Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1888, Page 2

2 ,..F__—-_— THE NEBRASKA CHAUTAUQUA. Enthusiastic Ratifications of the Republican Nominations. HEAVY RAINS AND WASHOUTS. Wrains Abandoned—Mugwumps Re- pent-—J. Sterling Morton Sorry— DLrowned—Killed By Lightning —*Qorsos" for Nebraska City, The Summer City dt Crete. Crete, Neb., June 25 ccial to T Bre.|—The assombly grounds- are now in readiness for the multitude of people who purpose attending the seventh session of the Nebraska Chautauqua, which convenes the day after to-morrow, The vanguard of this multitudo has already arrived and found com- fortable quarte in the Summer City A casual glance over the ample grounds shows that no pains have been spared to make thom s nearly as possible all that could be reason ably desired. All the buildings and additions have been completed, the campus mown, the ve cleared of surplus growth, and the ents pitehed. What great improvements have been made in the appearance ana appoint. ments of the assembly grounds are evident to the observer us soon as he enters the gates. A matorial point in this regard is the prosence of so many new aud handsome buildings. The enlargement of the pavilion @end the dining ball add much to the appear- ance and convenionco of these structures. The Presbyterian headquarters are especially unique and attractive; the Y. M. C. A. build- ing also presents a pleasing appearance and the G. A. R. building will be no less pleasant $0 the eye when it is provided with the broad double verandas which the builders propose mdding to it cre another yoar., The 500 tents now distributed over the grounds—here in long, prim rows, and there fn picturesque coafusion--make a very pretty picturc and constitute a veritable city of Rents. It is the well ordered encampment of ® great army, an army not of warriors, but of seekers aftor physical, mental and spiritual pleasure and profit. 'All_that is needed to perfect this popular and _rapidly-growing Bummer city on the banks of the big blue, is fhe busy life that will soon surge through its #hady streets, and fill its pleasant cottages end multitudinous canvas residences, Besides the 500 tents,the grounds now con- fain about thirty substantial fraie buildings. Of these twelve are private cottages, seven e headquarters buildings, and the rest are alls, ofiices, stores, luncheon rooms, ete. *hese frame buildings,nearly all of whic! h are Yoth large and attractive, give an air of thrift and permanance to the grounds which they would not otherwise possess. Threo car loads of tent furniture have ar- rived, and tent-dwellers can purchase it on the grounds at cost price, or rent it at roa- sonable rutes. ‘Those who have this matter In charge have a large and well selected tock of tent furniture, and will offer it at tnuch better terms than could be obtained last year. It is the object of the assembly 0t t0 make money on these articles sold or ented to tent-dwcllers, but simply to obtain the cost price. Several dozen row boats have been pro vided, and are now swinging idly at their moorings near the hall in the grove, await- ing the coming of the floating population that every year can be found on the river at all gorts of hours. The little si $Belle of the Blue, has been ne Y gnd painted, aud presents a brave appear. ance. It will doits part to increase the en- Joyment of v ors, and its familiar whistle, Svhich hus been jocosely likened to an Alpine horn, will rend the cars of nervous mortals and awaken the cchoes that slumbering along tho willowy river banks and among the wooded hills. 1t is o matte of congratulation that the ssembiy workers who come here from broad will have comfortable spartments in unning hall, that their meals will be served n the largo dining room of the same build- ng and tnat they will be rom the in- conveniences and - annoyances of previc jears. The matter of p ng suitable ccommodations for distinguished yucsts heretofore workers | ably meglected, but now that the small out-of-the- been unuvo building which their hitherto place, and whic risively du huis given place 10 the 1l named in honor of the assembly’s \d edicient superintendent -of in- tion, the 1 be no further lack in this direction. has frame urived and installed in their to-day’s arrivals pre gottin mssembly are Messrs, ( ch, Leavitt and Gregory and their families, of Lincoln. Rey. ory has rented Mr. Hardenberg’s cot- tx‘lgv and_Mr. Leavitt and wife will sha eithicr the Welch cr Calvert cottag he four families will cmploy <perienced coolk, @ large . tent w o as their Kitcion and they will form a joliy little community modeled after the Shuker plau of haying everything in common, A tolegram just received from Judge Thomas M. Cooley, president of the inter Bt v.nnommmwu:mnn-.um 5 follows : ot to leave Aun Arbor Friday and ete Monday afternoon.’” . y lawyer in the stute preparations 1 come and Lear Boundest and most cloquent jurists in th This day will be equal to the ¢ mage will be here, in point of and in point of the ability of the sy A telegram received from Senator M should make one of the #ow this morning says that he will be here July stay but one and then yeturn to Washington, The senator makes this trip espocial assembly grounds at July 4. The effort that he is fiere at that time is such that eve gon ssibly be here should do so is speech. “oon the wesday, 1o be youe who ud hear The IMirst regiment of the Knights of Pythins and the I au club, of Lincoln, wnd a large dolos he G. A, R. of tho state will bo present and participate - the roceedings, On the evening of the 4th the lambenu club will give ono of their finest Bisplays of firaworks, as they did last year. At is suid that Colonel Hotchliss mude this club second to none in the country. A Flour Store Attachment. DeWirr, Neb,, June 26, Special to Tue Bei.|-Considerable excitement Las been created in DeWitt by the arrcst of C. B, Bailey, an cx-saloon kecper, for selling Yiquor without a liecuse, Ho was brought to tr e Hancock and fo i _guilty on one charge, Anoth - gun, but continued until 4 o' Are six or seven more chal - pal witnesses in tho case are two detectives from Lincoln, who know what whisky is. of our most prominent business men sworo they could mot tell lemonade from whisky. The law had been very well en 1 up to the past tw twas | ock. The The prin ct'the full per ity 1¢ gram to Tur the heaviest ever known in this section of the i 5 oountry. Old sattlers who have lived here i for eighteen years say they have never seen t the Republican river as high as it now is Thero ure great fears that the bridy this p{ placeAvill o out, as it has been y B Bettug all day 1thou st #= =~ “Drid;es on the Republican its streozth is not sufticient the | L greut pressure of the W are i sbandoned between liere 1, and v ¢ portion of the track. is rep sht 3 &) et under water. Our mails are all P ircetions. — Washouts are reported all alon, » e B. & M. lne. Very litt I | v ¥ ¥ Cracksimen Caught . b L Guibs Roea, June i, [Special L B “Welegram to Tun Ber.— 1 pud- teorge Tracy, two yo excitement, known hercoccurred af ing. be nearly " §10,000. rendered unsaf gram to Tie Ber. ] —Cieorge Ber in the employ of the Union Pacific switchman serious st by cian pronounced th Tue Be gram to T man on Council Bluffs freight o'clock and south gram to Tur B 1853 0f ¢ two members, McFarland, in the M, lar. gram to Tue | fifteen parts of the state ar blew open the safe of A. Garber here ks night. They were -m-md here to-day an brought befors K. O. Parker, justice of the pe They waived oxamination and were bound over to the district court. The republicans are ratifying the nomina tions made at Chicago and will roll up a big malority for Harrison and Morton in No- vember. Near! night. v four inches of rain fell here last Crops never looked better. Crops, Politics and Patriotism. Erknons, Nob,, June 20.—[Special to Tns Big.]—Farmers in this vicimity are jubilant over the present crop prospect. The outlook for a bountiful Larvest was never more fat- tering. tensive preparations nave been made to let the proud bird of freedom soar here on the Fourth of July Hon. A. J. Poppicton and family, of Omaha, have taken up their summer resid Oakliand cottage, one mile north of her Republicans here to a man are enthusiastic over the choi ago convention e at of the Chi The Chure Brarsanp, Neb,, —[Specialto T ]~=The M. E. church at this place was h appropri Sery| Sunday. presiding elder of York district, 1 the dedicatory sermon. Mr. Bean's ering ability was offectual in liquidat church, having raised in small subscriptions 2510 in’ twenty five minutes. At the evening service enouih money was raised to puy the pastor's salar for one year. Thus the church beging its good work under very favorablo conditions, A Progressive Town. Cozan, Neb,, June 26.—[Special Télegram to Tre Bee.|--Cozad has now a good brick d in full operation, a man by the name of Bualdridge having opened up one last weck. The quality of brick made is excollent, and before snow flies several brick blocks will have been erected. Our business men have again put their shoulders to the whoel. This tine it is o creaniery and cold storage’ rooms for handling eggs and butter, costing $7,000. oht Lifted. finan ing the incumbrance on the ‘When completed the establishment w be second to none in the state. Bridges Washed Away. Lso¥, Neb,, June 26.—[Special Telegram to Tk Brm.)—The hoaviest fall of rain over Jo'clock this morn- Elk crock is out of its banlk, and all the in its course are swept away or ¢ injured. The 10ss to the county will The B. & M. bridge was Crops are not badly dam- aged except a little rye that was o v ripe. hiuing struck tho horseof jev, A. A A Switchman Hurt. uno 20.—[Special Tele- on, who is s night in tho yards, met with quito a accident late last evening. While rding on the platform of a caboose the ars came together with such force as to hirow him violently against the car, king iis head and causing unconsciousness and a wumber of bruises. The company’s physi- injuries as not' fatal, Cheering for Harrison, Praixview, Neb., June —[Special to e telegram announcing the nomination of Harrison was promptly placed o on the bulletin board amid cheers. The ag was hoisted and the peal of the an- alled, to the republican breast the ght of certain victory with such a noble an at the head as Harrison. Bon fires loomed up at night and there was great A Brakeman Killed. seril, Mo., June 26,—[Special s Tully, a St. St. Tole- brake- Joseph & the brake the K f the car on n W last n v wis June he city council last inanco again chang- > names of the streets and adopting rt system. All streets north of e to be known 1 nto T z, 1 another or ¥ the use of his s 1duates. June 26.—[Snecta The Stanton public schools col corge Eberiy and Miss F The ises chureh and wer These are audience, the Minister. . —[Special Tele- gations from about zations in various here to-n to take Ordainin ‘WaTERLOO, 1o, June k. ] —Dele Baptist con: part in the ordination of Rev, G, T. Holt, the unewly elected pastor ot the I church of this city, one of the ishes in tho stat by Lightning. [Special ‘Pele- 1an of twoenty g fiftoen miles lulu-:l south of th ity, was struck by lightning lust night during a rain storm. He was standing in front of an open window in v nd was instantly killed. to Tue Ben. | in the apparently about forty was nude and in an ad position jan was found s morning, He was ars old. The body ced state of decoi- Two People Suffocated. St. Pavr, By the burning of a sm house occy by Lad Bureister this morning, Bureistor's thirteen m Chippewa Lalls, Wis., were Fatally Hurt This evenin 15 2ennsylvania City by which jour fatall, That Tired Feeling The warm weathor has a debilitating effect, especially upon those who are within doors most of tho time, The peculiar, yet common complaint kuown as “that tired fe 13 the result. This fecling can be en overcome by taking Hood's the functions of the body, 1 could not sleep; had no appetite, I took Hood's Sarsaparilla and soon began to sleep sound 1 get up w tired and la £; and my fmproved.” appetite SANFORD, Keut, Olio, Strengthen the System Mood's Sarsapa three peculiarities remedial ila s eharacterized b 1st, the combination of 2d, the proporti the proces: uring the active medicinal qualitics. The result is a medicine of unusual strength, off Litherto unkuown, Send for book ec ditional cvidence, wrHood's Sarsatarilla tones up my grstem, purities my blood, sharpens my ap and ake 1o over.” J. P, THOMFSON, Decds, Lowell, Ma. s all others, and gol BAKKINGTON, New York City. Hood’s Sarsaparilla €old by all druge!sts. $1; six for §5. Made only by C. L. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass, A0 Bauk Btr FINISHED IN FOUR ROUNDS. Pat Killen Knocks Patsey Cardiff Out in Short Order. SIOUX CITY JOINS THE WESTERN. The fowa Town Succeeds to 8t. Louis' Place—Minneapolis Beats St Paul—Chicago Deteats Mil- waukee-Sporting News, The Killen-Cardiff #ight. MiSNEAPOLIS, June 26, —[Spocial Telbgram ne Bee.]—Tho long anticipated glove cst between the two bitter rivals for the championship of tho northwest, Pat Killen d Patsoy Cardiff, came off in the Wash- wton rink this evoning. The arrangements to were for fifteen rounds, revised Marquis of Queensbury rules, for 125 per cent of the mon Every scat in the house was ocoupied, the audience numbering 4,000 people. The battlemen had been trying hard and were in good condition. Killen tipped the scales at 185 pounds and Cardifft weighed 150. The articles of agreement called for the selection of a ref- cree three days before the fight, but there was 1o agreement until this afternoon when a Minneapolis newspaper roportor was sel- ected: There were no preliminaries and shortly after 0 o’clock the two principals ap- peared in the ring. Cardiff was accompanied by his partner, John Donaldson, and Killen v his trainer, John H. Clark, First round—Cardiff pushed the fighting and forced Killen to the ropes. The round ended with no advantage on cither side. In the second Cardiff agan opened, land- ing on his opponent’s chin and following up the blow with a series of rushes, sending llen against a post with torrible force. hird Round—Killen got in his first effec- tive blow, landing with his right on Cardiff’s face. After a little time wasted in sparring, Cardiff forced Killen around the ring, land- ing several times on his face and chest. Fourth Round—Cardiff led, striking Killen in the breast and following with one in the stomach, but Killen landed a terrific right hander on Cardiff's neck, sending him to the floor on his face. Cardiff falled to rise before sixteen seconds had elapsed and the fight was given to Killen, WESTERN ASSOCIATION. Sioux Uity Seccures St. Franchise. 60, June 20.—[Special Telogram to —The directors of the Western base ball association held a meoting in this to-day and selected the Sioux City base Dall club to fill the vacancy caused by the withdrawal of the St. Louis Whites. The directors decided that the game won by the Des Moines club from the Chicagos in this city May 8, shall stand as a championship game iustead of an exhibition game as stipu- lated when the game was played. This was done with the consent of Manager Morton. There were present, James A. Hart, Milwau- kee; A. M. Thompson, St. Paul; Jim Sher- Louis Whites man,Des Moines Menges, Kansas City S. G. Morton, Chi The clubs that ap- plicd for admission were: Denver, repre- sented by W, H. McClintocks Lincoln, repro- sented by Menges: Davenport, by B. Donahue, and the' Sioux ted by the munager, W. foux City club is consid- ered the best located geographically and Mr. 1 states that the stockholders, who ome of the wealthicst men of the y, have told him not to spare money in_ get a good club. He already” picked out a part of id witl be ready to play the Des Moines club at Des Momes July.d. A bond of £10,000 was piven by the Sioux City club not to withdraw from the socintion without the f all the other clubs, The clubawill cqual footing with the othe bs and will not be required to the standing which the St. T C. Bryan. has so far made. It will play fourte 105 each with all the other clubs and o will be the sume as that of the St. Louis Whites. Milwaukee Chteago CHicaGo, June ocial T BrE. |—Five hundred suffering mortals sat through the Western associ to-day. It was poor buse ball we the teams put up a good game that tremb! in the balance for nine inniv Capt Hengle changed his tactics and sent the vis. itors first to bat. They were within one of tying the score and their hopes ran high in the sixth inning, but they were dashed by the brilliant work of Long, Cusick was o first buse when Maskrey hit the sph ringing blow that sent 1t off to the left of center for what 00 people thought was a home run; but Long thought differently, and after 'running jumped for the ball and not only stopped it but caught it. Cusick had been making tracks for the home plate 50 fast that he was at third, ong before he could get to first tho 1 was in chognicl’s hind and a double play complot- 10 score aroons Milwaukes 02001000 Base hits- Maroons 9, 5—Maroons Coughlin and Stey 02100000 Min MiINNEA to Tue Be. aight are firm believe the proverbial ill luck of the number thirte After winning twelve straight games they foll down to-di and lost the thirteonth, Both Sowders Winkleman did great work in the pitche box, but the former’s support was wretched, while the latter's was all that could bo de- sired, hence the one-sidedness of the score: M 40000051 0-10 St, 1 00000102 0— Earncd vunsMinncapolis 4, St. Paul Two-baso hits—Winkleman, Shafor, | Double play—Walsh Haw Bascs ou balls—N Pal Struck out-- By Wi wlers 8. Stolen bases Left on bas 4, St Paul 4, Pirst base on ¢ apolis 8, St Paul 6, Tne—2:00, Unpir Powers, Games To-Day and To-Morrow, The Omalias will play the Cranc Brothers' city league team this afternoon, and the L faycttes, the champion colored team, to- morrow afterncon. Both games will be called promptly at 4 o'clock, and but 25 cents admission will'be charged 10 all purts of the grounds. Western Association Standing, Appended is the standing up to and in Plavea Won Lost Pr Ct 1 080 15 W25 17 5 Omwaha Chicago. . Minnean St. Lous Games Schedule To-day. Chicago vs. M aukee at Chicago, Miunecapolis vs. St. Paul at Minneapolis. Des Moines vs. Jausas City at Des Moiues, OTHER The National L Derkoir, June 26.—Re Detr D00000600 100000 wavand Van Halt Chicago 4. Er Uwmpire—Valent INDIANAPOLIS, June 6.—Kesult of to-day’s 00405 0 Indianapolis 11, [ T — dinnapois 3, Pittsimrg 6. Umpiro—Lynch. PRILADELPHIA Juse %, —The result of to- day's game:: Philadelphia....1,0 0,0 0 0 0 0 0—1 New York......0. 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 *—4 Pitchers—Casey and Koefo. Haso hits Fhnilsdelphin & New York 9, Brror Philadolphin 6, American Association. St. Louts, June 2.—~Result of to-day's game:: , New Yo Umpire~Kell, St. Touls 11188000 0-10 Cleveland.......0 0 000 1 0 1 0 04 CrxeINsATI, Jund 26, —Rosult of to-da, 10 incinnati 0200000 0- Baitimore. 20002000 0-4 LoutsviLLe, June 26, -] game Louisville. . 06010000 0-~7 Brooklyn 21000020 1-0 TURE EVENTS. A Row Over a Rac head Ba at the Sheep Course. Suerpsieadp Bay, June 26.—Winners of the races to-da; Nine furlongs—Tattler won, King Crab Cleveland third. Time— sccond, € ‘liree quarters of a mile—Diablo won, Sam Wood sccond, Aurania third. Time— 1:03 : One and threesixteenth miles—Trestan first, Tea Tray second, Charloy Druex third. Time—2:00, Trestan and Tea Tray had a terrific fight all the way down the home stretch. As they passed the judges’ line Tea Tray appearced to be a head in front of Trestan, and there were loud cheers and shouts of “Tea Tray wius.” A moment later Trestan's namoe was hm\;‘ up and immediately the cheers were changed to hisscs. An angry crowa surrounded the judges' stand and clamored for a reversal of the decision, which was denied, and aid from the police had to be invoked. Appleby is reported to have won 330,000 on the race. In consequence of the judge's de- cision the Dwyers scratched all their horses in the following races and it is reported that they intend taking all their horses from the track. Mile and a furlong—Eurus won, second, Dunboyne third, Time—1:58. Mile and a quarter—Leclogos won, The "L{ul‘bun second, Kaloolah third. Time— 2:14. Mileand three-sixteenths, on grass—Lan caster had a walk-o1 Washington Park Races, Cnreaco, June 26.—The weather was chilly and the track good. Attendance 6,000, For all ages, one and one-sixteenth miles: Badgo won, Santolene second, Trust thivd. Time—1:40% For maidens, three-year-olds, onc mile: Yum Yum won, Montpelier second, Recluse third. Time—1:451, For maidens, three-year-olds, one mile: Bohemian won, Keynote second, Range third, Time—1 441 Lakeside stakes, swoepstakes, for two- year-olds, $1,000 added, five furlongs: Prin- cess Bowling won, Sonoma sceond, Miunie Palmoer thir Time—1 One and one-fourth miles: Cary won, Mack second, Lela May third. Time— Three-year olds and upwards, three-fourth of a mile: Orderly won, Luke Dart sccond, Jacobin third, Time—1:16, Local Sporting Notes. A delegation of thé Onfaha wheel elub will £0 to Blair on the glorious Fourth to partici- pate in the races there, The Omaha gun b and the Omaha rifle club hold their regular weck!y shoots llIH afternoon. Pugilism is taking a long and much neadod rest in this city. At the fair grounds on the Fourth Prince will ride his wheel in a ten-mile against one of the speed Favor d Jac The Omaha ¢ shortly for a leven. P Gastfield, the catcher, has signed with Lima. Jack Healey is farming near St. Lo Some othe ers should low suit. Des Moines paper: Il take three 2 g with next 3 broken b N saa o T abes tnto ths 1 Wilson will pitch and catch this afternoon, Testimonial to Dr. Woodburn. After the regular exercises of the Turn n classes last evening, the members in celebration of Dr. Woodburn's in tended departure from Omaha, a session termed a “Commers,” which consists of a convivial programme in which cxcel I ud German songs are dispen: regular intervals. In the midst of this mer- king Philip Andres, the superintend cnt of the classes, and who t donoe much to give the Omab the prestige it enjoys, stood up and in of the members presented the popular physician an clegant gold watch' and Aftixed to the latter was a unique charm constructed of three clks' which was a_testimonial fror in the Elk lodge. * Doc” w pletely by surprise and for the watch teeth and his_brothers taken com- first time the ecant und accomplished young gentlemen was almost at a loss for words, Tears sprang 1o his s he uc witiful testi monial and the few words he grected with n storm of mainder of the evening | and gene alet) spoke were applause, The r aily in sang An Unknown Man Kiled. The last dummy into South Omaha, shortly after midnight this morninggkilled au un. known man. The wheels of the locomot and those of the trum of three cars passed over the body of the unfortunate, m it into an unrccognizable tass, The occurred near Himmond’s i tablishment, and the remains v until Coroner Drexel visits the scenc this morning. 1t is beheved that the man, who is not from appearances more than twenty-five years old, laid down on the tracks and fell asleep. There was nothing found on his per- son to disclose his identity by. Attempted Kidnap. A tough looking customer, giving the name of John Windruff, was caught in the act of trying to abduet a six-year-old girl lst even- inz, Afterthe circus performance was over her parents missed her just after they left the t They apprised Ofiicer | the affair, and a few winutes later ho found Vindruff leading her down Twenty-fourth street to Cu rested ling. » Kidnapper Balm foacrm s Farioct Gl 0@ 07 16000 onris. Bése hity [Burlington| | Route | C:BROAR: The Burlington takes the lead. | Burlington Route CB&ORR. | It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska. It was in advance ofall lines in establishing dining-car service between Missouri river points and Chicago. It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of Omaha and the West a fast mail service. It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from the East into Omaha propar. It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the ovening of the same day. It has been progressive in the past. It will lead in the future. Travel and ship via the Burlington. Tickat Office, 1223 Farnam Street. Depot on Tenth Street. Butlinglon “Route . LBROAR Fearful Returns From the Mexican Towns Devastated By Floods City or Mexico, June 26.—Teclegraphic communication, which had been interrupted for several days by the flood. has been re- stored and the particulars of the torriblo dis- aster on the Mexican Central rail par- ticularly at Leon and Silao, are obtaincd. During the past ten days the table lands be Ho Mercury, tween here and Z: as have boen visited by unpreczdonted ratus, which have foodod b No Potash’ Or any other Mineral Poison, all the stroams. Many cities and to nave been inundated and Leon 1 Silao have been partially destroyed. The first intimation in this city of the flood was tele- sraphed from Siluo, dated the 15th, inst. It g : Said that rains have flooded the 1w lands 5 40 SR A D G and the town was being looded. About 3 (amiisal iy adobe houses have been destroyed. The 101 porfoctly Harmless, station buildings are occupied by el It 18 tho only remcdy known to the world that has ¢ Foison ina It cures Mercurial red contagious Blood you O its stag ible to obtain an \ting on the v Tho 1, and while the country , several dykes have Berofula,and other blood ay. i considered fne It o s any discnse toods have been more destructive in eaused from fmpure blood, It 1s now pre- in Silao. nday night bro 13 scribed by thousands of the best physiclans i the Unitod Sta people, who are w cat except fruit fl rain has been gen d Silao 15 flood: W hing to 1matlsm, Cancer, tscases herotofore the city one of the 1nost terrible s, 08 & tonic. Weappend scenes ovor witnessed in this countr tho tatement of 0 : 4y The people believed themselyes secure ave pattents consnlere. 1 i o fovee anid ioeles with from the flood ont to hed i the un- nifrom i taver an i D the flooded parts ¢ 1 without fear. The ste 1 wised the river to i ov. of Leon, Houses with act b 1688 Horiiito o B, ¢ mer As the buildings fell the unfol oGy D nate sleenc cither crushed to hren bottles of S of terror fo Blood polson. 1t sk oF iy othor 1t ldven fled to the s . ¥ i some to and shelter in own drig ward Coun Lowirdke a8 (0 1in d fall- 1 caw rafoly ers commenced to recede, '.‘.T‘:.‘;‘n om their fright, though 1 the water was sti city. One hund overing d and elc portion of the n bodies have been recovered without moving any of the sl Swolsiy] ruins of houses, where supposed to bo Without 1. hundreds of bodies buri The number of g destroyed houses is estimated at 2,000 and Writs us o history of your ease, and our logtroseanlion s 1 ety physician Wil adviso with you by lettor, in the loss at &2,000,0 1y other towns Snndunco. Wo will Lot decelve of on badly dan ported , ‘but the 1 from & and £ have been life is_only ugly. For salo by all drug sts. The Mexican Central has suffered very Tuk Swirt Srectrio Co,, govarely. Now Yok b irobawy The state of Guananjuate and the federal onaon Eug, 8 Snow RilL, government are doing much to succor the - vietims of the flood. Furthermore, sub- ions of money, food and clothes are bo ing sent from he Leon are heartr tion is busily W fallen houscs, N The lust reports. from nding. The whole poy orking into the ruins of wrly e ¢ Lias lost re- Paine’s red from the bability that the o Tall short of 700, , Junc 26.—Information s Vthe flooded districts in xico saying 0 lives were lost by inundation a: a thousand bodics ve been . Leon is a city of 100,000 inhabit , and a large part of it is in ruins, It is st t 100 miles of the Mexi can Central voad is impassible, and that it will ta s before the - got before freight can ns ire lations or friends. The last statoment reccived places the nunber of ho 5 yoed in Leon at 224, id the homeless famiiics at o than a an two hund ity number of d EL P received her mpeund For The Nervous The Debilitated The Aged URES Nervous Prostration,Nervous Head === ache,Neuralgia, Nervc Stomach aad Liver Di affections of the Kid AS A NERVE TONIC, aud Quicts the Nerves 2 - e Advice or Bullets, While F. M. Walters was intoxicated last 1t Stuapdon evening he endeavored to give Sclls Bros. some instructions in regard to runnin AS AN ALTERATIVE, It Purifics and show. He beeame very indignant becs Enriches the Blood. those gentlemen would not listen to his ad AS A LAXATIVE, It uots mildly, but viceand pulling out a revolver he com surcly, on the Bowels, ienced firing through the ticke ol tegulates the K i o find ot The sooond ‘sher b araa | pen® ARIURETIO, 1t Regulaics e Kid . neys and Curcs the CRSCS, stopped and turn before o FOi U0l Dlsea d over to the pol his bullets did serious mischief, Recommended by professional and busincss men, Price §1,60, Sold Ly druggists, Send for circulars. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. Proprietors, BURLINGTON, V gives a Ravishing, Iy ru.:;x:g‘/ Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y. The Dest Route from Omaha and Couneil Blufis to w==THE EAS TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLL AND— funeapolis, ('hicago, St Paul, ar Rapids, Ruck Island, epoity ford, Clinton, Dubugue, Davenporty Elgln, Madison, Jauesiiile, Beloity Wizona, 7 Magnolia Balm \ {8 (nstantly applied, o, —ne Delection Telephone 250, Burlingfon Route CB&QR e CHICAGO Avo ORTH- N WESTERN umaha' RAILWAY. Council Bluffs And Chicago, 1 rond to tako 10 Dos Mo i Clinton, Dixon ul nll points Easi pooble of No n0s, Marshaltown i ilwauko Colo. Washe L offors Superior advantages atlier lin HUmerois points of suporiority i 0l U8 Toud botwosn Omuhi of DAY ns 0 duy t himnn Art and Lo pat i fd Dy any, A G Ally i ot b, found olrewieroe. A¢ of the Un POt with tho: In Chicnzo Inneetion’ with acio Jile of the Chis Wy traing o of al natt, Cinct M “NORTH-WESTERN” st necommodution. Al ticket , M\mu' ekt Asont G WEST, ity Passenker Agent. nam St., Omalia, Neb, GACGUAINTED WITH THE GEOBTAPHY OF THE COUNTRY Wi, DITAIN MUCH INFOTMATIGH FROM A STUDY OF Toih Wap OP T 1401 ¥ ROCK ISLARD & PACIFIG Ry in lll ¢ and branchi nclude CHICAGO, PEORIA, MOLINE, ROCK ISLAND, DAVEN- POXUT, DEES MOINE#, QOUNCIL BLUFFS, MU« CATINE, EANSAS CITY, BT, JOSEPH. LEAV. ENWORTH, ATCHISON, CEDAR RAPIDS, WATERLOO, MINNEAPOLIS, oud BT. PAUI aud scores of intermediate cities, Choice of routes to and from the Pacifio Coast. All trans- fere in Unlon depots, Fast trains of Fine D Coaches, elegant Dining Osrs, maguificen: Pull mean Palace Eleepers, and (between Chicago, B Joseph, Atchison and Hansas City) Recliniog Chuir Cars, Foata Freo, 0 holders of turoush first-class tickets. chlcngo. Kansas & Nobraska R'y 11t Rock Island Route,™ und_Southwost from Kaneas Olty d 8t Joseph to NELSON, HORTON,, BELLH- ¥ A, HERINGTON, WICHITA, , CALDWELL, and all poluts i3 KAMBAB AND BOUTHERN NEBRASKA a7 boyond, Entire passonger equipment of the srated Pullmen mavufacture. All Safety ey con und Taodera Lmproveronta. The Famous Albert Lea Route To the favorite botwoen Chicago, Rock Island, Atchison, Eansas City and Minneapolls and St Puul Its Watertown branch traverses tho grest ‘““WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT" of Northorn Towa, Southwostern Minnegots, and Eaut Central Dakota to Watertown, Bpirit Lake, Bioux Falls and many other towns end cities. 1ort, Line via Seneca snd Kaukakee offors P 2 to travel to snd from Indiad apol 11 and other Southern points. or dosiréd informa. rickot Ofilce or addreas £ sv.Jo:m,' 1. A. HOLBROOK, 'l Mauage Oppl Tite G B £5% GB10AGO. Tk SteckPiano Hemarkable for“powertul sympss et tone, pilable action und wbe aurnbility. 3 yeers' recayd t guaranive of th IStrament W WN‘BR!IGE BROS, ypay JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT 72 Adverusing has always proved 2 successful, Before pla g ang Nowspeper Advertising 5 LORD & THOMAS, 45 10 49 Nundolok Sure b 'm WEAK N0 H PHOF. Fu G- FOWLER, Movuus, ‘-vflAt, . M pe, Folden tion, apply at H1CA