Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 26, 1886, Page 7

1 THE OMAMA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY DECEMBER 26, 1886--TWELVE P AGES, e Ty " -‘. B o s styl :-"-‘-'—T*m ona o 4~: 1, Millard WILD MEN OF SIAM, Wilmington, and took up o residence | cummencm——" e 9 | gl T os il | Mo Huglon bas ode s qrantiy, of |0 o aovemmor o, Sing. | ETO¥INE i, s Mot an. Tikien BOYD'SOPERA HOUSE | bronght thelr indkerchief bos of white velvet beautt | Kia, a province on the west eoust of 8 clergyman, and the two are now living in belor Poet's Wail Over Wasted 44 . & | 4 | t Wealth in Marriags @ | m cards bor 1 fully painted with pansics whe was hero to bring tribute t the king, | Wilmington. Miss Gilpin continued het considerable information 1n r strang nd at Jast disappeared THE GIBSON-PITTS NUPTIALS. | Gt tere hos far l:\“‘um w:.?”'w‘.’.‘. ixhibition ¢ | BNl to these DeODIe whoilive on the fhus steanoly mato known by the Tatter FflNY and Samfday- \ { v hens Pen Poh—jungle | Bt. Cathas y satin with o knight and lady i the | coast, terming thewe S0 FSEIIEET | of Lady X, Sinee the letter was received — ume of the soventeenth century. peoplo-=says Colonel Chifed I wnd | one ot hier relatives in this city has been Ll Christmas Fostivities Push Social k Miss Bertha Van Camp, a young artist | from Ban o Stam, to the Richm N armed that she has moved down to Se ”‘ h gl ‘ ' | \ l fivents to the Wall—=A Reyival & Lk of thirteen years, has competed & large | (M0.) Conservator, “They mako theie has taken up her residence H"“ "| L d‘“ '.(H“l”’ | CELOTHY NovE To \ epoke oW scane that s as ome in Gotail ke | home among the densest pottion of the \ th bil ind reflected areat | anything that older artists have accom- | fOF e but 1 communication Yoo ot Tk e live in town | W i it 1CCOMT | with the outor world—in fact, they are [ Many of her rolatiyy Society 1 i 2 lold intercourse with are the slaves anit Wedding Presents, costumes appropriate, The & ¥ was ;‘“ Inst T (lj’rl-l'\ vv'!':n-}"ll'."”n'\“r’ | traders who have penetraded the jungle | With pleasire the entertainments gl wi Jmnresate the fol At i Fite hetaste and | satin, and other dainty trifles that have | oy JOAFTH 00 ERE 10 poncirate to the vil- | W& charming | wife ot theit house at MR, RICHARD and imprecate th ¥ o s W a8 e F 4 HEIRLAS CAS a I etr : 1 traot g Orgiving wedding presents all’ the while. | skl The gramme | taken the place of Christmas ca Iages on account of the density of the | Eleventh and uce strec Mrs an has cansed asettied molancholy openied with 110 duo,“Cecilia, 'by the Small and Early. | vegetation, the dangerons beast and ven- | Gilpin, before her marriage wid@® M s 1 E T s e R IVORAIOR | M iton and Van Camp. “Miss | - Ajpg T, Spith gave card party | 0mous sorpents that infost them, Thoy | (ilbin, was Mr ,|H»H.€“i.,_ the widow of v 4 A th ga vd pe sl Itereourse with strangors, have | Senator Johnston, of Louisiana A - | 894, oot peliing mon | A Mutphy then dolivered #V| W nbsting Trening wun all intercourse with strangers, hay Hl ' L oies ' C was followe 5 sONe. N yeeuliar dialect ot theirown, live s 1 was a great iavorite shington, W ilal jras, 3 Loy NG| Mrs, Kitehen entertained at dinnor | dbeculiat dia diveinsmall 1 search of game and barter, and it is | by her brother, Mr. Henry D. Gilpin, s villages, and are a museular, hardy ruce, | feceived very many kindnesses —and Thelr, weddings to my dollars fo LR MR AL L L strictly ' vegetarians, o not drink of | ¢ivilities from ~President Van Buren erday General and Mrs, Crook and wings, drama of “Marie, or the Brave G w X , d 3 My vacant purse too lon the lond has carried | ramatis persona wor lilonl smoke opium, have but fow, if any of the | Her grand-son, = Captain William 8 And His Charming Conme © Of buying for them pretty,uscless t ngs. i press dJosephine, Miss rs. Wakefield had a Christmas treo [ vices of the natives, are about five foes in [ Johnston, s vesiding in town on Arch T i Murphy: Hortense, Josephine's | party yesterday from b to 7, entertain sight, and secm to bo sunk in the most | $treet and goes out in society raroly, In The Réigning Comedy Success, daughter, Miss Stelin_ St Felix; tadies in | fug iabout fifty children abject'barbarism, occupying the lowest | though ho is alvays wwelcome among the rs. Dave Milier had an early Christ- | grade of humanity. What [ittlo religion [ Dew setas well s the old. ~ Miss Mary stened 1o the preacher’s bland palaver oo nnrTyING 0 malden young atd faln, | o iting, Milo. Elise, Mise C. Croigliton; . . % | : ot / Gilpin's surviving brother, Mr. R.A For me to pose an honored nsher thore. Mile. M Miss L. Millers Mite. De | mas colebration yesterday at her homa, | they may have isn mongrel worship of in's I ) - A - Tistenad. wiillo the pheantst was pivying | Sainvill ov; Marie, Miss Fannie | 611 North ‘Twentieth st The tree | demons and the malignant spirits that [ Gilpin, ';llf“”“ at Lima, ll' uware At Mendelssonn’s and Wagner's marching [ McGavock; Madame Lajolais, Miss Clara | was unloaded m. andtho guests | they assert inhabitthe Juagle, which thoy | Qounty, Her two sisters are living in o tunes, g Van Camp; prison-keeper, Miss A, Mul- | sat down aftcrward to a substantial | attempt to propitiate by presents, ete. | R fereey. Sliss Gilpin, was alws As Presented in New York City Refecting for the cancert 1 was paying linll; Susette, Miss M McShane; ponsant | broakfast, Tloir habitations aro partly e | EAUSURS) SUETKIORIY (iutopentiont, oF R ity foily, Dame Brilliot, Miss Gai 1Fishers | e and Mes, Van Camp entertained a | hean, about four foet high, an excavation | teet ) st i) LA S or ench of tiese connubial di Manctic - Brillot, Miss M. McGavoei [ number of their friends in thoir usual | it the ground, ronnd Which stakes are | froak wis surprise cven to those 125 NIGHT 125 ©every pair of Loung uni Martha Brillot, Miss 8. Shane | Whotle-sonled mantor Christmas night, | driven, covered with . domw ne R ' taxed for vlagues and soup tureens and SCENE 1—INTERIOR OF A COTTAGE. The '“ CAStors, Duet—Grand _Galo; X . S Vith pudding-dishes, pickle forks and Misses MoShiane and Al Lowry Y Ao r s Dres. | the sun, rendering it impervious to the nive Song—Summer Birds, brances ciponlated, Among those pres. | (550 I TAVE dows of that section, | Threo Tuches of a Man's Backbone 've given paintingsbooks and opera lasses, SCENE H—PIISON SCENE. ent were Mr. and Mrs.J. M. Eddy, Miss Bumhoo over which 15 plaste * W W gorgeonsly decked tree in conting of mud, which' soon hardens in REMARKABLE SURGERY. Reserved Seats on Sale Thursday, the parlor and many handsome remem- bt 3 HRSSoNn0S Front He/Se sennott and Mr. Fiolds, of St. Lotis; Mr, h they occupy only when neeessity | Removed—The Patient Recovers. oo ik <l el L bt e Tha s ticas VA ‘("Yunpl e and | requires, as they five mostly in the open | Cineinnati Enquirer: Onc of the rarest | = ——- — + Tho store of weaith my sordid toil o Ty Mrs, Dave Miller, Humilton' Van Camp, | 8iF andy when'the land s overflowed, | and mostdangerous operations in the | caora N gUTTER'S NUGGETS. | expolied whero or in a wag he will bo In time always becomes my tellow man's, [ . . Crelghton and Van Camp | Jessic and 1 an Camp, Lulu and | up in the trees. Lheir clothing is of the | wholo scope of surery hus lately been Rty knowingly exposed to imjury. A 4 SCENE 11 PALACE OARDL, Dave Miller, jr., Sam Miller, George [ Most primitive Kind. A picco of cloth | performed at the Cincinnati hospital, 16| o0 o0 SSm=n Gl jrw He | The moral of all this 1< to buy a clean Buli finally I've hlfllz‘muh- my 1»nnlln|' Hoy y\ull'-\, T Days. Gincomini, 1. 1. Tindop, Mr. Hutchin :le-‘-u( one foot wide aud four feetin | consisted in removing nbout thre nuhvl Testod Thom With His Teeth ticket, providing you can't got a pass, T'o never more bestow a weddina gilt Carnival de Venice. i T Y SHSTH: hgih, which held in | of the backbone and txposing the spina Lodach iy 4 F . | and thien boliave yourse g L hlx.‘;“,lfiuxll\:..w s L think FILwind up LCEN son and Miss Elvie Curry, of Schuyler place by a piece of liana or vine, as | cord. The pa 'y oung colored | Washington Critic: Genoral \\'. T, | and then beliave y ursolly A ar A8y Tho lohg Do iartiai ot WLSEAY e SHoi Brovities. t l.-\]:mw Ilwiwll'\( or ropo, is mudo into | man_about Lwentyono. years ..r‘ o Shorman |y‘|~lnivn w-nn;ml ‘II;IIIl-in.'llu! A HORSEMAN IN WHITE. ikt BT B y o : ; L i85 Coohet BV INRR IR Olioas a belt placed around the wauist; then the ren first admitted to the hospi he | wi attors affecting the world's history e Toever now goteven, Pmafraids | DN Ko Miss Cooper is visiting in Clicago. 1 ! AU BLOL LGEUR T LH o Phantom That Overtook a Brave b . o Lieutenant on the Hoodooed Road. A correspondent writes from Bismarck Dak,, to the St. Louis Globe-Demoera Along the western bank of the Missourl : 80 cloth is insorted between the logs and | was sufformg from a terribie disoase its as Uve made, ST, Yo ATARTMEN TS OF THE PRINCES Miss Kountze is home for the holidays. | carried both back and front up under the | whieh had broken out over tie head,neck — Irio~G g Mis. D. IL Wheeler, jr., is visiting in | belt over which it Iaps, and the band | and back in the form of largo abscosses, Promment Wedding. coMi 0, Grace and Gail Fister | Lincoin ! being drawn tight holds'itin place, and | the chief of which was about the middle onigi LA o (The principal event of Inst week was SCENE VI=PRISON, 3 y as the ends arc opened spread ont' like | of the back, and had eaten the buckbone | the United States of the discovery of gold R rah 10K OIbEOR 140 OFAR Poem--Under the § Colonel Stanton left last evening for . u oK, in_ Californin, Gold was discovered in “lufesinge of A da Gibson and Orange independont of his brilliant military ca- veer in the eivil war, He drew up the first ofticial report to the gov pent of vons, and thus the denizens of | away to a consideral extent. The poor 3 One of the peenlinritios of this stranee | @ position, and was compelled to lie a rite socially and musieally, and the Hobool BRECEththtnent, Council Biufls peoplo s tho - way they Fuiso thuir 1) the while on_his face. Slowly he had lost reception which followed wus largoly at A very pleasing entertainment was | Mes. W D Mumangh will spend the | which is their main staple, almost theyt | the powor of motion and of ‘sensation in tonded, The bride wore a handsome | given at the high school, Thursday, by | Winter in Dakota. solo stock of provisions, 'eked out with | his lezs, so that “he was complotely para BEirHe [ Lavm ial o Gricoamaitls MIBs | oo o s nachool WEUESEAY, DAl S Shi by wont to Gowantn, N, X | Eu1tal robta and! herba; which oy enl|| 13zedattomttio otys downt alis caull Holen Copéland, wore pule bluo.’ At 9 [ AT to spend Christuias leet when in season, and the jungle is hor it hot stand, andcould only olclock the Union' Pacific, band led by [ The exercises were as follows I'hie Misses Kate and Lila Gilmore ave | Drolific of such kinds of food, ~Iuch vil- [ move himself in bed with assistanee. | b i ; d . ) lage has its head man, all five in com. | Thus terribly afllicted, he bore his suffer: Prof. F. Rhyne, aded outside. | piao duet..... Misces Fiora and Bella Adler | home forthe holidays T . al [ D Eapotag Hore Niee | Bid Among the guests were Mr. and Mys, K ele t g % alconer | 8 18 5 N Py mon and so svon as a field of rice is | mEs with a fortitude worthy an olde TR B oM Goor l\}’.\ ome cesrrenane .’\J ;|'l P I'he Misses Minnie and Fannic Wood | 5 S0 S0 FIEE s i « distrib- | man than he, and was very cheerful strong and ohte anc {80 ol t Nyt A utes the grain equs nong his people, | withal. Internal treatment had no efiect R G o R s | slestltonding s iptons s | W, P. Mumangh has returncd from o | wnd so on during. the. sehsor nli Shanns | whatever, and then it bocamo nocessary W..J. Mount, the Misses Truland, Mr, | Mus L Mattio Polack | sojourn at Hot Springs. alike. Their only implements are a | to expblore the abscesses. On puncturing B vl Jevis, Mra. Cody, Mr. and | Quotation veven. By Miss Elder's school he Misses Minnie and Jennie Megeath ree knife used for cutting ri building | the one on the back some ofiensive pus and Mis. C. Nevis, M oy, Mr.and | Quotat i ing : Mrs. Lane, Mr. i Mrs, Edwin Davig [ 110 Pumpkine oo tenry Allen | are home from Baltimore vhuts and making tops and cutting | escaped, and on introducing the tinger and son, Dr. Line and sister, Mr. and | fismjgiippenines of Sehmeider | 1 Gordon, of New York, is visiting © way through the the undergrowth, | the dead and decayed bone could be Drs. Mitehell Fleming and davghter, Mr. [ 1€ S fr e avil Mark Daaek | his brother, 0. K. Gordon. “ | and a piir of sheers for cutting hair, vvhll:nnl‘\: "f"l-,\l"N“(.""”].N.l ||:;.| 1.;< 1»:.{1v and Mra. Charles Choney. Mr.and Mrs. [ sonie 77070 TN B others Tow | M. Lowis, of the high school, is spend- | Which they eut short with the excoption | chance of life lay in an operation for the g i ) f tof the backl Meldrun_and _fannly, Mr. and Mrs, [ Duet.0. ....Sceret Love | ing the holidays in Clicago. of t tuft on the crown of the head about | Temoval of a part of the backbono o as Briardy, Mrs. O'Conzor,Mra. Julia Leon, i wake the trip over what they are ploased hoodooed roud ™ The route o standingg, having been es- cd by the fudians long before the :s invaded the country, snd now itis an important road for travol, The phantom which lias appeared to seyeral prominent citizens was lust seen tants, As soon as gold was discovered | DY Licutenant Brennan, of For( Pates. e was en route from Yates to this city Sutter wont down to Montercy ! E . iptain Sutter went down to Montetey | ;g whle driving along at a point ne ifornia and acted es military governor with headquarters at Montercy, the capi- tul of the territory, General Sherman then u young licutenant of the Third Ar tillery,” was_the aljutant of General Mason’s stall. Yerba Buena, now the & clusses, Mrs, Tipton's and Miss pld at city of San Francisco, was but a o-teading pomt of 409 native inhabi are visiting in Chicago. with a quantity of samples of N the Cannon Ball station he saw o ious motal for the inspection of the | Lhe L R e oMbt coming belind him on horse st Lo paid little attention to the obj The moon was shining brightly and thero Was 10 reason to be mistaken'in what ho saw. Afier traveling about mile with the horsemun kee quurter of a mike behind him, stopped to awnit the val of the stranger that b might ascertain who it w that followed him, and break the monotony of his trip with' the conversation of a_traveling compan ion. Upon looking back ho discovered that the horseman was dressed in a puro white uniform nnd was riding a spotless white horse. The elegant stylo, the graceful motion of tho horse and” tiie noiscless step with whieh the ammal was galloving down the road, arouscd the licutenant's curios- ity, and he waited and listoned several niinutes for the arrival of the stranger, s suspicion that everything was not right was awakeined when the horseman failed to answer his call. Several times he called, but no answer camo from the white-robed cquestrian, and, having nthe silent traveler ampie time to rtake him, he drove on. What lirst toned rmin the licutenant’s as the fact that while the strange 2 continued - a galloping motion after he (the licutenant) stopped, the llhsl:uu'\ between thein was not short- ene reral Sherman, i conversation with some friend few evenings since, re ferred to this important historieal cvent substuntinlly us follows: *‘Captan Sutter brought into General Mason’s oflice several small packuges of samples and spread them out betore us. The speci- mens presonted varied in size from fish seales and split peas to the size of beans. General Mason asked if I knew how to test whethor this stufl was gold or not. 1 said certainly, and immediately tried my teeth on alump and made an indenta- tion which impressed me that it was walleable. T then sent for a hammer and an axe and pounded soveral picees out flat. ‘T'lis was a crude but practical test, but we thon applicd neids, which veritiod the fact that the samples were genuine gold. I was at once sent up Lo the dig gings and made a thorough examination of the gold discoverics whizh were rapidly being found in new localities and in wonderful amounts. I returned to Monte- rey with a quuntity of specimen sami- ples and drew up the ofticial report to the government, which was signed by General Mason, This rcport,” acconi- panied with a quantity of samnles of gold, was fo ¢ "a speetnl bearer of dispatches, no other than Henry D). Cooke, recently the first goy- ernor of this District of Columbia. e was sent off in a small sailing vossel with nstructions to mtercept a British stearner on the southern coast and make rapid ol enene - moved the cause of the ‘paralysis, and | ratiit o Washington, raardless of 0 dugulder to sco if the forsoman was com. known friend; fruit stand, Foeney & | Dandy. George Pritohett, K. Pritchott, Miss Julin W bite, of Burfington, In., is MARYSILEINIZ R RERK: ::;IJ;f;»‘r‘nlmrfi‘);‘fi[v';“fil‘.fl‘l‘lx.'\'.(.’r\‘f foturn £0 | the ratification of the trealy with Mexico | & and always jinding that lis pursuor Sonnally; gluss sauco dishes. Mr and | Asa Shiverick, 1L Shiverick, doe Barker. | tho guost of Mr. and Mrs, Gilmore, cor. | Buricd fn tho Wilds of Alaska With | s toe would accomplish the Gl | coding Calitornia to the Unitad Siate, | popiekable acourncy. Wearving of this dishios, My, and Mrs, Mitchell Flemings Informal Card Party, ner of Twentieth and Burt. Her Greek and Latin Books, inzz up of the plage whero the bone had | i CEC BECERSIES VOrY ARrions that R LR L e R ) {was piaced in b on i | Lo of the discovory of iold at the earli- | %8 HliHoro e ranched tho. Joncliost fico. In throe days motion returned to | “SpMoment-y o o spotin the , which he was now ap- Tecumsel's” teeth mude the first ¢ impross, put the first government stam b ko iss Tlo | two inches in length, which looks like a | to stop the process of decuy. ‘Tho ope Marshal Cunimingzs, Mrs. and Miss Cum! | Dialozue R T DN Bt VAT I-Ml l;x. %"‘,‘ Imllll\“' l![lmn Miss 110 | giige brush standing up like bristles, | tion and its dangers were laid befo zs, the Hon. David Knox, Mrs. Brady | {hristmas Carmen............ Lizeie Mitchell | Langmade in Council Blulls, Having no pots they cook their rice in | Young man, and in the face of i L aore tho o Mo et “The Three Bells. . CHagnab “Crostier | M, and Mrs, J. N. H. Patrick gave a | bamboo. ~ They - cut off o seotion | resolved. o undergo the b M. “Frenzor and T Port Royal ... ~Mattie Polack | gmall card party Thursday evening, and shave it thin, open 2 hole in one | trinl, as it was a choice between lite and nan Mrs, Hagarty, ' of | Aiirora, | Huasatugh oo Mary Barker | Ny und Mys. Harry Biair, of Salt Lake, | end, put in the rice and wator, then. ojos. | death. _He had wasted away into a mere tlllm Miwtfiliunn .Lnl.‘..({)’urn Alice | Story of Maud Muller..... " Adice ( ‘()‘v :u';]_‘""{'l"x l!;:'" numerous fl’h-ml:”l :n% i l’;*' end, put it in lhv‘hr:'f G -;(';;"1“‘-!:']\‘."‘::.\“1 I::l-m.lrvlr:”.flnn)v«.::‘|:;:x‘|’5::'-ixll‘~-.«lll owell, Mrs. Corrigan, S Quotations. ...... . Tipton’s Sehool Miss Mary Turner w w Haven | bamboo being impervious to the n seemed searee « ( nel Farhsworth ,.,h sictor ¢, | Biography-Whittier.. ... .. larold Copeland | last week to visit her brother, Curtis Tur- | they thus have a terrible ordeal. The patient was placed . and 8, J, Howoll, Mrs. Koi Barbara Irietchic. . Lula Dolan | o, is ised by the Sinmese when traveling | on the table and given other until he was onnolly, Mrs, Carter, Mrs” Lewis, Misg | Skipper Tresons Rile. fimma Tavghawout |y aamie Moore, danghter of Dr, | throuzh the junzle—and, as they eatwitl | soundly asleep. “He was then turned on =®arks, Miss Julia Leon, David O'Con- CLEE S, Moore, is hotne from St. Mary's, Knox. | their fingers; they need 'no dishes, and | his fice and the plucky surgeon made an nor. A Childre ville. 5 thus have none to wash when the meal is | incision right down”on the spine. A : over, large quantity of pus was reyealed, o > many handsome presonts children’s sivel v A \V(I:':‘x‘u‘i:w:ll"vum N anme Drogs “,t'm:I:ll Iren's 15 L\{(\“: Wiien they need cloth, kmves,or shoes, ‘1[.-'(»;“11_\ wis sponged out curefull S T G c by M Vo - they barter tho products of the jungle, | order to sce just wiicro tho knife hm”‘\ Mra, J. Wilaon; sachot-bag, Miss Almy being ml vll 2 :Jn“ = \»’)m-ll Aroinay and v rn-d.('ul)~\,~1l||1;:.,( ‘u’tl»‘xxkr;';mlxlxrll::;(u on ,:‘,’;{'50\‘\)":;1}!11' of Mrs. Lo ish'set, Mr, and Mrs vors were umique aud pleased the 0 snom rhinoceros horns, clephant tusks, horns, d D or 0ne filse m voulc :}'.“(lrlhlyry!]o;l:nrl?f bt ll‘u‘.‘f\wh hox; Geo. | young foll gx'n-:lll)lz Those present were llgcothe, 0., g be with his friends | hones, hides, and Skins, but will not take [ been fatal to the pationt, the surgeon IS 180 31811 var tint oraoks, (M) 8: Gaod: ATl AR Mo [ m : moncy, except in rare ‘cuses, having no | With o chisclund hammer, went down on rich: cramb tray and brush, Emmsa Huntoon, Nut Sholton, M. Brown, | Mrs, Horbach 'roturned Wednesday | uso for it, not knowing its value. “They | the bone until ho eut out all that which BIliE gold: anchor, B. E. Howoll Dufla Steen, B, Van Kuran, Eliner Ne: | from urope. she was met at Chicagoby | aro expert trappers wid snare all kinds | was in any wag affected, nover touchinie frust knivos, N, and P. Frenzer; ville, M. Taylor, Howard Tilden, 8. Cor | 3r: Horbach. of gume, clephant, rhinoceros, tigers, | the flmn[:g oord, There luy the white shin dress apros, Miss Kato Fleming: potath, Georgo 'Purvis, L. Hobbie, M. |~ Governor and Mes. Thayer aro gucsts | loopards, pumas, deors, nd all other | ingzcord at the bottom of fho wound in all #0fu cushion, Miss Lcon and Mrs. Colpetzer, (1, Crounse, Guy Honry, M. | of Mr.and Mrs, G. I, Giibert at 1806 | denizens of the wild woods for their skins, | 118 pristine beauty, and not a scratch Miss Tompkins has returned to Omaha nd 13 again dos dwith Mrs. D, O, b J L 0 3 et 5 ATt A inEstI T Do Tero e avred its surface. The operator smiled arty; “The Wedded Life,” the Rey Crounse, Will Henry, E. Troxell, Charles | Chieago street. and some of the finestivory exported was | marre Ay 3 i 1 half dozon fruit plates, Mrs Wilbur, H, Hayes, M. Clark, 0. Moors Charles K. Barton, son of Guy Burton, | burchased from these people, but their “-“,", AN ,"‘,' i “;-"‘,‘“ l";'-.”"" How xtension table, Mr. and Mrs. | Ross Tow rriger, Will' Burns, | has returned from o seven months’ so- | 8Kins were badly hancled, which detracts | nicoly ho had accomplished his purpose E. L. Armstrong; horseshos rack, . E. | B, Towle Connell, F. Burns,. | journ in Europe. from their valug, being merely dricd in “uhmu{.(n;- l"\lnl.mlhi.lunll :.-mml.]-.l lllw i L4 vor | el C 1 pdic. . v g or being s o fr 5 cause of the sup on; hence > ub- Jlumo; toilet set, Mg, O. Novia; silver | Carl Connoll, T “Lost, Harry Stovons, L | ° Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. McKinnoy, of | tie sun aftor bolng stripped from the ani- | €40 BLE06 SUprRYation; henco, Lho b ling a lively air and occasionally in with a’cheory army song to drive away the blues th wt droy knives and forks, Mrs.George Armstrong | Squires, Fred Lake, L. Moores; M. Ken- Aurora, will spend the holiduys with on, frequently casting his eyes over his and Miss E. Armstrong; ink box. un- | purd, F. Webster, Geol Dandy, M. | Mrs, (! 3 or follower was keeping “is distance with silver water set, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin [ Mrs, Kitehen had an informal evening |, Mr. and Mrs. M'x;ll }\‘vln'lt‘-.\'j\\i Yl“"k- Philadelpina Press: An oid story of a | formerly been. The patient reacted from Dml' «.“Mr. :;nd Mrs. Il Monday. The guests were invited o 6 ('1,:',',';'[‘;“rl‘:\f:-:"ll"l-ltxi‘\\!:ix!:.‘\"‘ With their 1 @ Ginan wino, m tie sociery of twenty-five and Mo ey jewe R\ ool o 5 vasi follower . augh A e X, 3 NAT IR 5 Irof o wure Tt Se T . and Mrs, . Camminas and da Ololbok ten which wis followed | With | " Miss Grace MeManus, Mise Mubol Orch. | YEUS o, was « prominent figure | the logs and ho wis able to move bis feot. odor and jewel case, Mrs, Rosetta Farns: Those present were De.and Mrs. | ;14 ind Miss Flora Stanton have returned | tnd whose relatives are conspicuous i | the first time in nearly a year. About the worth; ease of spoons, N. and P. Frenzer; 8, Mr. and Mrs, Garrabrant, Mr, and | from school for the holidays. socicty to-day, was bronghit out by a let- | saime time sensation began to return in Poo's works, Mrs. J. 'W. Howell; si Mrs. McCord, Mr. und Mrs, Tower, Mr. C. IL Dewey returned from Chigago | ter recervea in town afew days ago, ‘The | the limbs. In about th weeks he proaching, he appled whip and platted i spedy team o the . On B went at n furious rate for several of valuo on the gold "dalved from the | JEMENE L 3 Jubols Tt for soversl mines of this wodern Tand of Ophir, | {ESE BSOS RS0 R ho_ looked Anditis a fair presumption that more | ¢ A whil than half of the 60,000,000 inkihitants of this republie, who are enjoying its won derful prosperity, rosulting largely from with Miss Bertha Van Camp on Twentieth i‘(«nn niy arty to visi lllifl\vl dian vil- :lll'dll~4“l\'l ry of gold in C: ||Lv1h||:l. luli streot e e upon n dilapndated hut on | Jored) becamo strong enough to stand | Peen born since Gon. Sherman indcuted | PEEA tharoushly e g i e e S iaarkss linon tablo cloth, | @ swobua Garden of sretey Giets, | Tho Missos Mabel and Nellie Cotter the cutekirte, wnd making a desiv for 8 | witli nasistanco, and tuke a step or two, | 0 first gold spovimen with lus tocth Down the hill hisaemy ambulince rosred 3 ; wnd Miss Maud Paul nome for the | drink of water an excuse for asking a- |y is'now ablo to walk to tho end of th TR v and rattled, and his aninals took the bits Boliduys from the aeademy of the Tm. | mission, Uknoeked at the door. Tnreply [ [Iv 33 BoW apio to Witk 1o the end of th . Your itights on the Road. maculate Canception, at Davenport, la, | to my stimmons, a feeble voico answored [ frar® {3 st down i s chiir with oom: | 66070 Tlorald: A man numed Myron castor, Mrs, E. B. Carter and Mrs. .J. and Mrs. Paxton, Mr. aud Mrs. Fitch | last week accompanied by his daughter, | writer was an English woman of rank j"("lll'_j':;l HOmOEY ‘;:hl_dw”. bis logs Koith; cake dish, toothpick holder, eream | and Miss Fiteh, Mr. and Mrs. Shiverick, [ who is attending Miss Grant's school, who may be spoken of as Lady X an SN0 410 SASSUEE LA (pOsL BN pitcher, no name; pickle boat, 8. H. | Dr,and Mrs, 'Lee, Dr. and Miss Me: | Miss Elvie Curry, & prominent young | In her letter she said: “Last summ Farnsworth; teapot, tea tray aud eake | Parlin, Colonel and Mrs, tanton, and | Jady of Se s Spo o the holidays s teaveling in Alaska. I strayed nws Alkh. Mea: Gt ez oM Noio [ Lirtimg Coloncl und Mrs. tanton, and | lndy of Schuyler, 1 sponding U oliday vuveling iy Lewis; frunt dish, Miss Corn Butler; setof | Grossman, Mulford and Taylor, ack, und thero was the white horseman within a few rods of him, coming like the wind, but with the noiseless grace of zephyr. Tho licutenant was now pretty thoroughly frightencd, and ho on his breast and knces which e has kept ever since, In this str: o posture he sleeps for hours, scemingly as well us the other patients about him. He Corrigan; *Familine Bivd Very fow companics can boast of such largo ' pointing, Mr. and Mre. W. . | 22 Sun Francisca is in o topsy-turyy con probably never will regain its former | 1. BIy has done"the public some serviee | wag snatehed down the hillavound shiarp e oy are oio! 5 i R X 1 was supprised to hear English so well o S AP ‘ o Py S T A g 4 . Manntand: the . Misses: Truland: fa exception they are vivacions, young and | gition “just now, judging from the fol spalen il with such distiiat veiement | POWer: but he will e a useful man. The | in compiing from court reports a manual | curves,and over the rickety bridge which exprossed in the tone in 5o out of the way for w genuino runnway, With crash and d's company. Without an in excellent English, bidding me enter. fans, Miss Brady; mahogany parlor | pretty, and come of good familics. Miss | Jowing extract from a recent letter: *San stand, T. F. Brennan; tidy, BMiss Belle | Efie Germon made quite & reputation at | Francisco can furnish plenty of exci w wlace, Hesitatingly | pushed open the Meldrum; plush patent rocker, Mr. and | Wallack's theatre, New York, where for | ment at present. The cabmen and ear- [ g 00 - CERRETE vs. Briarly; plush rocker, Minnieand | 3 'jo10 (ime she has been connected, | Men are on a strike, and the mobs make | ik mi~\w.‘.li(l::::::|:4u.rm;‘»]l::l ,d:\ll‘:-.h;nl.l "Tiris 12 hor first season on the rond. Mss | things lively. “The other evening a by- sealskin mufl, Martin Gibson. brothor of the bride; general furnishing of « house, ather and mother of the brido wound has gradually “closod up, leaving | of the raitway passenger's legal rights, | spanned the murmuring creck. Here the only a shght sar, and eauses him Httde | Wi when and where may s passenger | Beutenant’s description of the scene was or no pain. i appet has returned, | o djected SEETY TR T [,..,,'\,,.,,m a | thiilling and poctic. The mooniight on and he eats s mneh as o laboring wan, e sIng question for conductors, and | the Tippling surtace of the ereek formed the. excreise of thoe right 15 cortainly | Weird, fantastic shapes, and as his nerves humiliating to pasiengers were strung to the most sensitive piteh, 1Moo nerior was s nd gloomy that for a moment Y| could not'sce. When my eyes had be i ieridan is the charming | Stander wasshot through the head. The | oo e wecustomed to the change from Profit = - .‘1.(..v|.“.\r of the well known 11.:'.31.“5 messenger boys, threeor four hundred | guviioht [ saw lying on n miserablo cotel | . L fefit in Sentimental Songs, For mstance, it 15 one thing 1o preveny | the eyo of his imuginution suw zobling aughtor of 4l Ctrong, aro demanding more pennivs 8 ing New York Mail and Exp An in- |, 8 LiSaE N0 W | and fwries and witches dancing alout on Gieorge Sheridan, once auditor of Vir- 5, A I } < | on’the floor the form of un elderly g / L dranken or @ disorderly person or i i ginia, and who'is renowned for his [ 4 pitradu the streets with posters of | i woman, whose eyes wero full of a | teresting fact about successful songs may | Miad charactor” from bourding w train, | (he swarkling stream, whose very gorgle Society in Omaha. cleverness and wit, which is largely per- \_JH 5:"_.',_:’|m;:.:uv.l-“.. ll,w‘r'rl ”l:w-& :_x:I 1‘|nlj wild light, Pited up round her | be noted, and that is, only sentimental | and quite another to expel such u one I‘I‘Il"l‘ «”.1‘;’.‘\.“\i'\‘fl)‘m::'.]u1:::“1’ ."‘1;_' ];I»',"fi'.‘:' Ay events have given way to | Peiuated in his daughter, Miss Sheridun DILY foc ‘]' ik tho tim | 'I“‘“‘I“ 4100 | were many books, which I eonld already | songs make any moncy Humorous [ after being lawfully on board, ut horo 18 w bero the olimnx of his BRI AYania Lave @ f was born at Painesville, ‘Ohio, but while | I to kill some one, and thore have been | ojourly determine had beon mach used. © | ongs beeome very popifar, They ave | But having lawfully allowed a drunken grouc P AR SR i BRGNS iR Christmas festivivios, and the Iull bas | S0 young removed with her' parents to | Ve murders in as many diys, A stenmoer “Thie woman greeted mo kindly, and | app! 1 the theatre when a favorite | man to get on bonrd, he ¢ 10t bo ex € ‘l I‘ wl horror 1 wits ‘uy.‘ ;I‘. 5 the been almoss unbroken during the past | Now York, whero she was edneated, | 1onded with oil burned at the water e presently 1 picked up some of the vol- | sine n, and are laughe ellod during the jouracy unloss bowis- | hale horseman drove Hown the hill iiko & waook. Poople biwvo been better entertained | graduating'at the normal collige, Snd | While th entertalument. s goibg o, | ymas and looked into thom. T Teaves | wnrcstraincdly, but very fow m o a- | behaves. ialons, pue olila the lonseasnt-wap with the pleasant excitoment ineident to | made hor debut two years ago. Last | 1 ;',"‘1’: MR e D, ;Ifl';_'“;;”"""}n wore crumpled and many passages | dience ever ihink of buying copies of Yhon, too, o compuny. may rofusa to | FTORLIK T TGRS B BE BEARS W Spuod te mosk Joy giving season, and havo in- | Season she played sceond to Kato Clax, | FInous tunble, wid ot st with, | marked, and 1 owas amazed to see that | ghem. This is peculiarly truc of t de- | allow wsenger 10 board atrain wit UL AILAL SHIIGN. oM AtUID, fithy L GLIDE-0a40N, {giy. | ton; She wubout twenty-one years old | ¥ Womon wore sugn on the strects with | the books were all by Greek and Latin | scrivtion of humorous ditty known s the | 0 s ticket, butif o suceeeds in gotting | £hostiy phin R, AR ON QR d themsolves in tho luxury of giv- | i\ Cothie handsome, - Miss Toate out painted faces. authors. ' The woman seomed to enjoy | topieal some, Tvmay be explained that | aboard o cannot be ovpeliod for wan of | theliest time H‘I'“'I’" fRansen '{""fl; i sure to others, ( stmas is an | Cameron is the aaughter of a pl T—— my expression of surprise, und rather | his is a song in which the materialof the | # ticketif he tenders tie 1 i “_‘“'“;{ ) u:u'i.»m'l. "‘I 05| 'v""-' l“vl‘ his event in which young snd old are oqually | at Troy, N. Y., where she was born and Thieves' Annual Supper. somchow to tako itas a cimpliment to | different ver ur to give point | Butif you refuse to pay vour far Thaneat, 08 Wie LUNBUE BAYA. LHOL-hiore intercsted, and it would be hard to decide | raised. Her tamily, who are quite London Standard: Last night over 200 [ hersclf, and said that the books made up | 'to a s which Tnvariably | the tra n” has been stopped for 1 ‘,:m pf.,\.., ""l”‘“ “”'““:“ Tt _“r' 'I;““*‘.‘[ which derive tho keenest satisfaction, | Wenlthy and well known, were very much [ men and lads * helonging the falmost’ lier: sole companiomsbip. — Sho | forms the last e of the vorse, ‘Che per. | poso of putting you off, a subsequent | 1ot come down the bill attor him o s * | opposed to her adopting the stage as u | rescued criminal classes down | tok up one and read it alowl in ‘a voico | formanco practically amounts to pig- | offer to puy dovsnot give'you u right (o | Seamod 8 tuoussnd boress -wor tlm\.um;}u!ka with their exaberance of profession—even yet some of them vefuse | to - the annual subst sup- | and with a manner that shbwed was | gling with lan, ro, the effect coming main nor tike from the ‘conductor the | #4110PY ‘{""‘L"(-‘ "\‘”” en pavement and animal spirits aud exbilavating anticipa: | to recognize her, * Miss Cameron is infat- | per of meat, plum pudding, elearly aequainted with the: whole sub- | from the humorous and unexpocted illus. | Vight to excluds you from the car, WiRBiak skl AR A0 MICEUENG HOEOSE Wi tions of what may bo in store for them | uated with the stagy, and protests that | teras, with and coflbe, given by | Joct, “As for mysclf, | had sg neavly for- | tration which can be addueed of the iden | - Nor having boen put oft do you™ gain a | Hhe therattic of o thowsind wheels, On oir more serene and contemplative | sho will stick to it, vegardless of all, Hor | the St, Giles stian Mission” in tho | gotten all my classical leathing that 1| embodied in the adopted phrase It to ro-euter immediatoly” on tendor- | Mo auiter of Lo biislge ho showy horue TS, debut was made two yeurs ago as Mary | chapel build Lito Wild street, | understood only & senieiiés liero and | © Given on tho stiuso. by dn expert sing eithor the fure or a ticket: Yan for- | B Sler SWERE By il Tk & Sush, Next week there will bo a resnme of | in the dramatization “of Hugh Conway's | Drury lane, chapel was profusely [ there. Tie woman went b to say that | er, who enforees the points of the verses | fell your right to continue on the train, [ (ho sl wits itlad avithsbinll demo socinl gayeties, and a number of brilhant | novel, “Called Buck.™ Miss Emerson, | de wit andovergreens, «conncetion of the late Chiof | by appropriate setion facial expres. | | EXcept that if tho train stons at a rogu- | laughtor, On it went, the dized wid parties are on the tapis. The question | who made her apyearance recently in | v here we res of banners in- D ilpin, of Delaw 1 had m, thes s are vory effective, | larstat 1l bofore being cjec \ g TSR A QAR 3 wad that sometimes vexes socioty wow to | Chie: to n part written and interpo- | seribed with inspiriting mottoes and 1 of herself icy lan, sSungin t by un ordinary voes the fare is oflfered, the cou A AROK SR Y ot Vary its tedium ocecasionally. "An eastern | lated into the text of “Prinee Kar by | seriptural quotations. The Lord Mayor s she lovied seclusion | st and without the effcet which eomc reeeive it L Lol A of 1he hostess who is venowned for her iugent | Mr. Manstield, 1s the daughter of Generat | presided, unong those present were hest charms of eiviliza- | from the assembly of a lurge number It is a familiar vale that in eas Aviab aiicors iid the ately gave a series of | Walker, an ex confederate who | Mr. Hatton, supe ndent of the mis- | tion 3 -|‘|: [ tarned to ongs ahuost iny lawful to expel a pussenger, it n 0 ;\1' " n o ;“:;l parties which, for miny days afterward | was onco the puetner of Ma bo- | sion, and Mr, Wh , seerelary. Mr. [ leave her and said good | s answered ) consequones they a done with as little force and yio UYOPD! YOS 1) teh formed @ wheme of gossip amc r | nanzs king. She is the v s late | Howard Vincent, M, P.; Mr 1. Burt wlien 1o voice, ihd instuntly \ and the must Bb- | vossible, and in a munucr 50 as not #lo, sherill of th ' 44 gt friends Governor Gilbort Walker of Virginia, | ley,M. P.; Colonéi the Hon. G. Cough, | was absorbed in one of her vhlumes, Sho | 1istors vo them to the wo jure hinm, widvly known « itory. In Lhotirst venture was o p sive | Miss Emerson is a pretty brunctte, with | 8ir' W, Charley, the Hon. Arthur Kin® [ wmade o great impression upon my uugeeatoful, much to the pul In sonie states a statue provid tho cuso of Mr. Mo rienc ®re party »t which iustend of the | flashing eyes, Being tall and stately, | naivd, Sir John Hartman, assistant com- | aginat and [ have been wonacr wiary gricf On the the expusion must be at a1 WALAR LINKS i de Q&0 seore eards, a tiny siate with | and having o good education, 2 will | missioner of police, Mr. Monro, Cant. | cver ther the story sha told « tal” song may be su station, or near somo dwelling nouse, | Hiation shortly Bponge attached was used to koen track | doubtless adorn the profession she has | Kirkpatvick, and Mr. Suunders! Aftor [ her family velationship could be exaetly ho howe circlo by an inexperienced | A violation of such a proyision makes the | the phintom, which of the game. At the or, which was | chose supper, which was served in the aute- | true,’ : posity dircotion A er with very faie effeet. Somchow | company lisble, VTR an unporkant item in the entertainmoent At rooms and galicries, the guests each of | Further inquiry in town disclosed the | or athor tho omalerlying. Sctiment. son Y o1 st exbibitor daliverun a tlokot | Bens the Cax e Art Gossip. ) itin ) the plate ewrds boroe a toothpick umbrelly LAY 2 whom was supplied with a° pretty bunch | fact that the pieturesque recluse was Miss | vives the st outrateis. (et when properly requested. You cannot and the guetation “I bring you a tooth’ | | :“x‘"‘ Shafer i3 doing some escellent | of fowers, cate in and took seats 1 the | Mary Gilpin, whom many eid Philadel | how bettor. taying qualitics e ;f.‘.,,,‘l,: rido upon & bogus o Improper tcket, | quad C anor Cehtviar pick now from the farthest inch of Asia." | landssape work & A pel phians will reeall. Bhs was a consin of | has, The melodies are simple, the | Ror on one which has “expired,” Bor o1 | (hariotio Malone, of A fow duye after, this enterprising [ - Miss Batbach hus puta flook of bivas on |~ The surperintendent, Mr. George Hat- | the late Chief Juziise Gilpin, and & sister | thomeis o spressed tind a welcome atnong | # forged or stolen ticket, nor yet on one A hostoss gave a “puper lunch'’ and set | Wine satin with pretty effoct, ton, then read a report of the work done | to Mr. Huiry D. Gilpin of this city, whoso | ail cfasscs of people, and the sheet musie | purchased with counterieit money. An SRRy g PR abouit to transform her srtistic home into Mus, Higginson has turned out consid- | by the mission during the past year in | wife pecamd so celebratod for her beauty | finds its way 10 thousands of pisno racks | Hinois decision makes you AT Rty a region of dissue paper. The effeot was | erable delicate work on bolting, uiding released couviets und other prisva- | and swuetness of manuer. She lived a | throughout the land, and so the publisher | pulsion, without redress, if you | by ight and pretly beyond anything. Miss Mamie Joslin has completed a | ers. He said of the 20,525 prizoaers re- | great deal in the south and was one of | beconmes hag ud affluent, 1o ticket, refuse to pay fire, even though Tho walls and eeilings woere iy with | ditlicalt figure-pie strect ehild. leased from the four metropolitan prisons | the most extreme in her secessionist pre- - ~ the fare asked be more tuan the price of theg delicats fabrio and tissue flowers | John Mulyauy, a famous artist of | it the year euding last Novemuer no | dilections of that coterie of southern | Henry Gwaltney dug inge amound near | & ticket, You may 1 for viola Wore pluced everywhere. Even the table | Now York, 1s spending few days in the | fewer than 12 had accepted the so- | women partisans which made an inter- | Wakulls, Fia., recently and found & skull | tion of law, or for williul breaches of any Huds 9 was taid with paper and the saluds were | ;107 . id ¥ ciety's invitation to breakfast, and of that [ esting figure during the veriod of tie | that must have be d to a giwnt. Tho | reasonable rules mado by the compiny | tiin' in institution, served in nL-ouhslm TLe table ‘were Misa Williwns 18 painting an idval number 4.5671 had signed the temperance | war. * Sho became quite poor by reason | under jaw was parti cly 1arge, g | You cannot ride on a ticket purehused | as it we sthle, on weeoont of waited om by two preity littlo “girls fomblo buad 1n. Elisabattas i vl | pledge. In addition to that 5,751 had been | of the war, but aftersard recovered | twice the size .J:m ordinary man's, and | with counterfeit mouey, :f the cowmpaiy’s | ber great hor through dressod i the daintiost of tissue paper | FEVEC FORTIE BZGDELaL Tull, on 8 | a5sistud (o eurn an honest livalihood in | enough to live in moderate comtort. none of the tectlh was missing from cither | agents ure apprised of (hat fuet tho dnir to dny of the colls, . She is Qostumes. The I-.uh..-‘ wore gay. bounots .A;'»« S P e T Yyarious ways, at an expense of £3.000 She seemed to be possessed with an i Jjaw, aud but ene showed any signs of Whare there is no such wite reguir-] suid io w laundred pound \issue, aad ourried home to tuuie | - Miss Lowe recently. oblained a protty | There bad also boen fty-six young boys | resistible impulse to wander,.and she has | dociy, ing expulsions 10 be miade ai some - husbands' & souvenir baskot crocheted | Ves d ':v {I; q ": udy of wa Hies | brought up for sentence intrusted to the | lived in adi guarters of the ‘globe, in the - — - regular stopping plaee or v fwelling, Cotner & Areners udd to South Omalia Arom strips of tissue and fillod with con. | i1 4 shower of vain drops. wission to recluim, oyery oue of whow | farorient as woll us in the west." Some | = Buker Place—Call on W. G. Albright, | the pussenger uiny be put off ut any con’ | —cheapest and bost property in tha! dcctions, A euchro party that followed | - Collins & Shuntz bave put some fiue was doing well, Jears ago she adopled w prouty girl of | p18 5. 15th str., for choice bargaing, yenicnt point. excent that be ounhot he wicoilie Lo b 43 K Mluvine . viver, on the road leading between the The Little Satt Lake AL AR At A 5 oot | the spring of 1818 about sixty miles Ul e 3 8. Pitts which oceurred Monday evening ses L, 1) AL MeGavoek i § b6 U | i U n full dress, somewhat | follow could mnot lie in the recumbent | [b,0ohio%,iosent city of Sacramonto, | MILKIEY nosts of Fort Abramam Lincoln 3 Arthur Guiou is hos he 1 ¢ i | . Arthur Guiou is home from the Pecks | ukin to the Edenie costume of old—the | posture nor on his side in consequence S and Fort Yates, is a phantom which ap- at the home of the bride’s parents, 1111 A Child’s kill academy fig:lor e e e S T o | General Mason was at that time in com- ! ; gl \ ! g ) i s r risthins o ace . £ aun ig-leaf, of the cxtreme pain attending such | FEEREE S SO S Torces in Cali | Pears to certain travelers whenever they B California streot. The bride is o groa Mrs, Furguson, of Omaha, is visiting in i ! and is fat and heart - other wi wielphia Ired