed that they were in the dark as to | 0 sit up and movearound. Hi ailants WEDNESDAY, 8EPT. 1, perfect system he has made it easy to PR E RS Rl E Wi DBt NEWSPAPER wrtain goings on, but it is ascertained | Who been ying in jail without bait, | 6a. m.—Guard mount by ar | secure the results already obtained At atorE L distilot o LB A ik vl v List four employes wore | 10 await the resilt of Haynes' mjuries, | troops. ? oLt il | #pp ear before the district court ADVERTISING Y o : GrenBay 4 § Among the new business houses just LEEL sither volul dismissea orcrowded | Will be given a hearing to-day under the 10 a. m.—Assembly of volunteers with Vo Une: 4 started we migl § TS B 5 e hiat Hrve e s | eharge and information of *attempt to | suad —company regimental wnd competitive ; : b S L T TR FaysiEtest ’ ) ; e posts e Granud Arn ‘| There is nc rtainty about the L ge rehs , Bd McComas | between the upper and we romile- | murde (llh-lnl;li\'l\n-l,m Posts ol the Graud Army of the “”._‘_‘:l”"‘ ‘:‘_':"h J ('n\u‘-. " llu»ln.-. e 1 A\;:.h mi g WHEN PROPERLY DOKE. depa c swe e firs sk stote tho last weok, and seven more ara | [ e Qonsinin’ newerid (M L I = Assombly of comrades and ail ex- | wnd Dintrioca | No one need | Banking company, (Collman & Inman), | | WEam 70 Av DO a1ve To ALL cusTomEns, | only kept from leaving by the threat of s been sent in for month H ! 4 S n for n month | goieraby states. -~ to suffer a single hour it they will take | all of whom have splendid brick builkl: | |LOWEST Paiccs...PROMPT TRANSAGTIONS. {”“ el "-‘(' e "”"'l' li‘ ‘}"('.)' Shats .u‘|,!.!':(|.'.{i.‘flx:;; l')..!“'fi"' S (b DLl by U. 8. regular troops and | one or two doses of it ngs and large stocks 14UDICIOUS SELECTIONS---CoNsPICUOUS POS: e, £ uis 1s evidence of e P~ : e i) rers. o il joesal aeel ORI EAk R pAlNsa) B 12th streets, where the small fraime barn of . m.—DBattle of Belmont. Grant's first BROKEN DOW'S BOOM. IoNS-~-ERPERIENCED ABBIBTANCE:---Un et the rand saheme to elean | Coroncr Roberts was found in flames and | batele in the Mississippi valley i which the = . - SE0 OPINIONS AND CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE. Gt evary one who 10cs not bow tho kne vell nigh burned to the ground. Upon the | U. S. steamer ler” takes part and saves | 4 al of the Steam Horse—New e NG 5 § T - fris vthor o evidence that prepa: | avrivalof the fire boys five minutes worlc | #he goneral from being eaptured, - | Bulldings—Busincss kinterprises. L Ry SOTRLILO B (I QL ol o rations are being made for e | drowned out the last spark. Loss incon- | oty SV SRR (| Brokes” Bow, - August {Corres /e A ATk PiacieeL day of rockoning that will fail | siderable; attendance four thousand five | by bloclkiding suadron: - “ | ondence of the Brk.|=To-day is the red PN T FREE o CHARGE. CHICAGD, ROCK ISLAND & PAC upon that institution one of these ) hundrec 1 6 p. m.—Dress parade by U. 8. regular in- | jotter day in the history of Broken Bow. = < i e B e g Uhos. Munyof these ehanges are brought | Awarrant has been fssucd for a clerk | fantr, and ontive catnp, Meluding Sl Mem- | sfror oy i et Saitne s o The H. P. Hubbard Co., aliprinsipabii ,out by ihe system of eireumiocution | that has Iy‘.u-n! for _mmgl.lunu with a busi- lli'lhlul lfl;vHmn«l‘.\lln\'ul lllu' tepublic and | 15 l-"l lt“ ‘,'l" chik H S “‘]‘ Successors to H. P, HUBBARD, 2 by which employes are | ness firm in the city, The charge is em- | all old soldiers, and rey by commanding ilroud at lust. day at 3 p.m. the 3 s H i oy plase to plice, aind gromnd | bezzlement or geting money under false e ails were laid across Fourth aveunue, bxtiae Judicious Advertising Agents and Experts,i [ . ) dirom el dowt to positions that becomie a burden, | Dretenses, but”yestetday the party had - m—Grand eampdive in the pavilion. " | 41 main street running north and south | - KEM2f " Kovt ‘s Orer o die Establiahed 1871 avd make to them resignment preferable | Dot beer: found and it is™ thought that he | g4 1y “Guard mount by U. S. regular | past the court house, To-night the band I Tor the Itoyal Dru \ying. One of the reasons for the | bas left the city. 3 > T D ute upheavals is ascribed by a former | Keal estate”transfers have shown a m—Grana parade in divisions vy | 15 Plaving. fireworks are being sent et D from th fact that werans | marked ingrease in fhe st week and the | sigtes. by comrados of th | wnd allis i a general uproar. At 6. there was onee posted rules there for the | At Opehing o Saled 18 AboiL Lo Goni- g e dwpittie, s b e track layerg were called into the covernment of the help. rules that were | mence. How much of this is due to the | & v.an.—Assembly of comrades of the Grand | publie square and refreshed with wate v i Sdopted by the bosrd of Tands and build. | fact of the eempletion “of the Missouri | Afmy of the Kepublic and all” ex-soldiers by iR e : : i : . % I'L-rn:xil!:’ b ",\ ST 4 AL lands an Pucili i A T T Ty X i s, o ade s, e | : TEhl R 3 10 Paitonkdt Fantpie g ings, but which l\lll«- \nlh‘t)lu‘vl“l) stated, Lasile ‘1‘:";’,‘\'(""‘; i wourtuing IS i —Grand parade of the “Mulligan” | music of our cornet band. Mondsy night | il - onel o Fas A Jatrien Cniha ang ve since been emoved by the superin- 4 © « o 8 guards and Sherman’s “bummiers” returning S Tl Rt e il o da VIR Chi RS, AT tendent, rom nd a half ago | opinion that holders of lots are prepar- | rom a fovaging ¢xpeditions tho regulur passenger will arrive and et i South H H Inco: 41835, New Haven, Conn. AFOun 200 Pace Caratocur or ''Leavina! Newseare Sent Face on Apuication. £25m every publie place. Under these | ing ton hing up ten per cent | “5p. m—Dress parade by the U 8. regutar | regularly therpadtor. es 1 ) rs each | 4 : troops. And now our little “boom’’ begins to inoty' THE M A EC' i ey Gl 0 CUE el e e o3, & M. are replanking their dopot | B3 by in—Grand naval seene. Fizht botween | posme mosniam, neon and wight ot the | B0 Majosty's Ravoritie CosmeticGlycsring G f 2 it 9 atfor vy ank the Congress and Mcrrimae, including the TN 3 ine awaki The Famous Albert Lea Ro for themselves to come to the city or | P ms with heavy e blunks and | tho Congress and Moirimac, inclyding the | perry whistle of the engine awake new g Koss # tho 1 Py B Sramous Albert Lea Rou e ~\!|wy ‘u‘;qu-.l. ml|il as through 1 car load: d todo | 40 s fin | naval secne. A i;"lf'x,.( “,,“",',’,‘!,,‘,T",,.!;"“,',',J‘T i o A hanpping. ons B O et N I AT Lo ¥ he action'of the superintendent in grind- A vis < 9 p, w.—Grand camp fire in pavilion. efore was heard s 51 h pu ¢ LIEBIG CO'S Genulno Syeap, of Saffiiurilla, 13 LA, Lrovinae. COv, r ing down men against their rights under | complete, substantial and lasting. ! DAY SEVTEAIER S, a short time 020 w33 pence and quict. | U sthe hosd Farsabachi I (e maric. NADE DY Trane are i the rule it the wholesale resignations | g o T s uard mount by U. 8. regular | Wde. ne' hurryand bustle reigu suprom Bedrh I, s and aismissals have como to pass. All Glazier is a free man again s Our early settlers who came to this L e MAGIC STARCH CO. frable ron this is but the end of the beginning, an l;n.m the ;‘lpl |lm]< and was on Crand band contest with premium | try five, cight, ten and some fifteen 1 PHILADELPHIA, PA. X there are excellent prospects of rieh | the streets of Lincoln yesterday. = Glazier ul band, ago, and who in all that ‘ti devolopments, and whilo all is slowly | Was soutup for threo § for disposing g nAssembly of comrades by states | have neve O] BIEECE 1, ¢ 5 ¢ i heard or seen a train of coming to light the helpless insane will | 9f morteaged property and other erooked | and the election of their oflic ; s e e care o i and ntod | anct rusactions, an he has served | B, Liane, oyl ireontation f | il v B o T State Agents FINESTand BES help, I\yl‘n(yl«-T‘.s;L qu i ‘:l[lllln,\ mu.\; ] [ I e “‘{‘,“’*‘“’" Cisted | Tender of the confederate forces in which the | Verily the “Great American. desert’” is FOR TIE IN THE WORLD. worship the king and swea recy. b 8 i : e SEal ° | entire foree of U. S. regular troops, and all | great country. = ThU& Pass. Ag'ty CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE and bound over for stealing cigars, will | qid soldiers and niembers of the Grand Army | - Our erops ate above the average, corn NEEDs NO COOKING - The arrestand return of Charles Maul | be tried court on the charge of | of the Kepublie will particibate, including | is a splendid crop, oats medium, and Producing a rieh, beautiful GLOSS and ’ ' to this city for the murder of Eichorn s | burglary and will undoubtedly go back | Leavenworth, Blue Springs and Sidney bat- | wheat way up. Some picces caunot be STIFENESS, | THE ono of the prominent. topics of conve oL e sael Lo ere Lo tatior Rl e beat in this state or any other. While | i e : tion, and the prehiminary hearing Tu B tidbe M"(‘"CJ& Hieisa 5 p. m.~Dress parade by U rogular | Other sections were suffering for rain, we No Stareh yet introdueed can be com: GHIGAGO SHORT LINE day will be watched with” much interest, | 8 former sentence. ' Hisi hl;:;::]:::{:;:-iu troops, and members of the Grand Army of | had plenty and to While we do paiod with the MAGIC, Uither the man will secure his freedom the Lepublic. not believe in sending out such highly One package will do the work of two 14 undor enarantoe of the wanufactirors. through his own and lack of evidence ! | AT THE HOTELS, s 7 0. m.—Grand naval scene,engagement be- | colored reports as some who are doing so m N pounds of ordinary stareh, . agzainst him, or clse he will be bonnd in | The following: Nebraskans discussed | gwoen tie Monitorand Merrima £ that haye property to dispose of, yet w O a'ha-» IV eb- — —-OF IHE— 2 chain of circumstantial evidence that fi"m'fl‘} bilts of fare at Lincoln hotels | 9 p. m.—Gr mp fire in the pavilion. | do think we have ns good & town as there | T RS o S o NSON & CO. “Wholesale . ' ) s aae el eraionco that : George Witliams, Tomslle; | garvimay, smen g5 he state for tho sz of . Al the LOANIJOUNRONES 100, i holosals Chma 0 M“waukefl&st Paum eriminal tpisls 4 the annals of the state. ! ('i:”"w( r’u.\‘l‘x‘;“i . "\“ ‘nhl‘s o3 re e M—Gliard mount by United States | proyements in_the way of now build- | gents, Omalta, heb, ) J dl As the Saso i, 50 far as known, there is | JAEe G N Wagds, Brofen Boww [om, Sweet Home” and “Auld Lang | ings are mostly of brick. “Scarcety a day | BLOOD AND MONEY. %ot a living witness to the tragic deathof | go s Fation GUAtS W G BIMPSOD, | gyne, " by the bands. passes but wo hoar of sowmo new bick Do | 1.6 uioon of wman hes much to do in shaping | =" e - THE BEST ROUTE Eichorn without the murderer witnessed | ©° d; a. C. dartman, yllber. :n-u“uy( wp, mglm.un- cted for. In the way of hotels 2 et "\ o o h’m- il N his own decd. Lying in the diteh beside S Final hand-shaking and muster out. \ave one two-story brick sfxty-six by ctions during his plliy his l . 3 the road two wmilés east of Lincoln with a An Unfuiling Remed, Recruiting offices will be open on the | sixty-six, one frame sixty-six by eighty, .\If&';uyr.m;\‘t:.l.!‘\ll,nxl«.nm:ul ~.,<’.3L..'.,.bm y Trom OMAHA and COUNCIL BLUFFS of bullet-olo throuzh s Thead was vounst | sostion, heawlache, pain in tho shoulders, | b0 WAttt elioms i ot ot o BETSX by ighty, | throo | WICLT"0 blooy mkes ue, and tho purer : TEHE EBEAST. .w‘nu Qbads e lvad to be brought | coughs, tightness of the chest, dizzmess, | ersin-arms and - their friends, whether they fl 4 I“‘! briok, it e .l_“[ the blood, the happier, hewlthior, prettier and | HARD AND SOFT COAL AND W00D ::'l he city, but consclousness never re- | gour gtomach, bud taste in the mouth, e members of the Grand Army of the Re- | the modorn improvements. (encra trepentel inte i TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA irned and not a word fell fron his lips. ST A1 . publie or not. merchandise is well represented, and in how 18 your blood?” With pure strenms OUNCIL BLUF 1t was o case where a word would haye | Dillious attacks, palpitation of the heart, | “py addition to the foregoing attractions, | fact all kinas of business begins 1o look a | (13 Thw Wiud bloode’ AR DA SUCTRS | o 0 springs, Ilinois, Misour! COUNOLLIODLYE cleared a mystery or established a crime, | inflamation of the lungs. Pain in the | arrangements have been made for & | little crowded, and there seems to bea | Pritesivinie T comesie thronih our S8 3 D, i % i —axn— Milwaukee, hut without the word nothing but civeum- | region of the kidneys, and a hundred | baseball tourngment to be hold here the | tendency to overdo them afl, and as | GEAERE R BV S T BT and Kowa Soft Coal. Minnoapolis, Cedar Rapid stances are left to trace the sceret of | other palnful symptows are the oftspring | same week. The Hastings Reds will | there is a bitter fight between the old and | (S0 G W0 GO0 e e ) d IGBLUMS, LORRF 0D e Ao ydiee e e SER iy s ek B o e R e e o | 0O e, our co gor, Clinton, Dubugue, Davenport, g ! of dyspepsia. One or two pills o play the Denvers, the Leadvilio, Le : o0 DIOCKS | {iiocrunt fugultics moro weute and grander, and st : B the dotectives will show that Maul was | 5 " , e e oy ’ worth and. perhaps Omaba clubs Tuc apart with a ereek between, the chances | (7000 T GG oy happier, bealthice conth st. Rock Island,Kreeport, — Rockford, in Lincoln without moncy, that he be- | B ight fora weekure suflicient. day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. | are that by next year this time our mer- | o' S0RE0 ) 3 Eixlioonthiend 1snril ate Llgin, Madison, Janesville, cume acquainted with Eichorn, that he - As will cen by the programme, three | chants will find trade rather quiet, unless 5 fighteenth and 1za d g 2 U 8 Th oeedentod demand, the unparalicied Beloit, Winona, La Cros: knew Eichorn had money nnd - was with Pulpit Briefs, batteries and a large number of regular | the vailroad comes to our aid and gives iolinproccaenioed domang, Lio MRIATAlE R § e f L lur Iroa 1 curative powers, and tho wnmistakable proof | 7 A all othe ; N lim when ho showed o bundrad dollar | Rov. W. K. Harsha proachod his firt | troops will assistin carrying ont tne pro- | ws a division station. We, now hve i | L U ot charmctor a1 P. BOYER & CO. Al sllomeriprziabhoinle et DR hill, that the two were seen walking in | sermon yesterday morning since his re- | gramme: town well up to the demands of the farm- | yoyrity, point with an uncrriog finger to 18, B. BUALNRS 1¥ o ough ots 08l on tho Tiokot Ag L R N v aa B y y iz ¥, po! % For through tickets call on the Tickot Agon ' 8 f i T ‘Tne nayal feature of the reunion pro- [ ing community. What we nced now is | g _potanic Blopd Baliu—is far tho best, the 9, %1 at 1401 Purnum street (in Paxton Hoteb, found, that thay wore ston. . together ot | turn from Harbor Point, Mioh., whore he | (ke haval feathrd of the tounion pre. | [0 SombRii, AL o B e the bod Unli=n <o | Hall’sSafes,Vauits, TimeLocks |yt 0/ i ot otal, 0% 8 as been spendi 088 i £ A A i chonpest, the quickest and the grondest and Y o 1 i twenty minutes before the tragedy, that | DS been spending a pleasant vacation. | Gied Ty will be intensely intoresting | 1dle lands of which there are aeres and | e weveriel focd vornsdy oy Lefo b and Jai! Work, Pullman Sivopors and tho fuost Dintug Cars after this Maul disappeared and in two I'he sermon at the St. Mary's avenue 4 of its extreme uuvult‘y and tho | seres of as fine land as lays out door: '] in the world are ru n lines of tho 1 " % o 101 L 're K 0 to mortal man, in the relief nnd positive cure of 026 Varna 3troo 't CHICAGO, MILWAUI PAVL RAILWAY, duys was in Galesburg, LIl., with money, | Congregational church was presented horatenoss with which it will be car. | Llie connty normal is now in 8easion | Bearuie. finesmatin. Hkin Dinesos o tnts 1020 Yarnam Streot, O:naba, Neb. ) Fan s D 0 paseena i B Whatever else may be shown is a secret | yesterday morning by Rey. H. C. Crano, | vied out. Mr. Michael has built a com- | with a larze attendance. Chancetlor | orylood poison, Kiancy complatats, old ulcers 0ycs of 1ho company. that the ofticers are holding fast. " ) 5 plete model of the ited Stal Manatt will be pr t next week and d sores, cance ) sncrul Manuge: Aloces A¥e LOMLIOR Ja8t At Boyd’s opera house yesterday morn- | | und sores, cancers, et 1 I'y! 1 1 ror » f i g R Assistant € ul Manager, ; b Pt . steamer_Tyler, which will be a rep- | liver a lecture bofore the class. Pro B.1. T, 18 only about. thros yeass old— y 2 AV, H. CARVENTER, € Pussong On the other hand there s but very little | in%, the Rey. Alex Thompson presented | yogontative” of ' the Mississippi squad. | sor Jones, state superintendent of public | i age, a £t in poweretng no re 6 4 P b BN | il apent Y BISF A kunown of Maul in thislocality, and’imme- | #n interesting sermon on_the subject of | yon, This vessel will be the exact | instruction, will also be present one or | smerica can make or ever has made sucha Magncie fholts G0, E, Assistant Goneral Pussens diately upon his arrest in Lilinois ho pro- The Financial Value of Religion as a | image of the old “black gunboat’ that | two days next week 0 ed, Guirantecdtio | erand L J : ’ " : 1 W wonderful showing in its magical powers in A1 oL A I R I" uttornoys who gave him strict | Business Investment. ved Grant at Belmont, his first fight in Frye, of Grand Island, was here | curinz and entircly oradicating the aboyo com < J An W Bupor . :mlln-r.\lupl)llv:xk to no ‘lml.-. vu:).-ml,uvnlly ““th;_zfll\"\‘lfi-'; gmmxl]llsmll:;mxfill-fiult the “l l' fur,\hvtuulm'l, ulnl'wlnp)&urlml’him 1 i rday and llnnrlmwu I'mn(' lots and | piaints, and gigantic sules in the faco of Z consircile B i not a word has escaped him tending in | ol sterday, ruing and eve- | o nobly in his first day's bloody fight will commence the ercction of a steam | zied opposition and would-be moneyed monop: | IR R ARyt Wy Wiy OF referting to the murder and | ning, were poorly attended. This was | Shiloh, and saved the small aray of he | Toilor mill with o 200-barrel Tacr | s eelan A N enkih MRS e e B HORNE veason 11 WAsas: | LINCOLN BUSINESS DIRECTORY the erime with which he is charged. His doubtless owing to the extreme hea roic men at Helena on the 4th of July, | capacity, and, as there is no mill above Lotters from all points whera introdneed are . == ml('nn;-_\ au o‘mpnn}ml lmml to Lincoln | the day. 5 i H‘m.lfrum lhlu“m;rrwlu-lming In.rci‘s 5 and Rono belaw nearer than f‘l‘.z--!"nmu pouring niupon us, speaking in it loudeat Liccently Buiit Newly Furalshod and when the time for s hearing was Y —_ rebel generals Holmes and Sterling Prics twenty miles away, it is pretty safe to | praise. 8o ay they reccive more benelit beiug fixed the attorney objected | o Kavee Morwallty. | But tho Tyler that will be oxhibltor will be u paylng investment for Mr, | from one bottle of B. 1. , than they huso from L i s iy The Tremont, to “the justice speaking alone o ality e woek just ended | 4p, rounion will not be a toy. She is sixty | Frye. twenty, thivly and fiity and_even oue hundred | A STANDARD MEDICAL, WORK % 0. FITZABKALR & BON, Propiisiany with the prisoner, how i clipping | was greater than for any of the seven | fect long and will move over the prairic | The Custer county fair will bo held | vottlos of & honstod decootion of mert wud o | FOR YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN | rroee g b aud Istes Lincoln, N from a Galesburg paper gives something | preceding weeks. Still it was not 5 smoothly and proudly as the old | September 21, 22 and 23, and it is now | mediciuul roots und branches of common for- | bl MM 101 passioa i fer duy, BLrogk cars f1om ioue 10, aa of Maul's antecedents, and as throwing | portionately too large for this season of vor did. The Congress, built | being talked' up to a big barbeoue | est trees. W hold tho proof in black mud white |, ONIY BY B AT BOSEEA —- e e - some I\;_rllnl( un;lul-’vhur ‘-x\.-n.rl_n..- YOUUE | tho year. 'Tlie hot spell has been partic: il d_,;o,:lna Mr. Howell by | on the sucumlldny of the fair in nmflnv;.r and we also bold the for LLUSTI A b VEER TO ALdn J. L W. HAWKINS, man will not be uninteresting.” That | ularly severe upon the children, for of | Mr. Richter and others and rigged | our new railrgid. A meeting will be i ey paper suys: 5 g mcl?wnw tive Alll!.’llllfi recorded last week | by Mr. Wright, is ninety foet ’Tfing held in the ulq ra’ house m'\lf Monday All who desire full information about tho o 3 Ar chitect, Ir. Charles Maul, a resident of Gales- | ton were of infauts less than one year | and constructed on the plan of | evening to penfecharrangements to that | cause and cure of Blood £ and B 1 Omces—33 Gk wnd 42, Riehards Block, Lincoln, burg, was arrested Thursday for the mur- | old the old Congress, She will be [ end, [ Berofulous Swellings, Uloors, Sorcs, Hhaumu Nob. Rlovaror ou1tth strool, der'of a man at Lincoln, Neb. Maul has = - the very piotare’ of a man-of-war. She | ‘The political pot hasnot received much | L. Kldney compluints, Caturris vie. ta s | | T " resdor gt T 1 Liere all his life except since about will be attacked by the rebel ram Morri- | warmth yetin this seetion of the country, | fruted” Beok of Wond: re, fillcd with the ‘ GALLOWAY CATTLE. B0kt HOKN CAT LS tho fivst of May. Ho b for tlio past two muc, and after defending horsolt with | but indicutions upe that Thayer for gov: | wondvrtul und startiiye proct fever, luior | p . F.M WOODSs, winters attended the Western busmess the dogged gallantry of the old Congress | ernor will havela walk away over Clarke | known. Adde AQUD Bl 1 : ] 114 i college, in which his mother had pur sho will go down in flames but with her | or any other cuidigato, while Vin Wyok | soany 4. A, ¥ & Co. o a8 i, Norsasecan paraey ey | iV O Stock Anctioneep chased a seholarship for him, It will be colors flying, This wili be a scene that | will find it as casy swiling as Thayor, rotail, Owaii. ; . : i T A BN of YVotith and o 8 ; remembered that his father, who used to will mor DY & {Fip movoss the | LastBaturdos ceaurradone of themost | ot bs E b B o oty aaan, Yo i vy | Tos, A 4 ok, Idicaln, b be iu & meat market, diéd on board gt i # state. The next morning, at the break | brutal and unwarranted murders that aeelvifous (Oraflacuie'dnd | Qolloway sud Blort Horn bulls for sl sossul on his way to Europo. - Siuco the i f of dav, when the ‘Merrifuac comes out | Custor county lus known shice the days AN i B, il, GOULDING his er his mother supported 4 - h her work of destruction, she | the famous Olive gang held their sw H } vor hefore N A . and he has always led a somowhat Es ind tho file Monitor dhor "as | Nelson Van Kiper'and Thomas Vingent, UNITEDSTATES AR cans | Farm Loans and Insurance, olute life. He has been engaged 1n o s twice as natural” to | living abouc seventeen miles south of o ) ) .| . Il it ;;'"Hl} many unpleasant things, the most 0y i I r, and after the hot conte Broken Bow, on the South Loup, had a Ohey Wi { b Correspondence In rogur [ m-..h\;nl;nl.)\l\) :1.1:;;l.-..n!,..g of a i uwnll mlum miiu.ls ll,r every | dispute of their boundary lines, and call - riceonly & I a o Hovw 4, Qickards Wivok, J negro. 5 mothe! d S v 1 American reader, the proud and victor- | ing on the county surveyor, found that 19 N ftan. A N e well known and honored b . ious ram of the day before draws off, glad | Vincent was oceupying part of Van . 8 PEPOBITOR ¥ I ; | Riverside 8hort Hornus spocted people. They havo to escape with a shattered casement, a : Van Riper then got out o 8, s ; | 1 moro 40 10 1o OF strittly puro Bates and Butes Tapped cattle, quite different trom the wayward € . burt gun and a bad leak. S tment, and Jesse White was $. W, Cor, Farnam & 121h 3ts. 4 NS iR oL e 1 o tiberts, Crazgs |l|\‘ oft the city u,lx shring soan uhr g 5 I(.‘mnp rant, the lul«;nliuur n;n-lcmtml by | & ! zcd to serve them, but Vincent § o b uime MiNes 0F Aor y toso 0f Bhatons, Moss R0, msiucss collego closed and has the committed, is a beautiful section of | talked so defiant that White left without : = « fs out the racks and quick : ok Youny Murya; dh st oy According o' 1 prairio immediately horth of tho ity 1t | dowig s0. " Va iiper's brothor -, OCapital, - $250,000 |guisonwii o iuiiyiion sicbowsoruiay | B % b story he hus been most of the time in ) PUREST AND bas already heen put in condition by re- | Enoch Young, then took the papers to = ) e of 14fe 15 0f groator value than ull the y Ui o My Omitha, Lincoln, Denver and Cheyenue So, GrootEes® | | moving evorything from. the surface ex. | scrve and met Vincent in the Kebd, and | SUTPIUS, - 18,750 onee, 06 1418 0L EEmator Talue thnn e y os ts of the U, 5. at fale Inthese, places’ ho says he worked at FLAVORS cept tlie short, green prairie grass itself. | telling him what he came for, Vincent — fia Reioica of (o 18 4 sunarb and Juspuss tho hepl. Audnos, CLIAS. N. REAN hotcls. The murder for which bLe is The camp fs now being staked out and | told him to cometo the house and then | €W.RAMILTON Prosident, Vous wud uysioal deb Fres | RUN, Ldusola, b i3 e charged was committed Sunday after the streets and blocks are being labelled | drove on ahead of him. Going into the M. T. BARLOW, Cashler, Address tye Peu icul Lustitute, or Dr. W, -! Wher top Ut oo, August 15t The evidenco that the | preparea 0 Purity with the same ruxlllnrll‘lufyrwixmn bouse, he came out with a_shotgun, and COWILL HAMILPON, Asst. Casbior | B Parker. do. 43 aireos, ioaon. VA0 M) SRaEia S0 ditectivas have against youns Maut os | Heaitbiines MBI ROty that » ci neor would use In laying | as Youug came up to within wbout ten Sineorons up b enannljod oo 8 i National Hotel, eireumstantial, though whai and ow out & substantial cit{. The buildings in he raised the gun and fired at him, , M. Caldwell, J. W. Hawiiton, - B. ¥ Sith 4ve Laticd the akil 1 ® 50od alpner for . auuch caunot belearbed froi. B authori course of ercction have more of & sub- s bim in the Dreast and stomach, | M. Bariow Wil Huwuiou Saigie o e Sastiee GEL, Tiae % ) A FEDAWAY Prop