Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 7, 1890, Page 2

A (REENBACKER 0N SILVER. | Chairman Jones of the National Committeo Bays it Benefits Farmers, CONDED AND FLOATING DEBTS OF STATES, | A Special Bulletin Ofice S Not from ws That Nebraska is Aficted With Either of Tne Wasmyaro At Tar Owina Bew, TRENTIL STREET, Vasmisaroy, D.C,, A © 0. Jones of New York, chair: lonal greenback enthusiastic silver Hon man of t nat committee, is the lat ment of t Jones suid v @ un endors law, Mr. this after. when the o uew coinnge our correspond bout i1 Iver began to udvance, the noon: “ir price of pril 5 last, wheat has gone up 15 conts per its per bushel, per pound and butter and chec about 12 and ¢ in near wheat crop fifteen bushel ut ¥ the I'he f this co years Th « been "t av tho past 450,000,000 for ten 00,000 been about years has abont oushel 0o crop abi product o choese | 13,000,000 it pound tor about 12,000,000 000 18,000, have pounds. Phis advance would amounted to over in time to cover t product of these five in the it of 100,000,000 i £ last year's The advance that time rti dur whic price of silver been 15 cents per ounce to the 50,000,000 ounces produced in this count only By lias when applied of silver , would o nount to you will benefitted miners by 59,000,000, that the far have forty times as much as the this advance, Yet I am told that a papor called the Financior, which claims to repre- sent the farmers' alliance, is complaining of the silver lobby ¢ of the sitver bill.” “Do you think the advance will hold?" was asked. “Yes," sald Mr. Jones, “if the vresent bil is honestly carried outand asuflicient volume of greenbacks issued to meet the require. ments for the money among American pro- ducers. Silver alone nor silver and gold combined will not meet one-quarter such requirements, especially for the next fow years, duving which all” onstanding national bank notes must be retived,” *Do you believe the prescat be faitihfully carried outs “That depends on the presigent and tary of the treasury. I have not seen eithe of them sinee the Bill passed, butam told that both have said it will be, and it is sinceroly tebe hoped for the sake of rican pro- ducers that such will be th " “Do you expect a iargo att national greenback conferen Tudianapolis on August 2 “I7rom present indications there will bo a fair number present. Of course it is called and will bo held as a conference of national greenbuckers, who will then and there pre serve the great fundamental principles and name for which they have so long and hon estly " I do not expect much time will' be spent on the history or theories ¢ money. 1ts history is now geierally under- stood” by most well informed people, and the theory of greenback money issued by the wovernment for value received by the goy nment has been decided to be constitu- fonal money. The various the S now belng put forward for issuing paper money o1 any othier basis are not p uctical and neve will be enacted into law. Cheir tendency is to retird the day when paner money shall oring forward anew and better civilization by its use CENSUS BULLETIN ONSTATE DEBTS, A special bulletin was issned tonight, from the censnus oftice showing the indebtedness of states in 1880 aud 1560, The bonded debt of Nebraska in 1850 was 44,267, while in 1500 itis nothing. There was no Hoating debt in 1880, nor i there in 1800, nor are there any cashand funds on hand for these years, In 1880 Nebraska's net debt was $199,267, while for 1800 no debtis given. Towa in 1550 had $400,000 bonded debt, but she has none in 1890, In' 1350 the state had a i 1g debt of £542.428 and in 1890 she has a floating debt of $234,823, Iowa's cash and unds on hand in 1890 is $4,033,857, against 3,HO1853 in 1580, Her excess of adsets over W is $1,549,034, against $2,194,24 in these figures curing e pas: silver bill will s ndance at > 1o be held at debt i isg 1880, THE WILSON ORIGINAL PACKAGE BILL, The oviginal package bill was before the housc again today on the conference report, which recommended the adoption of the Wil- on bill without the change of the dot to an ? or the eross to 4 “t.”" As soon as the re- port was presented Judge Reed of Tows moved the previous question on its adoption. Mr. Oates of Alabama sought, 1 iny to get an opportunity for discussion and pro- sent certaln propositions in the nature of o compromise to the house upon which to get instructions fora further compromise. The wits 4 voll call, the previous question was ordered and after forty minutes’ talk, which was almost entively by ' Judge Reed and M Oate the vote was taken and the Wilson bill passed by u voteof 120 to 4, The democrats algpost to a man voted in opposition to tho bill and they were joined by s haudful of republicans, whi were opposed to the extreme stringerley of the measure, Said one of the latter when esked why he opposed the report: *“The bill was 0 1most remarkuble one and theobjections to it were pretty fully set forth when the subject was in the house before, It proposed to have the police regulations of a state, and any that may enact, attach liguors th ment they ci‘oss the borders of a state. They ade linble to confiscation red for snle or in a cellar of & man \who has imported them for his pe sonal useund that of his family, as admitted by Judge Reed, but, if lr > means any- thing, evea when in transit, though not des tined for a point within the state, Thus a keg of beor shipped from Chicago to a point in Montana would bo subject to the police laws of the intervening states through which it would have to pass, and, if these laws puthorized confiscation, would reader it liablo to be poured on the ground in low other state on the way, Such legislation is not mery se, butin - my judgment will not be uphcld for a moment by the courts. I want to sce a law enacted on this subjoct, but T want one which will afford some practical relief, not ono written by a zealot who ¢ not look to the effect of the possi- bility of the enforcement of that which he lus framoed. This was the reason fer my yote, but there are others almost equally strong, and I cannot understand how gontle: men who have large dairy interests in their districts in states whore olecomurgarine is prohibited voted for this bill. T'he house sub. itute ufforded them a protection which the Wilson bi'l doos not, and the adoption of the conference roport leaves oleomargarine, low grade oils aud a host of things in a position 1o take ndvantage of tho Leise decision, with 1o hope of any remedial logislation as far us they are concorned by the present congr Take wy word for it he continued, b foro 1t second session assemblos syou will hear a protest against this action far louder than that which followed the announcement of the de- cision of the sup: art. ‘This action e tablishes n precedent, one which other in ests which desire like action will not be slow to take wdvantage of, and you wmay now look for u flood of sugyestions for like legislati which will only serve to poiut out the lack of wisdom of this. In its effect, therefor as far reaching if not u 50 than any e ure which s been aeted on at this sessio now famous for the importaut subjects d With.” T'he member who thus spo it fairly the seutiments of the republicans op- posing the Wilson bill. All of them have sald publicly that thoy desived logislati but they desived it alog well known paths, not meisures which, aiming to accomplish too uch, fail to briug any bevefit. CANNOT BE 100 CAREFUL, ‘The necessity for accuracy in legislation at all stages was demoustrated by an incident in congress today. Last April a bill was passed establishing a land office at Lewiston, Mont, In the courso of events the aet went before the commissioner of the general land ofico to bo executed. That oficlal discovered that the name of the town was Lewistown, and that he was not authorizod to_establish an of- fice ut that place. Tn this view the secrctary of the intevior concurred aud wday the dini- / | the Census | from Lowiston to 1 Ity was remedied by the passage of & joint resolution changing the spelling of the name wistown. The considers osolution afforded an opportun- for the usual criticism and complaint of ation of the | errors by the clerks, THUBLE ON THE ORIGINAL PACKAGE epresentative Steuble of the Sionx City, district was one of the staunch advoeatcs Wilson bill, and since his is a prohibi tate ho ha 1 the subject close at He suid to your correspondent this Pr 0t Harrison will sign the il very promptly as he did the v bill—for b accord with the interstat stat a8 promptly amend i the eommeree huve the o Towa is ment, by it will cut oposition to so law that b prohibition despite any riven cuse whate candid ¥ in candi publican bl of ex seinblance it o the in- he rthirow 1 the publican cc vall tho L to help laws, T bave friends adoption amen e A the supreme court has ov s of w law which porm Now a rance the rey JURTH ublican rauk LAS ehraska Ha Sioux ¢ D. P, Davis, re Towa—Central Porter, vice C. R it rounty, , removed NT A ison, zb, I G nder, vice nod City, Linn county, Crane, removed; ( C. H, Terwilliger, D BLAINE CONY ams from Cape May regarding iference between the president and Mr. Blaine on the reciprocity question have excited pul nterest heve toaay, and the port_that had decided upon o line policy the administration with crence to the ta bill is generally jted as true. The president has alw agreed with Mr. Blaine on the main pomt the issue which the latter has invoked with 80 much courage and ability, although he has 1ot been 8o sanguine as to the degree of ad- vantage that might be gained the ~United States from reciproeity fes with the American republics and the Spanish colon This, however, is due more to a difference in fo lifference of opinion. Mr, 13 y nature, while the presid It is true also that the president 1 the political advantages ropositions Mr, Bl has been no sugeestion ning logislation for years that has awakened so much restor 8o much ge eral approval among clisses of people pective of polities. The president has ched the development of public opinion vy and is oo good a politician to rlc Tects of its adoption upon the fortunes of acty. At the same time he has t Mr. Blaine's propositions wve not been approved and accepted by the republican loaders in congress, partieula those in char the tarift bill. For some weeks he has been holding interviews with them with the purpose of finding some ing the advantages Mr soeles that w meet with the sup the MeKinley faction. It is an open scevet that the Pic amendment to the tariff, which is a form of the Bl proposition, wis intro. duced after consultation with the it, if not at his suggestion. That Mr, Blaine invited to Cape May by the president to dis- cuss the situation there is no doubt, and it may bo announ ugon the very highest ithority that he corlially accepts the Pieree amendment quiteas good and equally us effective as The president and his_ seovetary state are therefore of one mind upon subject and will use their united influe secure the amendment of the taviff bill that the duty on su shall ot be. thrown away b utilized in diplomatic negotiations so as to- secure the free admission of our breadstuffs, proyis- ions and other peculiar products into tho sugar growing countries, which constitute nine-tenths of the area and population south of the Gulf of Mexico and the Rio Grande, It is belioved that the president has de- led to address o message to eress on this subject at an carly Ho goes to Boston next ek attend the national encampmentof the Army of the Republic and may not be uble to prepare it before that time, bt will undoubt- edly endeavor to do so. The effeet of such o message upon ross will be very great The senute is prepared to accept thé Piereo amendment, but Speaker Reed und the house committee on waysand means would be likely to reject it under circumstances, but they would not dave to do s If the president should take u firm position in its support and announce it to be the poliey of his administration, MISCELLANEOUS. e appeal of Thomas Thompson to the ecretary of the intevior from the land com- missioner’s decision afirming the local oficer’s finding in cancelling his homestead entry for the northwest g of section 10, town- ship” 119 novth, range 55 west, Watertown, S, D, lud district, was today e Jected by Assistant Secretury Chandler, The entry for the land in question was contested by Avthur C. Davis who alleged the usy rees of abandon- The secretary, afte £ the thinks the charge is substantisted Commissioner Grof's decision, Senator Paddock today again joined with nators Plumb and Ingalls and the minovity in voting for a reduction of the duty on iron ore, EFivst Assistant Postmaster Gonc son was asked if the statement was true, as revorted, that e was connected with the syndicate which is reported to have bought the Rocky Mountain News at Denver. Here is ‘s reply: “I not know auything about the Denver walter, have uo interest in and have ard of it before.”” ~ Mr. Clarkson’s friends say he has not made aud will not mmake any investment innewspaper property beyond the Missis- sippl viver, Prriy S, Hearn. th of o e acc of ine is closely ov ok t his of this e to S0 5 4 T It f Clark- - RIFLES AND CARBINLS. Third Day of the Annual Competition at the Bellevue Range. Berievue, Neb., August 6,—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee. | —Following aro the scores ade on the third day of the unnual rifle and arbine competition.at Bellevie RIFLE COMPETITION usjuas s.48q 1 A, ISt gL, Co. 1, Sth Inf Bpencer, BB, Corpr., Co. K, 15th 10 Mutr, 1L, 1 Inf Rluzok, Jaines, Co. H, Tith Tnf Ochiler, S, Sit aladin Jamios W RN ( i, St Ist Lt 18t € Jan. K., it Syt it Lt Skt Co. i} th Cay Co. b 0 Sth Cay Sth Cav AL, Sth (i 9ih Cuy 15t Cay I Cay Thomas, 8. ., Mansoo, Willli . Pond, Charles A, 8gt.) Co. ¢ Sewmig, Vaul, 1t 5gt, Co. K, Sth Cay The Great Patrinrch Resigns. CONSTANTINOPLE, August b.—[Spacial Ca- blegram to Tuk Hee | —The geeat pairiarch herv hus resigned as & protost agauist the porte’s disregard of the Greek church. DIED. DOUGHERTY--On Wednesday, A+ Mary, daughter of Patrick' and Mary Dougghierty, aged 10 wonths s | ordinary | THE OMAHA DAILY BEER STATE NEWS, A Minist McCook, b., August [ gram to Tur Brr.)—Religious cireles are all undone by the nts of the past few hours. Rev, Joel 8. Kelsey, pastor of the ¢! ational chureh of this city, this morning was forced by the brother of a wronged girl to confess that he had ruined Kelsey has a wife and val children and has occupied the pulpit in the Congrega tioual church in this city for about four years, while his vict vof the most plished young ladies of the city, I town in the r Betrays His Trust, [Special Telo and society her, n is o aceom orn fiest attracted to the scan- of the minister and his in v the neighbors, Varvious indis noted and the affair b 3 watch was tinally "his resulted in the awd the givt night. Sev house and inter- pted the guilty partics ¥ were loay i the building. ” An explanation was asked dthe reverend gentleman had the as- to say that he was preparing the lady for the teach institute, th Kelsey and the girl held to this story until this morning, when the latter b down and u full confession was made, It is now alieged that Kelsey nur four young girls vietims of in south s wife far nounced him forever. candalous that ast Friday ntlemen surrounded the 1S thie e rred his stern Amon residenc and at s00n us he was forced to confess, and warrant was obtained for his arrost had entered his buggy uud was on tothe Kansas line, He will pr pe. Had he remnined he would doubt- less have been Iynched before morning. s Prohibition Tecrymsen, Neb,, Tur Bee.]—The workers, Smith Liosing rund, August Special third party temperance and Huckins, have bea in this city for a woek talking and singing to small crowds, Their aim while speaking in public is to say very littie it third party prohibition, while on the sidw they are doing everything for the thivd party movement they can. They ignore the question before tho peopleand are very profuse in picturing to the voung ladies the awfulness of marrying, solongas the high license law s in force in Nobraska, ~ Prof. Bowlers of Ohio, on the other hand, in an address before the Sunday school convention of this count muny good people expect the millénium in all its glory upon the advent of prohibition, but such wiis not the case. He furthe tome should be made so attractive that the young men would not seck their compani ship in the saloon. Prohibition is losing ground in Johnson county, 3 A County Clerk Married. FriMoNt, Neb., August _f,—[Spe wedding of Thomas Kil- and Miss Mary Giaughan, duy afternoon at the resi- dence of the bride’s parents at their comfort- home in- Union _township, about nworthwost, of F nt. I'h ¥ was performed by Rev. Father 'I' ¥ of Broken Bow, assisted by Rev, of . here were present about three hundred guests, and the nuptials vere among the most elaborate of any ever held in Dodge county Turner Festivities at Frezost, Neb., August ¢ i |—Arrangements are neing made on an claborate scale for the reception of the uctive turners of this district in this city next Sun day, August 10. The district includes allof Nebraska and a portion of Towa, and it is therefore expected that the attendance will be Lange 10 coremonies v in wtify rove just west of iimits and convenient to the vailvoads. reathofa Well Kr Freyoyr, Neb., August Tue Ber,|-Orrin W. Hodge, dentand well known among. 1sts of Ne died evel at from st thi this remont, [Special to wn Ho: ticulturist, 6— an old res the horticultur. Lis home last cancer of the g 6 a'cloc ach. Floped With a Cowboy Lover. Asirorn, Neb., August 6.—[Special to Tik Bir, |—About midnight Saturday night Miss Clark, a domestic in the home of Mus, William Ashford, “tip-toed” out of the house, und mounting a broneho held by ler lover at the door, rode away toward Cheyenne, The lover was a cowpoy named Mills, from Hovse Creck, Wyo. Thecouple met for the fivst time Friday and little Cupid played havoe from the begiuning. Love ruled supreme, The cause for the clopement was the fear of | objections from the gir onts, and it is lilely objections would on raised to the hasty union, as Miss Clark has already been a vietim to one hasty marriage, Tho high standing of Mr. Mills leads the people liere to believe in his sincerity and that the union will be a happy one. Geneva Incidents. GeNEVA, Neb., August 6.—(Special Tele gram to Tug Bee.]—The people of Exeter are without a suloon. The deputy shevift took a seavch warrant and confiscated thir. tecn kegs of beer, four barels of whisky, two of gin, ete., all the wet goods they hud on hand for their victims—and brought vhem to this city today for storag Certain peo- ple ave very friendly to the sherift just now. The base ball game between the Geneva club and Ohiowa, resulted in & victory for the latter, 14 t A Prohibitionist and Pop. Asuronp, Neb, August 6.—[Special to Tiug Bre.]—Mrs, E. M. J. Cooley and her husband, Rufus, have been doing Bunuer county for prohibition the past week. They would have accomplished mcre for the cause if Mrs. . M. J. had not evineed a desive to “thump” the countey editors who dared to say naughty things about Rufus. And Rufus, too, says he was not drauk, but f the bad boys say they told him it was | Of course pop is not intoxieating and larity is attributed to his vaturally merry nature, Suit for Six Thous Oscrova, Neb., A Bre.] —The First National bank of Seward commenced an action in the district court lay against Nelson Hartson for the re- covery of #,000. Wright and Allen of S 1owned cattle, nearly two hundred he and the bank loaned thém money on them, « chattel mortgage. The cattle ‘were sold to Hartson and the sheriff has gone out to re- plevin them, and Dollars, gust Special to Tie yeste, Hog Stealers in ( BEATRIC eb., August 6. -[Special Tele- am to Tup Bee.]-Charles and Milton Rogers were lodged in the county jail this afternoon charged with s lin hoys at Blue Springs. They were given a preliminary hearing at Blue Spr bound over to the distriet court for trial full term begins September 20, stody, a number of e Instituted, August 0.~ [Special A Knights ted here tonight, o A large delegatic New Lod GENOA, b., gram to Tue Bre lodge was inst of twenty-four members, of visiting knights from both Columbus aud Fulierton was present, Carl Kramer of Co- lumbus was the instituting officer, Pythias nsistin A Young Man Goes Insane. Beatrice, Neb,, Au gram to Tur Bee.]—Marshal Jones, a young of Nemahu township, went suddenly and violently insane yesterday, He will | examined by tho board of insanity com- missioners tomorrow with a view to sending him to Lincoln, 15t 6, —[Special - Tele: man Bridge Span Gives Way., nrit Bexp, Neb., August 6.—[Special to Tue Bee. |—About 4 p, . today a span of the Platte river bridee gave way and let a team and wagon, with the owner, go to the bottom of the river. They were rescued and brougiit safely to shore. No serious damage done Fusiness Failure at astings. HastiNGs, Nob., August 6,—(Special Tele gram to Tue Bee,]—C. N. Jorgenson’s g eral merchandise store was closed this aftes noon by the First National bank. The extent of the liabilities is unknown. In- | ability to collect outstanding book uccounts { caused the failure. to | The | THURSDAY, | THE ORIGIYS, PACKAGE BILL, | Report on the Measure, EXACTLY AS JT PASSED THE SENATE. The Gen el i il Deficiency Bill Consid- the Whole the Commitree e Motal Schedule Discusses Wisnivaroy day Mr. Reed of August 6.—Tn the house to ma presented the confer 0 report on tho original package bill The report leaves tho bill exactly as it passed the senato and is dissented from by Mr. Oates of Aly ne of the conforees After debat lopted —yeas, 120; nays, 96, I'he house then went into committee of the whole on the general deficiency bill, but with out disposing of the bill the committee rose and the house adiourned the conference report was Senate. Augu After rout importance the pro leration of the tavif, the pend gon Mr. Morgan's amend ) iron ore the metal sch WasmiNGroy business of little ceeded to cof [ o senate nent in regard Mr. G perhaps and the paragraph cally the key to | spoke at g lule was the liscussion practi rmun_ said 535 ¢ he 1 in under the whole ngth in favor of semer ove, 1 schedule, at | o reduction in the duty on Be ving se of his remarks colloquies with Messrs, i, Cullom, Spoon ors. Mr. Gorman sald with the ro. duction of duty on foreign Besscier ores the result would be that steel ships could be | built as cheaply in Baltimore as on the Clyde. With that advantage, e said, the prediction of the great republican secro of state would be fuliilled, Mr. Frye said the state had been quoted severa senate as arguing that the MeKinley not in any of its features open up Now the secretary of state was « in that letter entirely with forelgn not home markets, “I'donot understund that in a protective tariff therois an especial pur- pose to open up forcign markets, It is the purpose of & protective tarift to te home market, which 15 worth infinitely more than any foreign market, and “that was undoubt- edly the understanding of the secre of state, and uot a_purpose to_reflect at alion thie MeKinloy bill excopt ras that there was nothing in it intended to open up foreien markets, and he desired to have something | put in it in the way of reciprocity, by which forergn markets night be opened ip.” r. Gray spoke of th amurkable gloss put by M. Frveon Blaine's letter,” and he went on tor extracts from the letter to | show that Mr. Frye’s fnt, tation of it was not a ural or correct ov Mr. in reply that Blaine had eriticised th 10 regard—the provision ma his judgment Blaine had eviticised it use the free suzmre provision was not ac companied with « provision that would open up the markets of South American countries to the products of ‘American farms, Therc was no other criticism by Blaine on the McKinley bill, and himself sympa- | thiz 1 that criticism. M statement Blain, v alone, nud asserted that to Tides and_wool and ¢ of state | Stood committe Gibson said, to a broad policy of reciprocity with The South American and Central American states. Mr. Morzan_ withdrew his smendmént in | order to allow Mr. Gormun to offer an amend- | ment reducing the duty on ivon ore from t0 50 cents per ton, Mr. Plumb moyed to amend the amend- ment by making the Tate (0 cents. Mr. Gorman aceepted the amendment. The amend:m yous, 2 Blair, aud othe 1. Bk tin ry in v bill of the did a 0 Mr, bill in ing su that also The secretar 1o as re- ported by the finance committee, Mr. Vauce moved o reduce tho duty on pig iron, the next paragraph, from 3-10 ot 1 cent per pound to 5 a ton, Without disposing of the amendment the senate adjourned. - GENERAL SPORTING NEW Standing of the Clubs, ed. Won, Lost, Miwaukee 50 Minneapolis .- Kansus Clty Denvor, sloux ( Omalha ; Des Mofnes St Puul... A Great Rac Ned Haulan, the e famous o of Toronto, Canada, and Jack Teemer, the champion of America, of Pittsburg, Pa., will row a mile race, two best out of three, at Lake Manawa next. Sunday afternoon, for a purse of &30, hung up by the Manuwa motor line. The two scuilers called at Tie Brg oftice last evening,and agreed upon the sport iug editoras veferec and arranged all the mi- nor aftairs of the race. This is an event that should certainly attract a large crowd to the | lake. Ned Hanlan is probably the bost known rower in the whole world, and has rowed in_every comntryon_ the face of tho | globe, winuing 147 races out of 160 rowaod | He is'a model uthiete handsome man, edu atod and refined, and has amasseda fortuno quarter of million with hisoars, He has beaten Teemer in five vaces out of seven. | Teemeris an oarsman second iu venown only to Hanlan, He hus beaten every sculler who has been pitted him, and iu_addition to this ¢ ord, hus beaten the great, Hanlan, hims once for £,000, at 1o in August 1887 and againat Pleasuro island, between Al | buny and Troy, N. Y., in 1556, He is now in » conaition aud fecls confident of down- ing Ned on Sunday next. Teemor sala to | itk Bizk man last” night that Gaudaur can | not only have any kind of a race wants out of Hunlan, butthat he, himself, 5 not only willing, but anxious to go against the St. Louis chumpion in a three milo race for from #1,000 to §5,000 a side. Ou Saturday afternoon Tecmer rows a two mile 1st the four-oared crew of the Council Bluffs club for a purse of £500. There willalso be a tub race, with seven entries, o number of swimming matches and an exhibi- tion of walking on the wuter, A like pro gramme will also be arranged for Sunday Hanlan and Jake Gaudaur, are still talking of their proposed match and 'the chauces of one beiug ratified begins to look probablo, Haulan certainly seoms to bo willing while Gaudaur's anxiousne rsto be rather distant, es to rest on his lilre It are several reasons wl add addi tional interest to the u Iomen will | find the major partof s thetselves, tween the men) deuies it, and thirdly, they' desire to wipe out_an_old dge of threa yegrs Hanlan has bee living like a ki years has never done any real hard training in that time. Gaudaur on the other hand is rowing at bis best now and many of his admirers be- lieve that toduy . b is the champion of the world. Hanlaw'a legion of crents still stoutly claim, however, that Jake isn't in it with the Toronto m: nd it does really look s if Goudaur is not' half as auxious' for a race s he pretends, 1 appe tly de week ashe appar won las y that v teh le The Prohibs Today. The Des Moines ball team arrived last evening for a serics of games, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. The prohibs, while | they have dining right along atthe | same table with Mr. Tough Luck and My, | Hollow-Eyed Defeat, are putting upa cork- ing good gamo and will make the Black Sox hustie to beat them. But the Owahas a bout as mad now as th ey can possibly get this season over the outrage perpetratiodon them Tuesday by Umpire Bauswin and they can be expected to jump iuto a winuning hory here | Adoption by thg 'House of tha Conforence | bill, | | He in the | [ AUGUST 1890. games with Denver on the 2%th, 27th and 25th, with Kansas City on the 29th, 30th and Hist, after which they leave on their last northern trip, | Telegraphic Match AND Tstaxn, Nob, August 6. ial clegram to Tui Ber, | —The following is the score of the Grand Island and Salt Ogden gun club telogeaphic mateh of ten men, thirty bluo one yards rise, for £100 a sid at Grand Island, Lake. August rocks each, twenty GHAND ISEAND SALT LARE-OG IS | | 11 Miss €D Porry 0. & Reynard WL Harrion LB, Smith B Willinms 8B, Floek 1CGorspaechor 1 K. Stonfror K. Rie'iter J. . Coyle Brown! 30, Browning 4 W G Wrient ) tad, WD Honry § John 8 S Brownlng S, W. Tromayne ‘M. Bradiey sl motar A strong wind was bl | would have been much ¢ | Another | the same teams, | The Grand Island elub would lik | 8 friendly telegraphic mateh with any team 1 the state, August 23, ten men, thivty blue 11 the Omaba club s agrecabl T secry should address J. C. ( spracher, secrotary winge or th v, yet it mateh will be shot soon between oot | Banquetted the Club, | City | last ev | A Special base ball ningat the onj it The Nebruska club was given a banguet Morton house by Dr, 1* able time was had National League. AT | Boston . ii0s el Brooklyn o 1 Hits —Toston 10, Boston 8, Brooklyn and Bennett, Tepry OORLY N, 00 1 00 00 Brookiyn 10, 0. Baftteries Daley, U 0 0 00 0 0 1 Error Clarkson and J AT PINLADELPIIA Philadelphia....3 0 0 0 0 New York 1002 0 Hits —Philadeiphia 10, ors — Philudelphia teries. ason and Clark. Umpire—Lync| AT CISCINNATI Cincinnati.......8 0 1 0 0 2 1 Pittsburg.......2 0 0 0 0 0 01 0-38 Llits —Cincivuati 19, Pittsburg 10, Evrors Clincinnati 3, Pittsburg 8. Batte 2 Mullane and Heekor and Harvington Decker, Umpire—MeQuade, Walsh and 216 AT CLEVELAND, First game Cleveland. , Chicago 00 Hits—Cleveland 11, Chicago rovs | Cleveland 2, Chic Batteries Ve and Zimmer; Hutchinson and Kittrid ge. pive—Beaneit Second grme TR O ORION0) 010 0 2 0 0-8 0 0-1 Uni- Cleveland 00 0 ud6, Ch hicago § Luby and 0 0 0 0 (ORST 0 0 4 0 1 Ratteries. Nagle, Chicago.. .. Hits—Clove Cloveland 1 Zimmeér; Unipire Kittredge, e, AT BOsTON oston ool 1Al e ) ow Yol 000000000 Hits—Boston 1 York 3. Frrrors ton 8, New Batteries—Guii- Murphy; Keene and iSwing, Um- Fer; on and Holbert AT PITTSBURG, Pittsburg.......0 0 0 0 1 1 Buffalo, 3 T hURDE0 T4 () Hits —Pittsburz 5, Buftulo 11 Piftsh 4, Buftalo 4. Batteric and Fields; Canningham and - Ma pires —Knuight and Joues. AT BROOKLY. SsU S8 0 00 000028 01 kiyn 14, Philadel phia 10, n 3, "Ohiladelphin 8. Bait hing and Kinslow nders and Um Caffuery and Sueridan 0 2 B ber pires 0 0 0 Errors. 11 Pl ors vics W Milli- an, {1l g 1 b 1) Cleveland. 2000 2 0-6 Hits. Cleveland Error Chiciygro 7. Batteries—King and Fareell; O'Brien and Sutcliffe, Umpires Snyder and Pearce, American Association., AT TOLE -1 0800100 AL LT Bl R B0 Toledo 12, Rochester 7, Errors -To- Rochester 3. Batteries Healy and Rogers; Titcomb and McGuire, Umnpire Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 3 04 0. Toledo 6 0-8 AT ST, LOUIS, 1041000 Syracuse. . 0000200 Hits—St. Louis 11, Syracusc ! St. Louis 2, Syracuse 2. Butte and Wells; Casey and Briggs. Curry, 0 0 0— 2 ors Hart Umpiro— AT LOVISVILLE, o DI ORINRIOEIO} 002800 its—Brooklyn 7, Louisvi! . Errors. Brooklyn s, Lonisville utteries—Daily and Bowers, Stratton und Bligh, Unipir Emslie, 0 0 0 0 12 2 AT COLUMBUS, Columbus, 300 80 Athletics .0 02 00 Hits—Columbus 14, Athletic Columbus 2, Athletich. Batte and O'Connor, Seward and § Docscher, THE S PE. 2 0 i1, ) RING The Bee T AT MONMOUTH, Devotee, Chaos. Contribution, Cas Clarendon luth, Firenzi, Dawn, Newburg, wd, Glonming, , Kings Own, Second r Third r Fourth race Fifth vace Sixth race Seventh AT SARATOGA, First Longshore, ceond race Third race Fourth 1ifth race R Los Lavinia Belle, lockner, Golden Recl, Whitenose, Satisfaction. Entries fi AT Pirst » one lelle B, Fitzjames, Grimaldi, Stately, Second Tuce, th s Racoes, MONMOUTIE, mile—Chaos, Defaulter, Major Dally, My Fell Devaotee, fourths of a mile, Cam. o stakes —Beauty, Kildeer, Castatia, Wire grass (colt), Twolips, Larimer, Boughrum, Contribution, Sequence (volt), Peter, Guil dean (filly), Vagabond. hivd 8 and _one-eighth Trenton Kempland, Monroe, Muxin (colt], Clurc Demuth, Lady Jane (colt) Fourth rac ulf mile, Frehold ¥ w, Teuhy 1ifth race, seven-cighths of & mile, solling Vivid, Ludy Janc 1), Guy Gray, Lady n, Kern, Newburg, 1 onc-eighth—Sluggard, aming, Fitxjume one mile—Duteh Girl, Own, Monroe, Chesa W, one miles, i, ( nth race, extra, Jennie (filly), Kings peak, Donléy, Harzbu Weather clear and track fast, AT SARATOGA First race, six furlongs, three-yearolds Worth, Longshore, Granite, Ben McC Stryke, Onward, Raven Hill, Mora, Ocyy Princes Limo, Lordiik Second race, one mile—Allen Bane Gannymede, Rancocas, Lady Pu perta, 285 Lima, Birtnday, Reclare Third race, one and five-cighths miles, Merchants' stakes—Floodtide, Lavinia Belle, Aungeles, Rhc b race, pstakes—Wilfred, R r, Elyton, Hamlet, G Fifth race, one mile, ) G., Marie K., letta, Bliss. Weather cl sa Frer Ru nine furlongs, handicap cocas, Clio, ( fen Reel, K Whitenaose, Sutisfuction, Dyer, ¢ and track fast toga lRaces, Monday the Omaha Kusas City for a of three games; thence to Denver and home again on the 20th, when Sioux City will be here. On the 23d, 4th and 25th Omaha plays In Sioux City, then buck here for team series goes Samatooa, N. Y., August o, gram to Tue Bee|—First race, Princess Annie won, Fellowship the fay second, Architect third, Time—1: Second race, three-quarters of & mile— Special Tele- Mora Fuiry Qv Third Million w Uncle Bo! Fourth won, Be third, T Fifth r nnyhor second, N | s gram to ric One ar won, Har Time Seven-¢ Vi One mi 1ss Cod Throe M Five-ci itz roy 1:03 Biuht i dstr "Three-f One Ju Six m Gracio M Ihrec Arizona (R opening Summary 2150 trot Warwick fan fourtl 1 pace, ond, Jacko 20 trot second, J. Best time h Saur L gram to ' aged Mor of the priv agninst Yeste went out f his aged a 1t four small baby five arms. To matron, w three scar hers, ‘Thi but a pait id he con: bed and think of, the carp. to one door, the irap that the ol off us her lins was on the cha of ths 1 direct, he houds of witness in The Frorexc of Tug By have over now, lik they are i they masticatin will bid th a fight to spondents that any reputable cit Lhis fraters an injustic You hav lamen tod represent Florence ra two-years olds Burraig weeks old v 1t was only o 1, Rancocas, the faverite, 1een thied, Timo—1:174, mile aid a sixteenth on, Austorlitz, the fave b thivd, Time -1 :5 race, thre Mrs. Bene 1o Orange s ime—1:13 wee, mile and K w Lucant Buonr B. I the ond, favorit of Wouodben Selliy favor wonty yanls Satlsfaction, ‘the third, Tino—1:304 Jrighton Beach ¥ Beion, August 6 Tiw By Sun Races. S| ey today id on th rison sec 17 dighths of amile | G 0.* Brait won the ths of & mile id, Shenn Van (Col ¥ miles Count The ud, Dudley thind Doad heat botweo k 1 off in |l Prances § It) thivd thin woll Ty ¥ third. Tin Arters of i ths of & mile - Civil & ond, Sallio Farper tt 1ston well won, ne - 1:15; dtenburg Races, N. J. Angust 6 Bee. | -Summary of today Time thths o Roy won, onrths of a mile md, Favora third d one-cighth sccond, 1iplon thi (A ono-half secoud, Raft ird narters of ile naly won second, Lancaster third, Time furl Grana Ci N. Y., Av lay of nit Races. st This was the the Grand Cireuit meeting. 1 $2,000—Leopard Rose won, Prince second, St. Alicante third, Vespas . Best time 2,000 » ‘third, 184, Dallas won, Cricket Prank Dorch fourth, ,000-—Margaret won, Betty Jone: R. Shedd third, Miss Alice fourth 181 © Woes o K, Utah, Augus| e Ber]—Ja non who has nist, 0.~ [Special Tele S H. Jeakius is ar been availing himsel ileges of bis religion until he rar ¢in the way of deputy mavshals morning Bennett and Red i o Jenkins, but Jeannette Jenkins, nd legal wite, came to the door hat he was 1ot Dhr children were At home, o or inthe louse, and 4 in the old lady's L question by the deputies, the ho Las crossed the 2 years, replied that they wer s ‘o course silenced the m of old man’s shoes caneht. his eye, imenced an fnvestigation under the 1 every possible place o could ut 1o Jenkins. t was noticed, and pulling it side ho found- a frap minute's work to open d haal out old man Jenkins, to 1 the genuine mother of the baby d woman had endeavored to palm Wi, Yesterday affernoon Jen rought before Comnissione ryzo of adultery, and the o Land plaral wife being was bound over o the g £ 3,000, and his pl the sum of 8500, e e * Florence Saloon War. ', Neb, August 6. —To tho I “he saloonkeepers of Florence loaded the market this yearand the famous cats of the G n oo deadly fight. But 1l other the avera em godspeed and devoutly pray for the finish. But when leads the general publ your corre: > to believe zens are engaged n nal warfare they do the community et I th Omaha a convert of ucis Murphy who Slaw and order Instead of this, us the late tc of claims citizens nearly diligent inguiry has developid, this fellow mploye maye law and or th should fee! and literal ney phiere of th Your pa Bller of Blair, Florence. who was | of some st sion that some ity ¢ M d by four mon—one a' Flo aloonkeoper a ex-saloonkeepers of Blair, With orde mbination is it any at even the hoodlums of Floren L constrained at the council Ly plaster this Liw and order nee ex 1 two I with rotten egges in ouler that the atmos- he hall might beav least. puvified ! t also docs an injustice to M, who is now eity aitorney of True, he defended & Mys, Brown, n court charged with the infraction 1o statute, and tnder the impres. sho was on trial fora violation of ndinance, and being defen d by Elicr, one of the councilinen promptly introduced a resolution to remove him, but when the whole matter was explained in open comeil sc mously ta all your loc ble tnis attempt to The EW Yo toTne Br Saint Coci pricsts, bis Catholic ¢} duy in tho ftov. Fathe bers of th bring abou music the grounc juarters o, dinal Roy branclies France and it his bl United 0 have reformati music witl brought b A CiieAGo, German went ho icated with h instan years old bed in the cannot rec Los Los AN a reducti prietors to Pam ecided by Fishing an erty at the Pittshurg | Caro, Tue Brr fation yptian The numbe A KANsAs special say lington ¢ billties $i ssion the resolution was unani bled. Now, Mr. Editor, let loose al war dogs and intensify if possi loon war, but iv the fufure don't mix decont people with it JOUNNY. - - Cecilia Soviety. 1, August 6, —[Special Pelogram | he annual convention of the foty, which is composed of nops and the I wweh, was called to order yester: hurch of St. John the Baptist by v Lammel of this city. The mem. int, Cecilla soctoty desir a reform the nature of the used in t tholie church on 1thatit i The head. f thesociety are in Romo and Car melin is its protector It 18 in Italy, Germany, Austria, 1 Treland, and the pape has given ssing by special reseript. In the s'the’ society has 5,000 member bound themselyes tozether for th nand cultivation of ceclesia i the view of having chureh nclody ik to what it was originally Fatal I ly Angust 6, —Fr mal lin & pusicians ¢ man it o 100 ¢ Fight, or cabinet last ndition s far killed Durin nack and el 1 hii Angeles eLEs, Cal, Au ed on the f of wa uld Goto the Suilfercers, kG, Pa., June 6,—It h the members of tl d Hunting elub to dor South Fork Alr Fund assoc - s about been South ¥ the prop- 1 to the on, famo ] rc Ypt's Cotton O ust 0| Special The report issticd by states that the pro. crop are mors r of cotton worr bas - Kansas Bank Failn Ciry, Mo., August 0, s the State National Wel sed its doors this afternoon, 1 000; wssets gtimated at §11,000, sram to cotton fay decre the ble ed cotton A Wi of hita n. \ wusitors of a mile, for Bost and d | boundavies of | hal | At last a rip in | en Islo, 0 long as confine their mad efforts to eating and o citizon | I ITTLE g regulate the Tow n n IVER PILLS. e TORPID LIVER. '|CARTERS Drowstucss, in Positively eured by these Little Pil They also relleve Dis. ross from Dyspepsia, In. lgestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect rem dy for Dizziness, Nausea) Bad Tast the Mouth, Coated) Tongae, Pain in the Side) P Thay] urely Vegetable. | SWALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL FRICE, SARPY COUNIY MYSTIRY, The & trange o | X The | wh | relation hav | the past farmhou Afidavit nge © is at least on of e Woman, Sarpy. county farmer st ideas as to tho success of the marrigo undergone a decided change in ty-eight st within theshadow of Belld- hours, and there is w yue colloge where domestio happiness is sad mist after bo a thing | The 1 | were m | tracea tey I M flic Y )W in the New tod thot s She was infe ble: to tanke any thing s whilo shi f following Although s | was formerly known Sarpy cor While working 1e the o but that wis ally tory i of Sarpy cou only one of head of an interc ent it is sufticient that is not his na According to t she veiled lady and repr wed man but he was 1 proceeded to lay fections, How 1 | that he was suce £ | that of the wonde ! red cap ' ur on thin the that Hi S Wore 1 wiant dec dul, pened beena Happy " | This. kg 1 i still it s | the pai | him, wis bo mother, and the vemains to be exy herdepartu ance last Mouday great change which she | deem it She said that she 11 of these thing iad also paid woman of his acq friendship would these statements she very positive Slubangh, L thoy di Wolan was sent fice of E, I Co list secnred, ) 50 happ I o h a o wearer quict ared no more 2| The following the oftice of My. woman who bore form and carvia, tor of the da; bef righ nion was in was yesterds He said that I roposed to that he knew ne but he was su ) | kind to break m ations with believed hiy for thirly-five yea but belicve him serted bis i | the mystery o plination to b This is tho ¢ and ne "Pho the cuse is thatit isa taveen the veiled duce his wife to will ot entortain be expluined SWorn state hin, Th egram to Tug wore discovered i too, and if votes to th ports hay of which ¢ o fulse, Weber Summit, which meuns the ¢ Lo Batox Rovar, ers’ allinnce is sit his annual addre of the alliance President ance wa nou th apposition | the order whic Adams first il i1 Eighty P Virxsa, Augu thrown from the The intoa ory i Wy cax ban ke eral pa pi President Pants, A ent Celman the senil Low s sho de liberal crand marital folicity will hoere- iknown, it hiave ocenrred within the I hed consent ¥ tiere in- that capacity mado the acquaintance of ty above re oldest boor bla rof Slabuugh, La ed that it living wdenas t 1 they > divectly ! nys- s cments of a S who forthe present m this mysterions hen ily veiled, » & Rush, 1d mildly a deposition would not be possi i case unlass by and both sides v tht make afidavit to rdemurring for a d, and recited the A T Xt 1t Minden, Ta., sho fawily of a ‘woll as i domestic sho the _other resident vred o, who is not and_ most successful scetion, bt is likewise tho t to e, thut 1ot ¢ ewise he sit 1 v, and 1t I to Mind in dic i i i ly s aere w al tory of this mys 3 “the woman v ot d 1 At rditional surrende ot as th ures that theimintin and when she finally wringe she f Lared that 1 that in > ) 1 it tul i bluck & Rush not want to handle the s, he hen ¢t (: tha a and veil with their still dopi it lay Mrs, Cook, and with strilcing * to the ho 1i ¥ bi the why 1 ntof her n and afidavitand wanted to geta divoree, ously lengta doparted, und the next T day, and he appeared on the scer wife had feft for a divor fa ho family, o the pros- Il hir Haris, although prious black” “or “the her frequently wis hoa singlo whole, and ho tidel of heraf- bo ot than His luck exceedod fourtime winner, aud 1. The' terms wd as time passed sy used to e in isited o th it acy un- suggested ud that Farris had 1y yoars. s depressing, in the relations of she still loved At dengtho o child due course of time bunan went to Minden the story that yet From the time of until her w i law wently taken place, W seem o hile toexplain to make afidavit to uhe fact that Hurvis ention o a married neethanan ihorly y. She wanted ail uid white, and thei re to them that L and tho the corridor {0 the of the afidavit was at mysterions | more myste and have ho d ap- Harris appear hor v vosemblanos in vily yeiled visi They produced e Mrs but he They nt of th Ha of action him and_also He declaved ¢ woman in_black, v deal of some ¥ indiguant to silence, heard hat was Mr n | He stoutly denied haviug hod any improper : wybody 15 ch, od, and Mr, kunown him 1 could he do positively as- only added to and there was no ex- of the easo at presont, developments vy of the fow wh 1 are being awaited 10 have heard of th triod schemo be' ards 10 in- but his friends o, and it remains to nan_ has nude o relations with - ud past shoriff and recorder, and t several | wards which may result in their | it mews the majority ent out The liberals curried Box sontrol of the teretory, Salt Lalke Fleetion. Sart Lake, Utah, Au gust Ber.) eleeted all officers in Salt Luke coun 6.~ [Special Tel. liberals have {rmgularit St the N losing (heso addition of 20 3 hurch, Sult Elder rous 1 Lake, La ting i, referrng to toward the t6 Colman Louisina lottery or another 1 A Ayres dated 1s POWDER Absolutely Pure. A orean of turtar e of leavenin strox | rort Aug. 17, Iy th siana Farmers' Allianen, 6.~The farm- ith closed door the a lotter the tion to a e W recharteri Louisiana fact t m the s Injured, 1 train 2 wilt d Not IResign, pateh received Last over u his r 110 accept. withdra 2 powler. Highes 8. Government L I 14 Y N\ ! ; |