Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1890, Page 2

Y THE OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1890 NORE IDEAS TO CONSIDER. | spmi s covstm mitimtigics I3 e s o e vt | THE SOLDIER IN THE LEAD. | St eoms e i e [ [NVITED 10 COME 70 QHARA.[ ~ Pov® or mave. i blic: terested in the success of | monize the dissatisfied elements of the republi- ) - ve " . g3 b i B omination df the party's | cun party. I the ropublican party wina next F et o Sl Resolutions on tho Death of Four beat men should commence their activity at | fall, the state and congressional conventions ¥ - Priggs and Resding Start on Their 8ix | Theee fourths of a mile 1 itiot rimar ctions d send only s h men to | must nominate men who have records uv ! Prominent Members, Thorn won, Ste[u Taken to Secure the American Medi- The regular monthly meeting of the board st night, about fifteen {he ooun t their in- | tainted. I do not beliv 1 | Py Lt 4 | of trado was held Benefit of the Coming Conference. | Terosts and who will vote for state delegates | members will support any candidate who is Day'Bioyole Race. Li161 cal Association Convention, | membiss belng present. . accordingly. I think the conference should | known as & machine politician, or railroad Three-fonrths of A mile—Thad Rowe won, %M SO i ‘docibe 1t Croaby | g recommend that delegatos present in the next sither do I believe that that they will Lemon Blossom second, Slumber third. Time LRI BIE T SR S S U0y ' the Brown-Sequard act, and injoct new | THE GREATENT CONTEST ON RECORD. 1y oldbroked down’ politi s to the columns of | Hon, D. K. H this confer- ituatic vell | count, id: L ek 0 taleos, shieuld bo founded upsn right and | Both Men Hushanding Their Strongth LOTS OF SENSE IN SOME OF THEM. | Malh, Comyibtioe saet, i, 100 f i | spective de relegate the proxy busi ‘lost arts,' The polit n, Grey Rock second, Lord Harry Third, | tions on the death of Charles Shiverick, ¥, ArA €. Festnor, P. C. Himebaugh and Otto Loe g wero elected members of the board, cighths of a mile—Sequence (colty | THE ACOOMMODATIONS ARE AMPLE. | Ihe memorial committee reported vesolu- A - Whatever psition th one-sixtoenth—Castaway_ won, | A Movement Which Meets the Hearty | 0 Others Prove Lamentably Weak or | understood, and it Is not probable that the | en | B 4 il be decoived by corporation candi- | justice, and not for the purpose of eurrying and § g ‘lination Stockton second, Oriflamme third. — Time— X | The resolutions were all expressive of Btiow the Authors to be Oppesed to | BP0 ‘}12.'&“"\.‘..‘7'" el o amution, st JRyo Trith thy ailtaisn 2¢ aay GLtbE oPEw = ";"' el i 10t 3 Co-Operation of Physicians in the sorrow. exporienced in the loss of thoss Anything Looking Toward forms," tion. R for Eixhibition Mile and one-sixteonth—Larchmont won, All Parts of tho members and provided that a page in the an- Relief From Monopolies. Judige 8, M. Chapman, judgeof the district hile T do not believe there is a single re- Spurts. Reecho second, Rudolph third, Time—1:5 Dountey, nual report of the board be given to each. 1t court, waid: | publican in Nebraska who questions the logal “Otwing to the manner in which my time | attainments, or unimpeachable integrity of s o " ald very littlo at- | Judge Norval, the manner in w! v A convention of republicans will b held at | pas boun talen up £ bude Dbl Hees e e | Roosd wis displaced has awakened The much talked of sfx-day bleyele race for | 4BXINGTO Bohanan's ball in Lincoln on May 20, 15, | ghject of the con called “for May 20 | spread dissatisfaction with methods by which | 81,000 a side and the entire gate receipts be- One mile—Laura Ford won, Lord Tom | ¢Vening in the cozy committee rooms of the at7:30 p. m., for the purpose of consultation | well enough to expre 17 it is | the known wish of w large majority of the | tween the old professional, Jack Prince, the | oo Blootite e himar | Paxton hotel, with Dr. Milroy in the chalr. and to devise the best method of wresting | for the purpose of by that por- | people of this state was thwarted and ig- | winner of a hundred roces, and Ned Reading, | Mimgar second, Electricity th s Aftor tho usual routine business of tho asso- \ .’ the | tion of the republican party which objects to | nord at the lust state convention, the phenomenal soldier rider, is now under | 1:43% 1 tho control of the republican party from the | (oorsee uhuses and interfere with | “That the favmers and laboring classes | fih PRERORS o, - Ond mile—Martha Page won, Burt second, | ciation had boen transacted tho question as hands of railroad corporations of this state. | y NV | Biiivion, T can see no objection | have just cause for being restive under the | full headway, and the excitement i intense. | giparg drawn. Time—1:46, to whether the American Medical association To prevent, if possible; a repetition of the | {o the meeting. At any rate, the men in | present condition of affairs cannot be ques- The start was made yesterday at 2:80 Mile and onc-eighth—Ban Chief won, Chin | ghould be invited to Omaha was taken up. was also provided that copies of the resolu- tions bo sent to the families of the deccased member Levington Races. Lexixaroy, Ky., May 12.—Summary of to- The Omaha Medical association met last Champion 8. Chase, chairman of nl committee,made a brief address in memory of the deceased, The resolutions reported by the committeo re adopted, Secretary tation comu W ason, on behalf of the transpor- ttoo,roportod that the committeo had visited the railroad authorities in_ vew outrages perpetrated by the railrond corpora- e of the miovoment ot bo accused of | tioned. I think the conferenoe should uss all sh;..',,,l Music socond, Only two startors, Fime— | o o O ittao. appointad 10 | to-tho extanaton of tha Uion Pacifie roud Fige il et ol connf within_ the party e enice to ussure the calling « arly drevious to the County Surveyor | 1+ ¢ inviti ¥ from Alma to Orleans and said_that tho wat- tions at the Hastings convention last fall, in | & sccret, conuiviuce WIS, h [ ntion, and ife possible, Hoitan s184s W iow gNsBt Gf tho thack Mile and one-eighth —Ballyhoos won, Dulko | 100k into the matter of inviting the national | feiL Al to Ovieans and suid that tho mat: controlling the convention through the proxy | RISy §HSSUHHRET (ier to plot their with the proxy = busiuess. PFollowi maonsurem * | of Highlands second. Two starters. Time— | association to hold its meeting of 1801 in | roited the committee pending the receipt of system; and to transaet such other business | fyoagon, if treason it fs, which I am quite the calling of an _ car ollowing is his official certificate: 1 Omaha was to the effect that the Omaba as- | certain statistics from the citizens of Or- it sntion, because I have such unbounded | To whom it may coneern.—This is to certity [ Half mile as may bo found necessary to give effoct Lo not. it is a scheme | con r Planot won, Mavmora 86¢: | gociation would take groat pleasure in enter- | loans. N n aith i v il " v " believs that I hav el red the track at d, Susette N ™ 1 v y " > " 7, his objoct and beneflt the masses of the state LR D A L e e R B R R Bl O T T taining the associntion; that it would b of | (ThO copy of o bill ponding in the United by providing o remedy for extsting evils. . of its own weakness, Ifitis | will nominato can well afford to stand the ured, elghteen inches Tilinois and lowa League. great benefit to the profession and the city at | 15 RN ECARRATL BRI S s | AlLrepublican voters i sympaty with this | 050Gt conference of those who seek the | test of a long and critically searching cam- . AT OTTUMWA: large, and that the results of thorough inves- | yoceived and placed on file, it movement are invited to be present. welfare of the party and of the prople no one | paign. i g i ko |, The official time and corrected rogt ¢ | Ottum 0el 000100 tigation show that Omaha hotel and A communication from the mayor of Republican papers please copy this call. ought to ¢ There certainly is no _ 1‘ “jmm”‘:‘ ,conferanco ought to_take | also been placed opposite the reporters’ | Joliet 000000 0 0-2]| ogther accomn ons to entertain it Ogdensburg, N. Y., concerning o caual D, M. NerTietox, goud roason why the masses of tho ropublican gy B hing o uncnes | stand by C. S. Raymond, who guarautees the e The movement has met with the hearty co- | around Niagara Falls was read and filed Citanies R, KrokLy, party of this siate should not look after LEHLIRIADE e B | corre and v of the posted time. | ; CDAR RAPIDE, .| operation of the medical professionin Oniaha, | A communication from_Colonel Geore WiLnias Leese, coming legisluture and see to it that re !“l_“ n- tar [L' s ‘ Lf 5m - the st At rlock Reading and his trainer, Jack | Cedar Rapids. 0002000 0 1-3]| among whom are men who stand high in the | Cr v and Colonel H. J. Wells con ning J. R. SumirniAsD, tative men are o Lincoln next winte Srigiped it d el il | Kinneman, and Prince and his handler, | Aurora.. {0°00:0° 0 0 1.0 0= | cotincils of the Ameticaniassociation; the biennial session of the supreme lodge of J. R, BALLARD, I beliove in working out, needed veforms | courts for uo othor roason than that somo - | Ciiayila Ashinger, made thetr appearancs — Dr. Rosowater then read roplies from emi- | Knights of Pythias was read. It related (o A0 Sl e DR S S T o T o ot a0t oaly tolona | On the. " track, 'snd " the riders, after AT MONMOUTIL nent physictans from all over the union, ex- | wumerous details concerning tho next session, — great public moment have been duly nate farmer who is destined not only |a halt hot preliminary ~ work, | Ottawa.. . 00810200 0-6 ssing their views with regard to the | Showing that there would be delogates his home, but probably the labor of a life- Buffalo Conn tated the republican party has uly wero ordered to the scratoh by the referee, | Monmotth, 00000004 04 iriety of holding the moeting in Omaba, | present from all parts of the civilized world Rransey, Neb., May 18.—[Special to Tire | the party of progr L )| time." . 3 e the sporting editorof this p and promptly s e wero opposed to the movement the number of about undred and Brr.)— What action should the anti-monopoly | the meeting of May 50 will not douny hurm | Ex-Senator I, C. Putnam—T think the ro. | (¢4 IRUi0A GO0 IER nce of four | . There will be go game at Dubuque until f (i) o “oveoption of one from Cloveland, besides the entir m Rank of tho - YAy nccomplish: miuoh £ood. publicans must recognize the fact. that thero | & the glven time, e "ut | Thursday on account of rain and bad grounds. e @ LR, ey bl LT DAL ABSE O OD h vepublican conference, held at Lincoln May | 80 moy o B 00, | I P e e A inCto:| liumdred spectators, the':p acked an % B Ohio, which stated that they were heartily in [ order, which will number about 20,0 hc fimes are dull and prices for producesolow | 13 8 fa I thia two bR tastants, sta¥badlomthelt long phl- SO S borieit, favor of Omaha if they did not decids to | numborof visitors who will probably be in 20, take for tho be In answer to this inqu series of interviews obtal ing republicans of the city, including the tinterests of all conterned nltural pursuits a the following is a ive; many causes centribute to bring | lege »d from the lead- | about this State of affairs which the dema- | and Sts, X gogue imagines he can always explain to the | I don’t claim it all for the farmer, neither do farmer; high rates of transportation are | they want it all, but they must have their fair anti-monopoly elemen doubtless one ¢ overproduction another, | share of representation.” Railroad rates are C. A Connor—If 1 propetly compre. | yng * mismanagement of private affairs | too high in this state; according to Leese's ro- o full jmport of your inquiry, I would | gioeae and by no means the least. The op- | Dort, two or three times as high as in_Towa, 10 longer re- | Which the party must accord the same privi- and reprosentation as to other eloments iterests, in proportion to their numbers, and 2 work for it themselves, Dozens of other let- | attendance will swell this number o 100,000 M rank Slavin, the Aus- | g from medical societies from Minnesota to | According to estimates, based on provious Prince was clad in dark blue tights, black | tralian pugilist, has challenged Corbett to | the gulf were read, all of which spoke sions of the w6 lodge, the average shirt and regulution riding shoes, while Read- | box in Londen for £1,000 a side, to which the | eulogistically of Omaha as the place for the | amount which will be left in the ing wore royal bluo tights and & maroon jer- | Pelican club will add £1,000. t meotin ome of these letters were | visitor will be §10. The next session of tho sty with siioes to mateh, b v flattering supreme lodge will be held at Wilwaukoeo in The initial pace was a hot one, and the pic- Moore was made a member of the | July, and that city has d o fund of ture presented by the two riders was a study ation, and speaking of the matter of | £60.000 for the enfertainment of the body. grimage, with Prince setting a pu duinl Reading close upon his heels. Loxnox, May 13, AS80 F 68 follows : rtunities fordspeey t assing | That is not right, aud I have always claimed o : t SRUIOLICHE inment of | st action of the conference should be | PPrUINILC !I‘ufl,lll.l:le‘nlxln‘tl:'\"‘l‘»rvl::lllx(‘E:‘r::lle:ll:': that on’ through rates weought to. have, | indeed. Tho grim lines of determing- Supreme Court Decisions. having the American association come to llylflfium'f"l“|‘x""ml~<“\5t,‘."'ufi'f‘:y"fl‘-‘:'q.".rn s r to formulate, and then express in conciso but ! y brea lco | that on thiough rates weought to have |'tion were strongly marked fn- cach [ CSP ourt Declulons. @ ele. | Omals, said that ho had beon to- their meet. | board of ‘trade'in’ securing the session o opuian forr tho wetial gelovances of the peo. | 81d tho moment a mai lives beyond his in- | Within a triflo, tho same rates ‘a3 Tows, and | yijyzq ™00 MY - 0™ cagy "~ to kS Moixes, In., May 13.—(Special Tele- | 7yt o numbe cars and feared | Oma 1 e (o ke s etged e come bard times becomes his ‘companion, | I - think = action should b ' taken | JoYhls noithor wonld succumb until ph gram to Tue Bee]—The following cases | that Omaha was ta i elephant upon her | would undoubt t ona wheel had beencx- | were decided by the supreme court this morn- | shoulders. The association numbered about | ally and to business men especis plo of Nebraska. then ho is easy to make believe public affairs | by the republican conference, * looking to | S0 Sl ATt The second action shonld be to strongl g ) Nlie Iy and to bu u R favor the frod colhage o slivor and o uege | 4re mismanuged. e e St ot Ty Reivod! | hausted. * Prince maintained the lead for four | jug: fifieen imdred to two thousund men, who | e mattcr was roforred to the commitieo :mnl;‘.:";l'm"nttl{.'"\ Ln"“ congress to. favor such AhoIORRAE Chaniy Bantlinsnt way, and tries to enact something which :’l‘:"“f‘{’fl',l,{‘“f"}:,‘l"h‘:‘.f{m;fi‘t‘)‘x‘:‘t‘ -"h\'vm," 1d | e state of Towa vs Robert J. Perrigo, ap- \:‘x‘:fium":l‘ L0 l‘llt.(.ll)fi‘n’lllr‘::l.ul :-Ill:{:,“ll|u.L:|(yll<{‘|: ys and moans. measure without reserve, D ! vouldibe fate ftable ido stayed there for two str A TR A e e c ommoi 3 > s The third action should be to v vays ROK ow, Neb,, May —[Speci o) ” I 0 o change in the positions the afternoon wore rend) i) doctors were men who would want to go to A N thivd ac iould bo to provide ways | B Bow, Neb., Muy {Special to | Woud bo fult and equitablo to il sitles, thal | chango iu the p f pellant; Union district; reversed loct ] 1d want' to o t The Pharmaceutical Association Frank Sterrett, appel- | good hotels and could not be quartered tediously away State of Towa v: 1 ild I Tn the evening fully 1,500 people were on | lant; Washington district; modified and af- | vate houses like ministers. “You must,” he | of the annual mecting of fhe State Pharni acks band was on hand aud lent an add | stances,in the caso the supreme court decided | all it convention. ' If theywere divided up (el ARELULEh v a il S bt harm to the occasion by a programme | to reduée the term of imprisonment to six [ and -~ were — compelled to find the | this city today. The first sessiou will be held arious halls for holding the meet- [ at Washington hall, and will be called to cssion rooms the; would | order at 3 o’clock this afternoon, pri- erything is in readiness for the opening aud means for the general publication of the | Tre Bee.]—The anti-monopoly republican | that if the republican party holds its position ‘ffi:;ml:ml_'eflrn:'lfl»*:nnx(:lvtll'l ;‘\l)‘ntr;'n-vl";&‘w‘fl conference to be held at Lincoln, May 20, is | in this state it must do it I){: knowledging 0n 0f necessary means to sec o 7 h fance i stor in pol ¢ y mear e the | }eing quite freely discussed by republicans | the alliance as an important factor in politics, peration of all republicaus who | .\ 3 41iignce men ghere, Your corrospondent it S o b B UL wn—It scems to me that the wod representatives of the different | gx Mayor A. N. Thomas did not care to farmers of Nebraska should be allowed to i nd to watch the indomitable rivals. The | firmed In view of the facts and circum- id, **have a hall large enough to hold them t aits, well worthothe price of | months. v n “rank C. El malone. The riders are evidently ppellant, vs W.L.Shirg- | ings, or s on the subject. express an opinion as to what action the con- b D 00 usk e namo the candidates and to dictato the plat- [ - N fce e An.oDi AL banding their strength, and show but "litilo Tackson district; afirmod, become scattered aud lose interest. There | Prayerwill be offered by Rev. Rice, fol- form of tho republican party in this state this | , G I Humphrey, ropublican conteal com- | fovence should, tulee, Bevsonully, bo fs i | 1), fion to amuso o audience by dangor- | ih Stanhope v .G, | will no doubt be a movement o tako the | lowed by an address of welconie by Mayor year. This 1s an agricultural state. The | Mitteeman for Broken Bow, said: “The ronds. Railronds are the creatures and ser. | 0us exhibition spurts. The race is for blood, | Yord, appelian meeting either to the extreme east orto the | Cushing, to whiclk James Reove of Nebrask farmors compose, by @ large majority, the | tion taken by Lecse, Dempster and the other | ¢irtdor tho poople, and should be controlled | 8nd neither dares to run any risle for the i extreme west. San Francisco wants it badly v will reply. C. F. Goodman of this city population of tho state and the republican | fellows at Lincoln recently is all right. | by the people. He is h in favor of | 10¢ -auTLu-\mn ul'lplu\;:fitiifi‘l)lcl m;{- ;;r.mld ! R. 5 'l\ vlor, allv\l]’|(| |h~‘_\(‘l :\]n'_uh‘\-nlul effort they will no mlllntllllu‘»n:“il«: R -:;lnlln;mll"l‘lluir:i‘-‘l*'l“"'l'ir s party is great enough and should be generous | Straight republics B 0 s d A v There is fully ,000 at stake, and, | lor; Buchanan dotibt mect with success. d rations o association, after whic i 45 offes ulo ks tatc NS O1 || at imant o Sonas mopow BOHR 1 sty ctiou by, o party, as) looks s that g this, both viders will use as much The gentleman thought that the movement | the convention will adjourn until tomorro pressed farmer element, which in justice de- | g WS WIEE W e generalship as they are capable of, relying to get 1t to Omaha was rather proma- | morning. ) propose to sodman said last night that quite a about Omaha M. There mands recognition and an opportunity, at | Fe4mer ¥ > decomplish by | poRICE AND FIRE COMMISSION, | more upon stratogie work to gain a vantage Tole- , loast to better s condition by controling| | FLaaopenddntuction ohn {be docomplished by . than by a superior st of” kil Tiioy i hTis e L o entortai Aorsvsintaniiol | |nimber ST mamlers Dot utay e o politic: e offices of Nebraski. 3 S Ly s ; hed, find the race will not be won ! ! omed to o Long Branch | was of the d ! st twe u‘lhl;:.‘I’ll.‘(:flz(\lltnll:- L A\‘i‘;‘:]l)lli‘\‘:lkuifl that | Much moro readily than through w new party. | Officer Graham and ¥ Al anhan ‘u‘u‘txilll':vhln mh‘d;i:‘\!mlnk-dnfl‘, A 1s decided to refund to the city the $00 | Woula seo very little in” Manawa, - Tn 1804, | members from outside towns would be preseat. 11 the conference to be held at ncolnthe20ih [ Dismissed from the City's Employ. it would be for the best interests of all con- About 9 o'clock last night Readin drawn by him on the order upon Treasurer | when the next meeting will be held, Omaha - corned if the members of the anti-monopoly | 15 Somposed of republicans who are friendly | Promptly on time the members of the fire | mowentary vautaza aud shot o pe. He will prosent it to the council at | will have a grand depot, hotels, operhhouse Again Postponed. conference at Lincoln May 20 would meet and | {da Gefinita but conservative a 'i.::.h';,.fi'-fi and police commission convened last night. Prince in & way that elicited the w its meeting tomorrow. The $1,200 drawn by | and exposition building, If Omaha will let it | A meeting of the committee appointed to judjourn without, talcng -uny definito uction | oo will rosult to tho party aud lnterests of | Detectivo Ellis was ehurged with being off | most vociferous dppluse from the spectators. | four allortucn o the bogus watrant T ol g0 befor afow yedrs it can bo wale d | make arrangements for thoentertainment of hiem to go home and allow the dog to by 4 8 X > . May i = e gained fully u third of a lap, but seci: 2 con refunded. The grand jury is | £ success, s takol SN aDiRsl St te Dl ncas Mon 18 ¥ assool wag the tail instead of the tail trying te wag | S PEPIS Of tho state. duty on the nighit of May 10 without flvst | 3 K iS it \vis for im0 accomplish | problag the matter. to the buttom tadwill | hand now it carnot be done as Omaha shond [ the Nebraskn State Businoss Men's ussoct do it. tion was announced to be held at room 10, Dr. Gifford agreed with Dr. Moore and felt | board of trade building, last night, but.owing il that every one would be more or less hard up, | to the small attendance it was decided to ad- ixteen Years, and that it would be well to hold off. journ until 1:30 p. m. today, when another [Spocial Tolegram | Dr. Gapen said that Dr. Moore did not | meoting will bo held at the shmo place, All Lowe was sentenced | kKuow Omaha as well as he did, or | the jobbers in the city are invited to be p il R at least did not know her resources. | ent at this meeting to complete a n years' imprisonment in the | mye doctor doubts the hotel capacity of | for the cntertainment of the convention, he killing of a necro, John | Omaha St. Paul, when the meeting of the | which will be held on the 20th, 2ist and vold, in February of this | association was held there, and which the | of this month, and which will be attende pronounced the'sentence, | doctor thought was splendid, did not have | business men from all scetions of the state. . 8. Kirkpatrick—The movement is all | having obtained a permit. Ellis pleaded i the dog. a TR ot 5 Ll VALY f 4 D - Ellis pleaded | 66 he moderatsd his John H. Roe: Theanti-monopoly delogates | HENt: the onforonce should boheld andthe | guilty and said he went to Lincolu with a | milo clip, and the_enorgeti t0'the conference should go homo, work for | St OB, PHRCIples of the republican | pary of friends. shortly alt his hecls again. g = the best interests of the republican party | cumpaign. We want no independent party | 1t bad been reported that Special Officer [ From this on to-the close the riders pre- Lowe Gets and its nominees, allowing the Farmers' | gerf Wb Sl liteitered o eputy United | served the uniform tenorof their way, but ity ; L action, as the rinciples will be carried out | Graham had interfeved with Deputy United | S¢¥ e ile alliwnce to take care of itself politically. B thiereonblic lis ata, St 3 % b i just before the lust quarter of a milé v y the republicans. The step tuken by Ke States Marshal Lyons while removing squat- | yeached the plucky soldier again bent har Wants U. 8. Juries Reformed. S;.J(?.~‘f: :;i“{‘f‘x&mm in calling the’confer- | toys from the bottoms. Mr. Lyous was | ovor his stoel horse, his stury 28 pumping Rep Croun, Neb., May 11.—[Special to | = County Attorncy H. M. Sullivan—I haye | called to testify, and swore that Graham did,| like pistons id his oyes gustening with the Tur Bre.]—The leading vepublicans of Red | not given the matter much considerati not molest him. It was also charged that | excitement his ambition had engendered. | b ; Prince, too, redoubled his exertions, and for | year speed 10 a sixteo Englishman w probably not present any of the indietments Lare made out and returned together. entiary fi rmer, at ( Jdudge Mac Cloud have expressed themselves as follows | late, but the republican party Graham was under the influence of liquor, i # Lowe is the firsl murderer ever sentenced the hotel ac dati f Omah: relative to the expected mecting of the ropub. | 18’ been the party of anti-monopoly P which occasioned @ fight when he was on :{‘mg;‘;’}m‘g,‘;\v}“‘"‘f‘llmfi,fi.“u"’.’f{:.lft“:f $98 | from Cass ooms pon Aid ot think that 16 Wwas nocossary = Hoan anti-monopoly conference at Lincols on | PIcS.. Rd— tho “party should und will | duty. To this lnst churge Mr. Lyons | SHUTdYy soldier having stghtlytho Beskot th the members to go to the hotels. He A iltsaryMoyoment the 20th fust. : e lake action in " this stute in favor | swore tho - special mun wus *drunk. | T dved and fitty 10t ahead of his adverss Hon. G. W rary L w that muny of the wmembers would pre- | A special train having on board the batter- R b of these principles, and T inclined to think | Chief Seavey stated that the oficer worea | /eiod i R et SIACOUSAGREIG | reporu, Ta., May 12.—[Spocial Telegram to go into lodgings, but. that those who | ics comprising the First artillory passed . A. Popo,—~Malréasonable concessions | the step taken by the boys at Lincoln the | star, but was noton the city ay-roll. handkerchiefs made the vast building fairly | to Tre Bee.]—Hon, George W, McCrary, ex- | wanted accommodations could get *+ to the alli; republican primaries, and try the plan of ITte people; have them represented | Other day is all vight. Ofticer Scott was called “to the bar on the eting of the American as Several other leading republicans were in- | charge of having been off duty since May 2 meeting of the American assc do the city of Omaha a marvelou tion would | command is' e from their former sta- amount of rock with their ringing cheers. ; secretary of war, formerly. of this city, is in a Truly it is a great vace. Following will be | critical condition of health, He has gone to them. The | through the city las imm at 11 o'glock! Tho tions on the Pac oust to posts in the vi | serve on the United States juries, Several Farmers' alliance men wero iriter- | city physician showing that duving two d BEADIXG. T 3 velons. growth, i oh pus Sun- i D B, Spanogle-—Tey should try to pro- | viewed, and while ull_ngreo iat T ini {0 A s i typa ot ol SRl A bear, | Hour. Miles. Laps. AT THE COBDEN CLUB. R R o e b :;:::lnli:.::‘l;.Whhh s vent railroads m_coutrolling republican | action as proposed by Leese and others should | A number of reports were read, showing that i it Gladstone Says Froe Trade Has Lost | Missioner of Chicago who had said Battery D, formerly at Ft. Douglas, was E t had been drinking and was drunk a 0 Ien say : T'cnlcr portion of the time. This the officer ¢ ntions or its nominations, and should | be taken, they differ as to tho best plan, The puss resolutions asking alliance peoplo to take | more level-héaded and conservati part in republican primaries, “The desired results will bo much more | denied and stated that he had uot drank a A. H. Kuley—They should pass resolutions | readily attainod through the old party,” | drop, only as medicine, He further stated aguinst United States marshals summoning | while the more radical and hot-headed, and | that during the time he was off duty he had « parties to serve on United States juries who | all the “'sove-heads” maintain that indépen- | frequently telephoned to the Central station told railroad passes dent purty actfon is the better plan. to report that hie was unable to appear. Total . A §. Porkins—L am in favor of the alliances | The farmers allianco i3 stronger fu [ Asst Chief Salter of the five department ve- | it 1o o tiile and thrce uniting with the republican party, working | Custer county than in any other | ported that Mike Hennan of hook and ludder | ,This is0n0 il and threeanivees heartily for reform und the abolishment of | county in Nebraska, aud their ac- | company No. L leit the engine houso at 4:30 | Lo WS TG S SO greater e e ol oy | Eoncorning this matter will unquestionably | in the afternoon, ud when he returned at Dhishment TPy J. R. Wilcox—The masses are greatly | be felt. The majority of the membersare | midnight he was drunk. This happened on | Y 5 e struggle is exceedingly ilitari i i ilvoi albimad wid the timo 18 1t hand Whon th | honset farmers. winosy Gostonia. ro taiee no | tho MGt of the 106 I, and at omss Attken Dhequicoma ofsta fylo s cxooed g ; where militarism did not prevail | Miltoad trust must go. Let the republican party take | best plan to bring about needed legislation, | buttons were taken off and he was suspended, | Problematical, Prince vooflaes FHCAC RS B | —iu tho United States and in the British | (Gt S0 B0 up the bauner of reform in_this matter, as it | whilo there uro others.und as u rulethé | J. F. Dempsey of the Omaha house, on | Stubendous taskon hand and that 1o Wit ho | colonics. Protection applied now in Ameriea | WL does “in cverything clse, and carry it to the | more active ones are the domagogues and | Harney strect, was called in to be told that | MUSE CXRANSE his cvory resoiion 07 SRS | not only to goods but to persons, as lustanced | 8RS FD 6o cid that the roads frout. Yisoreheads” from the old parties, ¥our cor- | Sunday, April 30, he was charged with sell. | 3ucé, speed, nerve and resolution. Reading | by the treatiment of the Chinese, The great | - Gaben, fu feplyy S58 LAL e Houts L. 'P. Albright—United States marshals | respondons is of tho opinion that if tho | i Hawor contraty to the ordinmces of the | it 45 immobile as’u man cut from wmarble, | yepublic never nccepled e doctrines of froe | Who &40 ity 10, he Coctors Momsiew - 8hould select as jurymen men out of the con- | farmers were left to decide the matter unin- | city. "Dempsey suid it was a lie, as he had | VGOV of death or vi kil them, but this lwiu;:lvhu that the expense of the St. Paul meeting was i “You must have 40,000 inhabitants | i o command, it being the only batt Gronod, YEIHL 3 et Triumpli. by this time” a sad commentary on the nlnmln:u‘?mflr'uueuc of the Platte atfectod by Loxpoy, May 12.—Gladstone spoke at the | hustling abilities of Omaha. We want them | the transfer. Cobden club tonight. Hesaid free traders | here to show them our marvelous growth and L must recognize with great disappointment | CAITY the news from the castern to the west- Croker is Bett w much ground had been lost by their doe- | S coast of Amc Ifwe put our shoul- | ywrmeyapey, May 12.—Richard Croker is * | ders to tho wheel,” he concluded, “we c ) ; ¢ within the last twenty-five years. Mili- | at them hero, and wo should have them | better und has dispensed with bis doetor, & b, whi h lay like a vampire over Burope, |~ Dr. Moore then said the matter was one waus responsible for much of the mischief, but | of expense, which would, be about $10,000. 1, hecause free trade had receded in [ At St. Paul they were L and wen ul lnke. nd enjoyed th . Tho doctors i s no recreation of trol of any corporation, ring or monopoly. | fluenced and undeceived by these croakers | never sold liquor on Sun Jolin Anderson | 1t e od 062 an progt raise ong v doct Twer Fucniors should bo_ reprdsented in our Dri- | thers would bo o udopendent party uction, | Suid that on tho day numed, early fn the | Tbe race will be resumed at 2.0 shavp this L R o (LU e e A SRR maries, in our elections and in ourlegislature. | but the princples of anti-monopoly favorablé | morning, he went down the ailey and : of conviction of the fros ieade American | about the cost’ of getting the national con- EBRALL. Tum filly in accord with the movement. to the musses would be carricd ont and that | squeezed through Demps Dback ~ door, B C. L. Colling—United States marshals | it would be done through the republican party. | After he got inside hé and some of should select as jurymen, men not obligated S s his friends chipped in and bought National League, in any manuer to the railvoads, either by hold- Hamilton County. a bottle of beer, which they drank. ing passes or otherwise, Aunora, Nen, May 12.—[Specialto Tue | Anderson thought there were twenty persons B Brk.]—The BEE correspondent called on a | in the room at the time, and while lie and hi Want the Monopoly Power Curbed. | number of the leading republicans of this drinking bottled beer, the other party gave favorable promise of ulti- | vention her 4 : 4 laté triumph at the polls. On looking The chair then asked if there were any over the world the prospects of | More suggestions to offer. There being nonc, AT NEW YOIK. trade were cortainly not encouraging, | e asked for a vote on the recommendation of New York..0 0 0 000 00 000 1—1 | This state of opinion had emboldened the | the committee to invite the association to Boston......0 00 00 0 0 0 00 00— 0| champions of protection, long lurking in theiv | Owahu, whicl was unanimously adopted. - ot hi d 9 ston 8. Errors— | holes, to venture out and rencw the struggle | Some important routine busin Loxa Pixg, Neb., May 12.—[Special toTur | county, and asked them what action, in theiv | Vb drinking bocic beor und whisiey. Dotnps | N e i under the name of freo trade, i ‘.""".‘ dkted aod bhio mdeting adjourned. | Bep.]—Speaking to the leading republicans | judgnient, the anti-monopoly republican con- | sey's saloon, and on the Sunday named he o and Nichols and J Regardiug bimetallism, Gladstone said it PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. of this town and county regavding their | fercnce, (to be held at Lincolu, May 20th.) | went up through the alleg, entered the back | Powers ‘and McDermott. \as 8 ovaany “""“;‘.""t"&“r‘"{ .U{‘l“"“;": views upon the anti-monopoly question and | should take, for tho best interosts of wll con- | 1001 of the saloon, and drankc whisky and I Yoo of Taboring men el imoreren o mao | W. Gaslin of Alma is at the Casey. partioularly what action tho anti-monopoly | cored. Ho found Jidgo Starkc surrounded | ooty which was buought to, nimand bis | AT EELAORITI ‘England swas working out the great | C. W. Doty of Fremont s at the Murray. Absolutely Pure. republican conference should take for thobest | by a stack of formidable losking tomes, and o HR s P ther alloon ont th PR e 01 01 00 st and economic problem for the benefit | L. P. Gillette of Bes at the Case) nterest of all concerned, your correspondent | deeply iiomersed in looking up some abstruse | Sunduy named and. s a number of parties Hits—Philadeiphia 14, Brooklyn cors | Of the world, " He was confident I E. Doty of David City is at the Paxton. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highe finds thig to be the substance of their viows: | problom of law, or theology inthe front room drinking. He stopped, | —{hitadelpnin 1. Brooklyn 13, Battorios ahte imdel though o temporaHlly | w i aoGreaty of Euatings.is tthe Pax. | OF 198¥ening strangth.=U, B. Governmoutlre: | They all think that considerablo logislation is | 1t auswer to the query, the Judge satd: = | tried the door, aud us soon as the purtios saw | Baldwiu aud Daly, Gleason and Cloments | Siscrtdited, was destiued to become the unts | ) 2 dort Aug. 17, 183). 4 I necossary for the purpose of curbing mon- | and boliye that good and pfir" not attend huln,llnlj.\ix\\"luxu‘nu} 'hq_l‘n{:ckldm_ e Umpire—Lynch, Noodritabe hmong dlylliked Aabiaasr et John W. Hoffman of Lincoln Is at the Mil- R | opolistic power and influence, and bring | bo there, and after a faco to U Dot wasiSG Hitso/and ep iflod P o il i lard. j 4 _AMUSEMENTS. thom to a position in which they cannot | evolye somcthing for the bettgrment Dempsey, in his own behalf, stated that on | Cinctnnati 0°1 002000 Mystic S| C. C. White of Crete is stopping at the P ) " control all legislation and tho judiciary, and [ “If in your question you mean the w that duy he was“in- the north part of the | Pittsburg....:..0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 || kmavexwonri, Koo, May 12.—[Special TS T ; Boyd s Opera HOUS@ % rogulate rallroad rates o that there will be | Mentund mothod of political conventions, I | city planting treos on & lot " he owns, DU i i AT O TP A AT (i ckey of Ainsworth is registered at the % ) v conv Hits—Cincinnati 6, Pittsburg f i am personally convineed that one of the [ About 8 o'clock he returned, and | it R0, Bity fLRSHG Ta PAII i i . searcely no diserimination. They ave nearly | greatest ovi his issi AV $ d, aud | ojgeinnati 9, Pittsbur 5 Nobles of the Mystie Shrine, initiated fifteen ’ S BOYD & HAYNES, Managors. 3 t greatest evils in this state is the admission of | opening ~ the side door & number g = aodiMiller. ht. . T i 5 Burt of Lincoln is stopping at the s all cousorvativo in thelr views rogarding this | proxies, und if all that that meeting does isto | of' men followed him. He aiso found a cvowed | s and Baldwin and Sowders aud Miller. | novices tonight. The ceremonies closed with | 2 FOUR NIGHTS! Commgneing Sunday atter, and while they are in favor of stvict | banish proxies they will have donea great | of men in the saloon and told them to get | ©WPIFe -McQuaid, a banquet. Nobles were present from Topeka Dr. Hildreth of Lyons is a guest at the 48 SYAM f May 11th, . Jegislation regulating” railroads, they ave not | work. . 3 out, as it was Suuday and he did not sell NI and a dozen Kansas towns. Tomorrow the |y g v ° WE DAY MAT 50 radical as todry to deprive thesomonopo- | I tell you there is too much delegation of | Jigior on that day, The men wentout and | he Chicago-Clevelnd game was post. | Kansas grand commandery of Knights Tem- | MAGELG 0000 - b America's Favorito Actrasst Yies from making'a good fair interest on their | power in’this country to suit me. Of course | ho then went outside to tell the ofticer who D R oy, BRIA. IS b plur will begin a session in this city, About J. . Manz of Fremont is stopping at the | capital invested, and aro not desirous of [ We huve the represcutative system inour | was standing at the door what had happened, | POt On secount of ruin five hundred kmights will attend There will oy, o y | - passing sumptuary laws which would have | government, and with that T have no quarrel, | and to tell him also that if he had boen uf Players' Loagn be a parade in the afternoon, followed by a | W. % Bassett of Sidney was at the Millard | @ tendency 1o kéep capital away from the | but when we that the sovereignty under | home it would not have occurred. XOPR: HOA R0, special veview of the troops at Fort Leaven- | yesterday. ' | state. They claim railronds have dono a | our form of government isin_ the people it | Oficer Meals was granted & ton days' leave AT NEW YORK worth in compliment to the visitors. The | * B, I. Huyes of Pullerton is registered dt | i great amount of good for Nebraska, [ means that the ultimate sovereignty is in the | of absence in which to receive medical treat- | New York, 1 010000 00—2]knights will also be entertained at the | the( Supported by M. Frany Weaton and b, Suparior und if laws were passed which would | people, they excrcise it at the ballot box; un- | went. Baston 03,11 4 0 1 0 *—12 | soldiers' home. H AT e Digmdus Gremison gl or allow them to make fair dividends | derour form they are almost compelled to [ . On motion the application of the Gamewell | Hits—New York 7' Boston i3. Errors— the My 5 TWO GREATEST PLAYS, | ¢snd not such hogeish sums as havo been | chooso between two or three persons. firealarm telegraph company to introduce | New York 6 Boitam 3. Batteries—O'Day, DALL. D W, Ardridge of Bohayier Is stopplaETR WEDNESDAY o Komnatie | made since the war, then the vich man would ‘Lot mo illustrate: The two members of | their auxillary system, subject to such rules | Ewing und Vaughpn,diumbert and Sweem. : v for O i3 the Millard el ping ADHLL | .mot have such enormous wealth and the poor | the legislature from Hamilton county and the | and regulations as may be adopted by the | Umpires —Gaffuey ayd Bames. Richard Vaux Nominated for Congress Ty Y St 1 i b a § Tan such enormous poverty. 'They are de. | Senator from this district, have delegated to | board and under the control of the superin- — by Pennsylvania Democrats. Gus G. Bicher of Columbus is stopping at | #irous of pussing laws which will cause com- | them all the sovereignty of eyery citizen of | tondent of tho five alarm system and without AT PHILADELPIIA | Pmiiorrears, May 12,—Hon Richard Vaux | the Murray. 3 | ot ot peeeat mumber. " They o usk | Hamiton county, to speal by logalative et | eiose o (he ity s gt Philadelphia. .01 470 0 1 1 0 -1 | was nominated for congress by the democratic | Clhurlos Spencer of Plattsmouth is 4 guest Dlmz Eden ! .such legislation as will not havea tiut of | acty ow it svems to mo that the right | “"Phere were two bids for the bullding of rooklyu........ 3328 : fon thi ity » vacancy | At the Case M t ted with it, but to encour- | of selecting tho politic lding of a A ! | convention this morning to Al the vacancy | MHCERES: L tine usee, | candidate isas valu- | hose wagon, but as no specifications had Hits —Philadelplild persecution con aused by the death of Samuel J. Randall, age railrond building and cause them to scalo | able us suffrage itself. Now if we | been furnished the bids were returned un- | —Philadelphia 10{#Brooklyn 0. | chard Yaux & ¢ or of Philadelphia, | 8re at the Murray. 5 Sempeera “ their profits like the miners aud iron men of | g0 to @ great deal of trouble 1o | opened. Buundans sad Orcas,aNanbaltren, n §1~l‘,"1‘.‘!\\\‘ii':.»‘. L, 1‘":“('(».:3."‘“'.'& S. Grey Howe of Crab Orchard 1s regis. OH t?-MAH Pponsylvaula compel thelr employers to do, | eloct delogates to the conventions, theroby | In excoutive session the charges against | Cook. Umpires—djerguson and Holdbért. | javation at London, and enjoyed the dis. | terod at the Millard ’ g Avhich” would cause the rich man to losea | conferring on them the power toname the po- | Dempsey were taken under advisement, De- | tinction of dining with Queen Victoria. He | J. L. Caldwell of Lincoln is among the - can very well | litical candidate for whom we shall vote, why | tective Bllis was fir ‘fow millions, which thoy ate to somebody else the right 1o | churwos against O y stand, and the poor man may have a few The . AT CLEVELAXD. i b B Losa SRS LA Millar 550 0 00 00 0—5| ne of the most picturesque characters fo | guests at the Millard. | the democratic party in this state, G. M. Lambertson of Lincolu is among™ the - d two days' »Scott were roferred | Cloveland | wore dollars. They waut the groatest good | cust our ballot at an election! There is as | to the committee on men and discipline, | Pittsburg......0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 8—6 | . ol (e TR B 4 or the greatest number, much reason in the one us in the other. Ican | Spocial Officer Gresham was removed and | Hits—Cloveland 5 Pittsburg 15, Errors HERO. gueats ok bip Mblogd, S % F B 500 1o reason why i common every day man |, his star ordered off, while Mike Hannan was | —( leveland Dlltsture 4 Batterios— i and George L. Woolsey of ©Oass Oounty Republicans Speak. | cannot select directly his candidute at the [ dismissed from the fire department, Blakely and Snedee Staley and Carroll, | Phirteen-Year-Old William Wynn sk City are stopping at the Muur | 3 Puartsvouri, Neb., May 12.—[Special to | primary election, as well as select the ticket e Unmpires —Matthevesaind Gunning Die re His Gr. i rge W traveling reprose ‘ s Brn.]—The sentiment in regard to the | 1OF Which his ballot is cast. The moment, The Sober Second Thought. - . Dies to Save ks Grandmat of the Denver road, is intown and is stoppiug d J 4 ly ropublican conference scems | LOWOVEr that you attewpt to change the con- | p,pivig, Wyo, May 12.—[Spociul Telo- AT CHIcAGo Cavesenn Forp, Ont., May 12.—A small | ut the Case; auti-mondpoly rop yention plan, i comes within th remarks of h VYo HIAY. TheAneas The Chicago-Buffdlo game was postponed | dwelling occupied by a family named Wynn | 7. 4. Philbin loft for Indianapolis last night 4 bo divided in this community, One very | friend Reed iu tho North American Review, | 8ram to Tue Ber, ] —Last week Dr. G. Mar- | 44 U8 IO EN : burned this morning, A thirteen-yoar-old | to attend the annual mecting of the Nutionul ount zens, who tions to u new plan are | tin, a dentist, suddenly left town on ac n of various citl {prominent politician expressed himself us | that is that ‘the and rrand: Ticke against such move, as ho thought it would | All that the human mind can thiuk of, while | of the demonstrati aud his grand- | Ticket Br ars’ association were burned to JoW. 1 v 05 %, Snell, Charles O, - boy named Willimn Wyt ion. mother, Catharine Soyl American Assoc end disastrgusly to the party throughout tho n‘ill\l‘l“‘l‘l‘:\]::-;l‘»‘\"vx:cl‘;:n::‘ul:l‘;!l::(lil:ti?m.llul:;::i Dus | Shiatged him \\'{ll‘l‘l:--ll-n’.“fl J2opduce ot an AT ROCRESTE Goath.” Mis, Catbarind Sovies was @ waman | Whedca, Harwood, Charlés J. Dautach stato. Ho thought it would bo best to wait un- | Jittlo' intetiect to put. your foot in & track al. | LEETAYaL R oiting moeting ot the court house' | Rochester 8, Syracuse 0, cighty years of ago und helpless. Tho boy | and J. J. Cox of Lincoln Were gucsts at tho til after the stato convention andthen let the | ready made.’ o LA L0 A o A0 SARES QA Y 93V s 10013 Stompling 10 o3 Paxton yesterday. suti-monopolists endorse the republican can- | “Those men who meet at that convention | lutions adopted condemuing the action of | e An International Council. —— = didates. Others spoke in favorof such a | Oughttofiud same way by which the people | those citizens wiro had put in fear the person Toledo4, St. Louls 3. - | Loxnox, May 19.~At the Congregationalist move, wnd sald 1t would be liko belng ro- | (o, "3 \undor our prescnt systoun. 1t Abpours | ik, tartin and forced biu to leave undos y : y % o s made without any specitic haty I ‘loased from bondage. John A. Davies, for | tome that our people are too much given to | ayers il o years president of the Young Men’s Re- | looking after detalls and lose sight of tue ST EALE A AT COLUMBIS: ol ito & fuctor in local politics, | great proposition which is underneath.” i s - YEaast PoNcionn olvhy qulle Pl General Delovan Batos roplied with charac- Ldsutenant Woaks Snicldos Columbus 0, Louisvill AT PHILADELPHIA annual union today the committe recom Athletic 8, Brooklyn 4 mended that an international council be held in London in July, 1891, to consist of 100 ates from Englaud, 100 from America | Yben Baby was aick, we gavo her Castoria, L aud 100 from the rest of the world. ‘When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, i 3 : SaN ANtoNto, Tex., Moy 12,—Lioutenaut W il awakon one | teristic brevity: ‘*Advise county conventions | . Tox,) Moy | — — L 4 . Miotia A —— S——. - 3 pnlyh;lxlfl:;mmm:t’;flmm'lnz oounty and | to instruct delogations, allow o proxics to | Edwin Weaks, quartermasier of the United | THE SPEED RING. Atianting Labor Tronblos When ske became Mias, she clung 0 Castors, | ‘THIEL OHINESE DWARFE - Pote nominations which will weet the ap- | state conventions, but let the delegates who | States army post here, committed sulcide last HIYORAERIARE Lbthon. WroNbIe: | Wiken aho liad Childrea, slie gave them Castoriay Ago 81 yeurs, welght 2 pounds, helght roval of the producing classes, and unless | are present cast tho whole voto of the county | night by shooting. Despoudeacy was the Ldndsn Rark Baces ERLN. SOAY. 4%, NN e . | inehes, !’m nominations are made there is dwnger of | {.I\:u“lwh-'nmlsxll'x:;yh:}\‘;ml; lot "ie pl':uufimw cause, : B T e 1 - Hamzare | N :l‘ :I\I-L'H‘lr-’ “»M”";n: lh'" h\-";hn\_ ar- i ZANFRETTA PANTOMIME CO. "'l’"5“'&3:“&3‘&‘3.3".‘5.3:&‘77"u“&?n'{.', b o g YIS DO\ Soor Dr. A, I, Cook, disensos of rectum a | of today's races brucken snd investigate the grievances of H In "“Tho Brigands, out uporis duty sk will évaive upon | * Suporiuteadat of Schools, M. F. Stauley— | speofalty, 800 Shécly blk. | e wnd one-half furlongs—Dalsyriai won, | tho minors. | dmile 108l = Twagreshaign sk . i -