Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1890, Page 6

AGAIN THE BLACK SOX WY, | Th Prohibitionists Defeated for the Second Time in This City, MARVELLOUS MARTIN'S TWIRLING. The Visiting Team Fails to Get a Sin- gle Hit-The Game \y Among the Amatenrs— Sporting Notes. Tod Played. Won. Lost Minneapolls ] , Denver i Milwankee " Sionx City s Kangs City, Des Molnes Omahi 1] 3 NATIONAL Played i i Clnelnnatl Philadelphia Chici Brooklyn Boston ... New York Clevelund Pittsburg AMERICAN Played 40 il i i 10 Broo ) PLAVERS LEAGU Pliyed. Wor Boston i Brooklyn i 5 Y ) il 10 W ASSOCTATION Lost 1 1 I 10 Athlotic Rochester Louisville 8t Louls Columbus Toledo a1 20 18 14 i Cleveland Buffalo Des Moine ik Sox win, as O And agafn the would put it That makes two ont of three, and if they can only keep up their lick today it will be three straight, sonething they have as yet failed to accomplish this year, And what do you think! Omaha had young Mr. Galesburg of Martin, I1L., in the box, and he shut the Prohibitionists out without a hit In fact, they didn’t get a smell. Pusselbach, however, came within a hair's- breadth of saving theit bacon by a tremen3 dous long hit in the fourth inning. But Tommy Kearns was out there, and after skirmishing around among the carriages way out in left field, toward which the ball wis sailing like a_rocket, he finally got under it aud by a good jump caught it It was @ great nd the not let up 1 the utes. But a miss is as good as a_mile, marvelous play young M leave the grounds with the enviable tion of pitehing un_entire game vy hitting team without giving them even tiniest bit of a safe one, he three runs Des Moines managed to se- cure were the product of bases_on balls, and in this respect Martin_ was a little generous. H it Hart, though, did the saine for the Black Sox, 'besides hitting a he sport audience did several min- nd by this bled to ita- man with the ball, So it was tit for tat on balls, Billy McKim, the new umpire, was in_a measure responsible for this wildness ou the part of the pitchers, for his judgment on balls and strikes was very topaz. Omaha was first it the bat, and they found Billy Hart's curves anything but diffeult to fatlion. Canavan, without much delay, sent a safe one out Into left, and Walsh atwo-sacker i right, scoring Jimmy. Then Colonel [ duplicated Jocs hit, but was put out tr male thivd on it—that is, the umpire him out, but he was safe by a yard L Bat what the umpire says goes, as you all bly know. , Walsh ot home any v and two earned runs starter, Phelan got nis base doubled with Cleveland Phelan. Putton was quickly retired from Moran to Andrews, but Brimblecom went to balls, stole second, reached third on 1 gun's out from Cléveland to Aundrews, and home on a wild pitch. Trafley struck out. Hart began the thivd by hitting Andrews, who went to second on Willis? out from pit to fivst, and on to third on a passed Moran then hit to Macullar who endeavored to throw Wally out at the plate, but he failed, allowing Moran to anwlior safely on” first to boot. That set the ing to led 1y on the play, wasw't so bad for a on balls, but was from Flunagan to audience to cheer Martin followed with a single, Canavan with a two-bugger and Walsh with his secoud safe one, Moran, Martin and Canavan scoring, Aud then the spectators more, for they again suw v mer air. Hart threw Kearns out at first, and the Beore stood 6 to 1, The visitors' half was barren of results, us was the third for On In this inning the Prohibitionists added another score to their side Canavan’s fumble passed ball let him scored on Patton’s out from Cleveland to Andrews. Brimblecom wot his base on balls, and on Clevelund’s high throw to first off Flanagaw's hit he moved round to third, while Flanagan made first in safety, Cleveland then threw Trafiley out and the results were not so serious after all In the fourth Moran struck out, made his sccond single, Canavan fanned, Walsh singled and Keans flew out to Macullar, and what looked very much like another run ended in a goose eggr Phelan went out on_ first_on Cleveland's splendid throw. Then Fusselbuch stepped to the bat and made a great hit way out among the left field carriages. It looked like a homer, but Kearns was there, like the star spangled bunner, us has been previously remavked, and made the star cateh of the seison, My, what a yell of delight there was when Tonimy wus séen climbing back of the car riuges, buggies and tally-ho coaches with the bull in' bis teeth, Clare then went to Cleveland and Macully were left, as Timmy out at first, Both sides made a tally in the fifth, For the Black Sox Phalen got fivst on balls, s did Cleveland right after him, Then An® drews smote her for two sacks, and Phalen crossed the pan, while Blmer went to thira Willis wus thrown out at first, and Cleveland at the plate. He tried to score on Moraw's grounder to Phalen, but the old mun wus too agile for him, and 'his temerity cost him his life. Martin'perished in Fusselbach's throw to_Flanagan. For the lowans Patton four wide ones, ng. cheered some ctory in the sum- Hart a life, to third, and he gave round A Martin first_on an error by on balls, but, both lesburg threw Hart was given first on 1d after Brimbleom's out to Andrews, reached sccond on Flanagan’s suctifice and home on a_passed ball, Trafley also went to first on balls, but was left o second, which he neatly purloined, by reason of Phelan’s out from Cleveland to Andrews And that ended the run-getting, as neither side could get a man round the bases in the next four innings. But the thousand people felt so happy that they gave Omaha another cheer, . 1i was a fine victory, und now this afternoon, The score: for the third oMAnA Ann . PO, AL E Oanavan, 2b " i Walsh. 8., i 1 0 ) . 1 0 2 0 elind, it i H Androws, b 1 17 0 Willls, w1 0 Moran, ¢ H Marthi, p B H Totals 7 T DES NOINES AB, R, n TV 10 Brimblecom 310 Flanugan, 1) 00 Traftioy, 3 00 Phelun; 2b 00 Fusselbuck, b 2000 Clare, u 00 Mieulls Hirt, p Patton Bhitisiing 00 ovepieed g L W80 BCOME BY INNINGS Oniah 24001000 0-7 Dus Moines. L 1010731000 0-3 BUMMARY fl'W carued—Oumubad, Two-base bits—Cau- itals THE Walsh 2, Kearns Phelan to Flan, I to Phelin OfF Murt off Hart hit, by pitehed ball- By By Martin 2 Hart 2. Passed Wild piteli—Martin 1 hour and fifty minutes Andrews in, Clare 1o AN wssolha called bal from bein Striek out Moran 2 Triffey 2 Tine of game-0ng Unipire—MeK i Double Denver 6, St. Paunl 2. Colo. 14.—[Special 1 The following is the © legram in DesvER to Tur Ber today’s game MeGlone, MeClaliah Trendwny rf..| rils, e 1 b..0 Murphy Farmer, Abbey 1 Rourk 0 Meekin, p 2 Totals BY INNINGS, Paul 00010 SUMMARY. Home runs—Reyn- St Earned rans—Denver b olds. Bases stolen—Denver 2 Left on bises Denver 4, St 17, Buses on 15-0fF Flood i off Meckin 4. it by ball-Kennedy Strack ont— By Flood 5 by Meekin 2. Passed bulls-Reynolds, Brougiiton. Time of game One hour and forty minutes, Umpire—Cul sick. Sucrifice Hits™ Bou iKennedy, Milwaukee 14, Sioux City 2, Stovx Ciry, Ia, e 14 gram to Tue Bee]—Following result of todays game FIOUN C1TY o M00 001 man, m 0 Dalrymple, if it 1 Pettit, vt i 0/ Schock, 88 0 Morrissey 0/ Albert. b 0 Jantze W 0/ Grimih, p Cline Glenn, If Kanpel Brosnan Pawell, 1t Hanrahan, s Genins, ef 210 2 BY INNIN Sloux City .. 0200 0—2 Milwiuukeo 4031 —i SUNMARY Earned rins—Milwaukee 11 Two-base hit— Pettit. Three-buso hits-Croshy and Black, Poornian, Dalrymple and Jantzen. Bases on balls -Doviine 1, Black 1, Geifliths 2. Struck out—Devline &, Black 1, Griffiths & Left on buses—sfoux City & Milwaukee Pussed bulls—Crosby 2. Double pluys—Shoek to Welch to Morrissey, Time of +—One hour and forty-five min Unipire—tenderson Totals. ....14 20 % Minncapolis 1, Kansas City 0. Kaxsas Ciry, Mo, June 14.—[Spec to Tue Bk —The following result of toduy’s game egram KANSAS CITY NMINNEAPOLIS ¥ 0l Carroll, rf..... 0| Foster, m ol Minrehan. 1f 1/ Rvan, 1 0l tenglo, 26 Smith Burns, Hoover, Ib, Stourns, ss. Carpenter fb Manning, 2b i 2 1) Myers, b, Donahuc, e, 70 0| Miller, we 4 0| Mitehell, p. 0 0| Dugdade, e 1zl BY INNINGS, Kansas City. 00000000 Minneapolis 00000001 SUMMARY. ed runs—Minneapolis 1. Two-base hits— oIl Hengle, Stolen bases—Carroll, Hen- Dotble plays—Miller to” Hengle 0 Ryn. I out=—By Conway 5, by Mitehell 5. Ui Hurst 0—0 —1 pire National Leaguae. AT BOSTON. Boston 8, Philadclphia 5. Boston 0, Philadelphia Fivst gar Second game AT BROOKLY. Brooklyn 16, New York 3, AT CINCINNATL Cincinnati 9, Cleveland 0. AT CHICAGO. Both Pitisburg games were postponed on account of wet grounds. Players’ League. AT BOSTON Boston i, Phil Boston 4, Ph First game Second game adelphia 6. AT BUFFALO. Buffalo 9, Pittsburg 6. Buffulo 2, Pittsburg 5. AT BROOKLYN. New York 0., First game Second gume Brook AT CLEVELAND, Cleveland 2, Chicago 8, oviatisn, AT ROCHESTER. Rochester 3, Syracuse 4. Rochester' 3, Syracuse 0. Amer ) S vst game cond game AT PHILADELPIIA, Athletics 9, Brooklyn 10, AT LOUISYILLE. Louisville 11, Toledo 1. AT ST LOUIS, St. Louis 6, Columbus 3. Will it be Three Straight? The Ofahas and the Des Moines teams play their thivd and last g at the local park this afternoon, and as the Omahas are playing with such gratifying vim and dash a large crowd shoild be on hand to encourage them in their commendable efforts, Dad ke will be in the box for Omaha, and he ¥s he will win the game or cat the grand stand. But it will be no snap. The prohibi tionists are extremely nettled over their two straight defeats and will make a prodigious effort to retrieve themselves this afternoon The public have been crying for winning ball, mid, now that they are getting it, let theim attest their apprediation by turning out this afternoon. Amon The Kilpatrick-Koch d and the Pucific express company teams played an interesting game the latter's grounds vesterday afternoon, the K.-K. team winning as follows KK 9142300089 P. E 4010000 Batteries -~ Stephenson and Kuhn Ks. and Hess and Sunder for the I mateurs, goods company on 0 314 0 05 for the K fics. The Keystones and Cornets—juvenile teams came together at the Sixteenth and Locust street grounds, the collision resulting in a masterly contest. The score: Keystones. £0000000 04 Cornets,........0 00 0 0 0 00 0—0 Spriv®eate and Burdick, Key ufelder and Hodder, Cornets. Hits pystones 7, Cornets 3 The Keystones and High School team will play next Saturday on the High school grounds, Bert Wilkins' Cit did not go to Lincoln Steam Laundry team yeste , a8 they in tended, and instead will meet theéiv old rivals, the Nonpareils, on the latter's grounds, kif teenth and Vin'ton streets, this afternoon at 8. The game will be for a purse of £50, and as there s no little foeling between the two clubs, an exciting game is inevitable, Hart, the City Steam’s star twirler, hus recovered from his late sickuess and will go into the box for his team. The Craue Brothers' team left for Missouri Valley this morning, and will play there this afternoon, The Shamy conclusions ¢ rocks and West Lawns will try the latter's grounds this p. m The game Friday at Missouri Valley be- tween the Omahias and the local team re- sulted in a score of 6 to 1 in favor of the pro fessionals. A game of ball was played yesterday after noon between the Creighton Colloge team and the Ideals, which resulted in the defeat of the latte of ILto 8 The feature effective battery work of leglutes, Batte Creighton col < und Conroy; Ideals, Jones and Upysses, Neb., June 14.—[Special Telegram g Bre. | —The wamo todiy between the oln glants und the Ulysses teams re sulted in o of 8 104 in favor of the former team. Considerable money changed bunds over the result THE SPEEDL KING. foreis Park Naces. Monkis Pank, N, Y., June 14, of today's races Rawmapo Welter bandicap, seven furlongs Summary i % 5 « * third. Time—1:30!4. ogers Neck st Dr. H ond, Monroe third, Time—1 s Great Eclipse stakes, two-y added, six furlongs—Salli Russell second, Reckon third. Westchester cup, mile and on won, Sorrento second. Time: drawn. Tywo-year-olds, six won, Eclipse second, Time1:17 Aunie Wood handicap, mile ¢ Zephyrus won, Gipsy Queen hist third, Time St. Lonis I Sr. Lovis, Mo., June 14.—Su day’s race Two-year-olds, fiv won, Black Kunigit Time—1:039 One mile— War second, Dousman third. Charles Green staks and one-fourth—Bill second. Time Other Mile and one-¢ighih—Elyton second, Bonita thivd. Tinie—1 furlongs. won T three. Little Crete won, third. Time won, Little Crete Time—1:1515. Third Little Crete second. o 1:001g. rnegic s Seeond ccond, ( heat': Time Kansas City Rac: tod 'S race: Two-year-olds, six furlongs —1:17 Six_furlong heats—First Second heat: 1:16 Di ' stakes, (hree-year- and one-cighth Eastlove thizd Three-y tle Minn third. Time “Time olds and upward, 1141 4 three. ond, xteenths —Hamlet won, Vice Regent third, Time The English Tu Loxboy, June 14.—[Special Tur Be. | Sandown parl meeting. The wais the race for the British ¢ ar-old s s of 1 Teit, with 600 sovereigns olds bred and trained in the fons, winning penalties and mai ing allowances, five furlong: A Taylor's bay filly by Exil Johnsou's filly, Fuse, second, a colt, Hildebert, third. Thel starters ided The most successful dog sho Omaha came to a close last eve particulars, and passed off hitch. Manager Ingr lated. The prize winners ave as follc 1 priz Trish terr prize. Boglish mastiff, C. W, Bluffs, first und second. St. Bernards, George Pullma la,, first, second and third. Newfoundland, Bert Cox, or, Jack Sheldon, k Dowling, Omaha, er, Theodore B Bluffs, firs! Toy t ier, Mes, H. H. first; Lou Hibbon, second. Bull terrviers, Ch uouse No. 2, Ouiah class, Scotch first in adi collies, M. first; Mr. Briggs of Avoca, I Irish_sotter, T Coverdal biteh; H. B. Kennedy, Omaba, Pointers, H. B. Kennedy, Kennedy, Omaha, second Inglish bull dog, C t Toy tevri Smallest dog, Arthu St. Allyn pointer, H. first, MeK Briggs Me( SOUTH OMAHA N All membors Daughters of preseat at the hall Friday ever A short of Alpha No. 83, Daughters of Rebekah, ay Base Ba The Sobotkers will go to M today to play will be called at 2 is the list of players and their Elkhorn Positions Allen....... D 10 0'clock. ih 2 i, Primley It Knowles . .... m Dojier r LO.G T South Omaha lodg Order of Good Templax and entertainment Enterts No. 100, will in A O, OMAHA DAIL kes, three-year-olds, seven shauth won,” Hempland sec- McClelland won, furlongs—Evangeline Contribution ond, Kingman third. Letcher withdrawn. Three-fourths of a mile heats. 1: Kavsas Crry, Mo., June 14.—Summary of won, Id. Bell sccond, Dewbury third heat ssie Mol Dyer second, Jessie MeFarland third. Blue Vail won, Amelia sec- won, Mabel second, I Three-year-olds and upward, mile This was the second da sovereigns each, British Beneh Show Winners. hibition has been a mest interesting one in all without am is to be congratu- 1Pox hounds, A. J. Clarke, Omaha, first and Hamilton, Council Council , first. Lou Hibbon, Omaha. second Gra dles Wate) Harrison of , second Omuha, first; C. D. E. Barrett, Omaha, fivst Alpha Lodge No. 44,D. of R, lodge Rebekah, are requested to be the Elkhorn ball club, Y A GR BEE SUNDAY, JUNE AGES, 15, 1890—-SIXTEEN P EAT SUCCESS PEOPLE'S INSTALLMENT H Has no connection with any other concern, but we carry the larg Mammoth Establishinent will prove it. t stock of household goods in the ci Our installment business i WHY? ss 1s a blc OUSE of Counc ty. v. A visit to our / ing to everybody. Because our prices to those cus- tomers who buy on the installment plan are a low as if they paid cash, and by paying one- third cash down, you can pay the weekly or monthly. Our stock is the and our prices are the lowest. We will quote only a few prices: Bed Room Suits. ....... 1248l SIS O b GG UL 25. Carpetssi d 25c ya Cook Stoves, No. 0 Book Cas Center Tables. Chamber Sets Dinner Sets, 100 picces. Tea Sets, 56 pieces..... £0. 6. 4. 10 6. We guarantee our goods. Patronize home We will duplicate any prices given in Omaha. to trade at home, remember. Worth won, Now or Never second, 0! ar-old: Time ie-half- 2idd, third. ind one-fourth second, Budd- immary of to- ~Rose How: Harry Irclund 1:451¢ year-olds, mile won, Bishop won, Curtoon 7, 57 st heat: ccond, Bertha heat: Bertha negie third, Bertha won, 178, e, Joe Woolman Time Sanardo and_ third. Sanardo won, Time old fillies, mile 00 -5 one mile—Lit- and or Cablegr of principal event dominion two. 8 for for two domin- den and breed- It was won by o 1L, Sir I nd H, N re wero xon's nine held in The ex- W ey ning. a jar or WS Omuha, first u, Silver City, Blufts, | vay, Council oy, Omabin, an, engine | ult and puppy Omaha, Omaha, first, insie, Omaha, | , Omaha. irew, Omaha, | EWS. -a Premier | No. 44, ning, sion of the lodge will be | fore going to Omaha to meet with lvy lodge 11, cArdle's wills Game | The following positions Sobotken. | Hatchor Flynn, Hurt. | Payton Hart Glenn Davis. Seott Urquahart ent. Independent Monday evening. entertainment The following ixth and N streets, After a literary and musical refreshments will be served. programme has been arranged: Voeal , octette recitation, Miss Alice Griftith Alfred 'C. MeCracken: ad- . Cecil Hastings: voeal music, Miss 3 essay, Mr. W. R. Dunroy; cshiments Miss Louise Munshiaw of Chicago is in the visiting her brother, Edward D. Mun- 0. G. Howard, with her children, of Red Oalk, Ta.. who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rynearson, has veturned home. The South Omulia rurnverein has leased Germania hall for meeting and practice pur poses. istav Anderson has gone to Salt Lake , Utah, to reside, Mrs, James H. Van Dusen has returned from Lincoln. William H. Traslore has passed an_engi- neer's examination before the Omaha bourd. Miss Amy Snyder ot Des Moines, Ta., is the guest of Miss Cora Brown. Brougham Stephenson s up from Kunsas ty. Superintendent Jwes ' Viles, jr., of the Omaha packing houses is on the sick list. Miss Mary Reese and Richard Wright of Syracuse, N. Y., arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L."Holmes. = Michael Dailey, an employe of the Omaha packing houscs, cut a bad gash in his left wrist Friday with a knife, severing the ten- don and artery, The arm had to be split up several inehes to get the tendon before the wound could be dressed by the surgeon, A mecting of the west Dodge street prop- erty owners was held last night to remon- strate against the uetion of the cable com- pany in taking off the Harney street linc, Committees were appointed to confer with the president of the company and call the at- tention of the city council to the matter. The board of public works has rec samples of paving brick from Missouri, Kun- sas, Beatrice and Omuha, and Mr. Kierstead was appointed a_committee of one to find a place to make the proper tests. The board and_ the city engineer will subject the bricks to a test by water, hydraulic_pressure, and tumbling them about in a cylinder to test their resistance to “chipping.’’ St i, PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. -ank of York is a guest at the Mur- J. E. Baldwin of G Island is at the lasey. A. L. Bixby of Columbue is stopping at the Casey. J. B. Jenkins of Schuyler is stopping at the Casey. W. Wyckoff of Lincoln was in the city yes- and . McClear of O'Neill is stopping at the ard. H. R. Hughes of Valparaiso is r¢ the Casey. Mus. C. Tyrrill of Lincoln is stopping at the Paxton. ik A. Drebert of West Point s a guest at the Casey. J. M, Fisher of Attleboro, Mass., is a guest at the Paxton. Murs. C. M. Spooner of Lincoln is registered at the Millard, R. H. Rankin of Cambridge is stopping at the Merchants, W. G. Washburn of Beatrice is a guest the Merchants, F. M. Crowell of St. Paul is registered at the Merchants Charles Kloman of Broken Bow is regis- tered at the Paxton. Mrs, H. w. Hebbard, Mrs. C Mus. Surah Moore of Lincoln are the Millard, W. S. Rector and wife and Miss Minnie Hawke of Kansas Cily visited Chicago for a few duys last week Rubbi Rosenan leaves for Europe on Tue: day, June 17, He sails on the Gellert of the Hamburg line on June 25 Wallace C. Moshér, president of the Capital tional bank of Lincoln, was in the city yes duy onbusiness and made a visit to Tug Beg building Miss Muy Copeland,who has just completed her thirdyear atVassar college, returne home last evening tg spend the summer vaca tion with father and mother. Mrs. Frank Benidson of this city and Miss Emma Bennison of Kewanee, 1115, who has been visiting her brothers here the past year, leave tomorrow evenifig for Lake Minnetonka to spend the summet; - Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg. - - Another Distinguished Lady Scholar, LoNDON, June 14,—[Special Cablegram to Tur Ber,|—Miss Fawcett 1s not alone in winuing high distinction at the June exami. nations of Cambridge university. The an nouncement is mado today that Miss Marga ret Alford has won first place in the classical tripos. Miss Alford is & niece of Dean Al ford, famous for his critical edition of the Greek testament. Her father, who Is a preacher much distinction, is also a fine classical scholar. He has been his daughter's principal instructor in her studies, e . Stanley's Book Stolen LONDON 14 Cab i Bee.|—The St @ complete set of fortheoming gistered at at H. Gere and guests at 15 of that June Speclal James Gazette says proofs of Henry M The Darkest ley's worlk, ba la 0o rd 50 00 3.00 00 95 95 and and and lance rgest and and \IP up up up up \l[) up up lll\ and and and and merchants. We want you MANDEL & KLEIN, 320 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Tow: HURRMM FOR EISEMAV'S, Africa, were obtained in a mysterious man- ner by some person who offered. copics to one English paper and to two papers published in the colonies. The copies were accepted by the papers, but the publication of the matter was thwarted by the issue of a civeular by the house which is to publish the book warning any person against publishing the work and | notifying any one who did so that he would be held responsible. Great June Sale Commencing Tomorrow and Lasting the Balance of the Month, NO LET UP—MORE SWEEPING BARGAINS. y OR SA Bast Brc stein and Jerscy., TANTED—A competent ¢ housework South Sixth stre Mrs, Jane t. Ono Jerse oile cow adway, Cotneil Blufls, SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. = cirl for gencry) » Baldwi m& and one 1old ddle horse. 08 Smith May R OR SA Loxnox, June 14.--[Spec Tue Bee.]—1f the to hold an autumn ses: vied out, Mr. Smith, first lord of the treasury and ernment leader in the house of commons, will resign, as it was intimated yesterday. He believes that his health is not sufciently All the Wise People Will Be There— | Chance for Shrewd Buyers —Bargains for the People. I Cablegram to et Biuils. Read and compare what we offer in this LE houses, by J. R. I TWRITING nd m ositions and Roc and opened g typewrith fther att legal copyin 4, Brown bu rden ce. 102 Main st., Councl| land, witl Lulu for pired to e el ilding good to stand the additional strain that will be put upon him. Should he vesign it is be- lieved that he will be succeeded by Goscuen, nt chancellor of the exchequer. b 2 mperor William Condemned. L4.—[Special Cablegram to : Bee.]—An enormous mecting of s democrats was held today at Moabit, a sub- urb of Berlin, The fmmense building was packed to suffocation and thousands were un- great June sal GINGHAMS, Wash ginghams, dress and _apron sty all 10c qualities at_5c a yard. Best d gingnams, all the 15¢ and He qualiti finest Scotch ginghams, all the c qualities, at 20c a yard. CHALLIES. Good American challies at fc a yard, Ver best Manchester and English challies at 8¢ a yard. 100 picces half wool trench challies and mousalines at 7e, S and 100 ol A Ve 5 30¢ and ( A Lo above me and intere add Cou atany time the follo i torms: orth $LO0) at 312 per ess the Judd & Wells il Bluirs, Ta. A home worth 31500 at 315 pe 10 worth s worth £ o wortl & priced hoy thly £2000 at 2 ) at & on the si ments in particu Co. 0t clude prineipal dlars call on or 606 Broadway, able to obtain admission and held overtiow | mectings near by. The meeting was a very exciting one. The speakers freely criticised All of our American Best English sateens at 10c French sateens, luding our yard. Ouf best W. Bl NOR RENT 0 gooil T Pearl street. modern hou w. ses. il novel- ¢ r, 20¢ and the socialist and labor policy of the emperor finish | and the meeting finally passed a resolution censuring the kaiser for his labor reseripts. The day was past, the resolution declared, when Germany could be governed by ve- scripts. The people demanded unre- strained share in the government of the em- iroa nd it could not with safety be denied them, s of onr own importation, at a yard. All of our st black sateens at 20c and 25¢ a yard, We offer for this Junc sale WHITE GOODS at terribly low prices. Sece them. Musling and sheetings during this sale will positivel £0 at munufacturers’ cost. That means good wrd wide, soft finished muslin, equal to Lonsdale or Pruit of the Loom, af 5c a yard, All sheetings, in S-quarters, S-quarters and 10-quarters, ached, at wholesale prices. | Buy your muslin 5 per cont PECIAL CUT IN SILK and silk dress goods for this June goods, laces and lace flouncings, assortment to select fron Calland see our burgains. will invest. Out-of-town customers, send in your orders carly. HENRY EISEMAN & CO., Council Blufts, Ta. e Don't fail ‘o attend the great y at the Boston store Monday. Every parasol of their immense stock to be sold at_actual cost: Monduy only. Boston store, Council | - Bluffs. NOR RE. Fon pea V an 1.D. Epwe - Pres, London Bakers Will Strike. Viexa, June 14.—[Special Cablegram to Tue Bee.]—The master buke few days ago, in order to averta strike, increased the wages of the journeymen. Though the in- crease was not as great as the men demanded they were satisfied and remained at work Yesterduy the masters reconsidered their ac- on and announced, to their employess that > would be the'same s before. This uc tion is vesented by the inen and a strike is re- garded as certain, Complete We are sure you Shugart, £ R, Hunn; ness. L asol sale Young Storrs Kecommitted. New Yonk, June 14.—George M. Storrs, the son of Emory A, Storrs, who escaped from | \yita goods sale at the Boston store, Coun- the Poughlkeepsic insane asylum Thurs cil Bluffs, Monday. last and was recaptured in this eity e LT night, was recommitted to -he asylum today. The Boston store, Council Bluffs, is now o deraisnod in court. Stors said he was | Showing the most’ complete line of black Nk st s (ALl his troubles b boon | Eloves ind mitts ever shown anywhere. Their caused by domestic infelicities, He talked [ Priggs ave always the lowest. and acted in a rational manuer and presented GO A Sk RoUDRGAFARGe Of Insanity refurnished, and new in- MRV 30 days, £.00 cabinets for Geiman Gl Wt iish warranted. 220 Main Brruiy, June L4.—[Special Cablegram to | 1f you wish to negotinte a loan on chattel or Tue: Bk, ]—1t has been decided in Berlin to real estate security, at lowest rates, sec £, H. appoint a colonial council to take recognizance | Sheafe & Co., brokers, Broadway and Main of the increasing mass of coloniul work. set, up-stuir This council, which will be selected within a very short time, will be composed of p sous who have won recognition as explovers in Africa and other countries and will com- prise some of the most prominent German travelers living, Schmidt's galler: struments. o 250, Elegant I in BB card whi - Buy WallPapes. Gillette & Freeman’s, 23 Pearl stre - The gasoline stove 15 more dangerous than the unloaded gun ve life and property by using the C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co.’s gas stove. t. coln.” 11 PSS, very A Receiver for the Utica Herald, Urica, N. Y., June 14.—An application for the appointment of a receiver of the Utica Herald wus made today. The Herald is owned by a stock company under the name of Sllis H. Roberts & Co. It istunderstood that for along time past the business has been embarrassed by a very large indebtedness, / DL, For the Education of London's Poor. Loxpoy, June 14.—|Special Cablegram to Tuk Bee. |—The Congregationalists of Lon- don are vreparing to erect a magnificent building in Bast London in which will be es- tablished a university for the education of the poor exclusively, The institution will be called the Mansficld h AL Don't fail to attend the parasol sale Boston store, Council Bluffs, Monday. - sale at th at the white hov the New Boston store, | the s Monday., Every parasol of cnse stock at cost price for Monday Be on time and get the choice selec Great parasol Council Bluffs, our in only. tion, than he. ————— J. C. Bixby, stoam neaung, sanitary engi neer, 043 Life building, Omaha; 202 Merriam block, Council Blufts, - 4 If you wish to sell your property call Judd & Wells Co., C. B. Judd presid Broadway. the pre the cont foot,” and the | 4 ity 000 | oy leulated 2, suff Desirable dwellings located in all parts of the city, for rent by E.H. Sheafe & Co., Broadway and Main st., up stairs ceived ut St. Bernard's to the I18th of June for the excavating of grounds and basement for un extension of the hospital, Bids will be received by mother coln, it se lend penc made sion wh displayed the while means fr Onry 1 to nin. BeRLIN, June 14.—The goverment has in structed the German officials in East Africa to prevent the Emin Pas pedition from entering Uganda while negotiations are pend ing between Gormany and England relative to territory in Africa. Lo i - C lera | Spain Manip, June 14.—Cholera has broken out at Puebla de Rugat, in the province of Valen cia, and there have already been fourteen deaths from the disease. 1t is believed the discase was brought there by some soldiers who recently arrived from Afvica Two Children Killed by the Cars, WensTen, Mass, June 14.—Alol and Annie, aged eight and twelve, daughters of Mr, Fellker of Wilsonville, Conn., were struck by a train on the railroad bridge terday and ki The father was struck but not seriously Bids will b Choice residence property centrally located for sale by E. H. Shesfe & Co, - Tipton, real estate, b - West, porcelain crown and bridge arl innumery 5.G Broadway. might the Dr. H work, No. 1 -~ The prettiest lace tocques in Mrs, T. B. Louis' Masonic block = . sporting headg! the city at The wiy Manhattan , 418 B . S. B Wadsworth & Co., 207 loan money for Lombard Investr Peasl street, teompany, | 10 B Loui yes - N. Y. Plumbing Co, - A good hose reel frec hose purchased at Bixby - Waterworks IKANSAS € with every 100 fect of ive Italiar from here Niew Youk wel vived toduy burg and t nd of Slaves were Penu an V10 F 1ed this ains | rtain L hes, China silk, up 1 IOne Henry & 5 CARPET CO. ti Our bar \rpets, 1 being t 1 dvap P We can save IL BLUEFS in sulo will iy Those were ton, and *this important coived 50 imperative would say, And in one sense it w tl st SO dway is disy ch t Let this man com 180, XC et if mission on which the mitted to enter the dent of the United S Mv, Lincoln, his record for ry, “th wearing of 1 to HR m on in Digsport, norm frc signals of distress ble seiousness, fc simple charts of yet they hardly of the great-minded, appurently not today stands next to regard of the American people Nothing ever like it be prices of hat Mi The Burlington | ey A Wite-Murd stirving The store W. 0. JEHAVE so that wo will ¢ N, couscrr BLUF pital und s bunk in Southwestern lowi. IntercestonTime Deposits, Architects AND BUILDT SUPERINT \d 412 Bee Bu 5 24 and 240 Correspon 'S SHOE M No. 18, fronting i The Judd & L. SnuGAR Vico-ires > A, R. HANNAN, Cashier. CitizensState Bank Liability to Depositors Dircrais1 Fs. $150,000 50,000 350,000 E. L Citad i husle urplus o uny BNDENTS, ilding, Omaha Merriam Block dence solicited, EASURE. ndow. In a shop window eda si right Dece hears date man” must personage u i writes *T'he ke Critie, service not som bear wits in reulity ot Len i bee— s man whose give 1 wus ha lief which u am the sume show th 1 as tosize, m those poin ro wont the weings the ho norves to Something of be inferre his lower hint the footd Wash ore, 1 tocques and b asonic block sstores ( 14. T June re Ago 10 18 cont ht when applied locall -~ rer H 14, At 0 murdered February, was hanged, 15t | norable arm-h neatly written mple legend: in. A. Line mber 12, 1564 have been wsport to the s Lounger” in The head least, one ter power 51 secrod WS pers sence of s Fow uliness to times at Washing of m, a shoemaker ndiwork ‘wad to all who v from ill-fitting or ill-mude hoots, Of this noble army of martys Mr, | ms, was not the least, ne and 1he cobbler 'in,? with ut foct, were by no ts from which to flash along at of cone the man from theso extromitios, giant tura arted, but vho the the right frame he slaughite unets ut Mrs attle Ratos, Burlington has the cattle rate per hundreds anged. this morning his wife lust Bluffs