Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 7, 1890, Page 6

6 OMAHA DALLY BLK, TTHUKSUA YT, AUUUS1L o Harillas Governmant Makes Enemics Tals of {he P Jothing remained but littlospikes of vellow e bill for the missue of greenbucks, X A ble oMcials of the Paris expasition be secured o nothing rema Shie boavds T Tietle Shore | resultin i thelaw by which this ve ydiey | of Natives and Foreigners, to ald in the work of organization here, | lark mould of the soil. | greenbacks were still in civulation Hu' y La Lisknmn, Augist 0—(Spociil Tde o Mudge Deemer Declares the Oty is Not Too | keletor r,wasin an excellont | record upon the monctiation of siiver was | M, Mollie. Rickart Swallows a Dose of [ gram to Tue Bre.|—The Pacific Mail ESTERN PACKING INTERES T | | i b The skull was still 4150 touched upon by him, Then in regwd | LRy : SEAITEY . Ao S Seie Yate = Much in Debt to Pave. - IobL Be 5t o Bik 1 vhe ol soldisre. | He 18 done. mow for | Strycinine with Fatal Besults, tamer Acpula arivel her veterday | s of the necl, 1 | [ | of the Hexsk int firm Grecian themin his two years in congrss than all of | from San Franciso after having touhed at | Handled Tast Week by Packers, Kiot. was aheavy mass of dark brown haie his siccessors had doe sinco then ¢ | Guatemala. The mail from Guatemala, o “:H(\»,nm:_ A = v SloHEL with Ly sl 36, 14 ot ak or nominat \ Q ¢ N1 ol e 0 [nat,. Bives Bl | Ciscrssarr, 0., Augus ¢ alo COLONELE™ (SAPPIS" BOON STARTED) | siremrec gilpacty wivy ey n) dut poeiiod | o e o you) e Tl W il EARY VAt Lo s o o | BV =66 v Y, NN AL o OIS huir, in the manuer the ladles wed o wor ‘i:}-;l‘f"‘f:“’“w“d' Ix“ii';‘;[f ¢ o republic. Great indignation is folt in Guate- | Fentwill say ich ormaments, was i old-fashioned b iblican party o Skeleton of @ Wornun Blasted Out | Ginb, with high dredar bk and metallic ito promote tholi nce, | Thay er's Views on the Loldge Fede la atthe oose maner i whidh the. iufor. | B bon mariotod n the wedt tho past wa ¥ D16 BAnte AV fransvant et ) whotver e might be, provided he was | Blection Bill-Congreastonal Asple 1301 ctizensof the United Staios am looked | Unde the continned fnflicnco of o Inpale Buffired with theunatian’ for More than ofa Dirt Bank -An Imprta o body was ovicetly that of & woman | wovthy. He thanked the fricds agalsand Atk B TEe AGla | after by the American minister } The | Ment of the corn crop and pasture, the ton years nwd RO FIOF 411 ked St Jacons Sa o e it peehiyii et | “Ene et oF jhecuig. 4 eouity < wmalied Unpltni"bity News Anericins (0 Guatemalafeel that they are | BUmber handled by packers boing 40,00 | Ol which qurcdme. WM B, HOUNDER. b bk bl o i o et b el by roil call and nominations A L 3 Ing Belittled by the scant protection af gainst 19,0008 year ago, making total of AT DRUGIHSTS AND DEATERS sth in the lower jaw werall in place, white utfon adjoumed _— fonled them as compared with dtizens of the | H013000 since Mardh 1, weainst, 475,00 last THE CHARLES A, YOOELER 0., Bilimers, M, d fitm, but four were missing - from the | - - - Lixoony, Neb, August 6.-[S ropaIn powers, year, Leading places compare as follows ; 3 : REMmESYPAIN CURES PERMANENTLY RIIEUMATISM. Corlova, Minn, Sept, 22, 1888, A surprising number o i.'. Judge Deemer yesterday morning render 1 > i " DA - - T\ TR ppe iy, G AR Encampnent, TR 5 . 5 il the forcign powers répresented ot MO N TR a decision of vital interest. to the city. There Theonly explination to be given forthe | 83115 via (. B, &Q. to Bosion and _retuen | :“‘ Bis.}-A Yo wonan named Mrs. | yitemila have significd their disipproval Clles. 0 | 18w PICCIAL NOTICES, has been for years a question asto the Hmit | presence of the at the pointwherit | for G, A, R. Encampment Aug. 10t to 16th, | X lie Rickirt commiitted suicide shortly be- [ of the attempts of Guatemali to distirb " | COUNCIL BLUFFS, of city indebtedness. The state constitution | was found, wh uever be sk 'l“' ® | Tickets onsale Aug Sthito 10th, good return | fore noon today under very mysterious cir- | the .\‘w- pec of Centr \mq{“,.’ \\l.u.n e PO : 001 1. "".'.' | provides thit a city cannot legrally fneur fn- | CPMEICry purposcs, is the bleone that | jng javing Boston Aug. 12th b, with | cumstances, the fatal drag used being stiyeh. [ €Xxception of the representative of the United | Gittyiy H W00 4610 | TIOR SALE--0r will trade for @ gool provi hat a d the body W :m‘ of some g 0 \-.‘l) PTION | privilege of final limit to September 30th, | nine. Mrs, Rickart was o very handsome Stites who stands alone in a very different Bt foutat, e l¢ ol lrpp i LA FR R { wornan who died onthe way during the exo- | Fop partioulans coil on 4 8 Feldnre L | atiitude, h nainmpiis Wit fioes AN R o ey & o an amount in the ageregate exceeding 5 per | jus to S ke 1 biried oughe point i O, Breows, Ticket Agent. woman, twinty.wo years old. She and her | The forcign residents in Guaternala tave | {{fsnnat . lisou Cliny. 5 yoars ol Apply to r. Mhora cent of the valuc of its taxable property. In | of the hi the plice prormling ‘th 1St M. 1. Mansuary, Genoral Agent husband, Harey Rickart, a money loaner, | held two meotings forthe purpose of devising | Slom eher i R ] - = order to mi it possible to go ahead with | likelilood of disturt by the industryof S have been livingat DeWitt, but the quict of | means for self-protection it caso a revolution | Cedir tpids TisLo0 ], OR RENT -Two too | modern houses, that comntry town dil not sult apersin of | Should break out ther. The attemt onthe [ W1 . v 4. Bilger, & Peari «tr debtedness “in any manner for any purpose” paving and sewerage, this city, like others in : taken in chare by Willam | Commercial men, New Pacifi, Council Bict; 07 Ui TRPLIAS BoVertmant 16 soorte i 101 YRCTHDIA gl fGRTONSrAl Dol FEME the state, ha geld bonds are | \ajjgee » of the graders, ind the bones ’huw ’:}um‘m‘x-u nagenent of W.jones with l‘w\t i»n l‘: ;‘1 l‘ i ‘I:x). 1durin ‘vll. yl-‘t i | forced loan from the wopleof Guatenala has At . \\ v sl family ho rLaht party cun sed fssued to raise money with topay for | and th gray-streakel brown hair were | Newsample roms. eekssho has passed the greater jortion of | proveda fizle, a litle over §00,00 being P SiliGen curen pormanent plnce at ol wies Refe the improvements, und then to provide for the | reinterred where they will not be Likely 10 be - the time with her husband's sister, Mrs, W, | all thatcould be raised, thoagh from o mil naoreliDakota Deitoorts: nee dosired, Callat 2 North Soventh sty AU 4 od lding forseveral gener- | Moneyat reducel rates lon chattd | o qpu " 1461 to million and & halt of ddllne e | Gnasp Foks, N. D., August 0, wiell Bl s, afeer Auguse | fiyriiont of tiso bonia thetbutilhg propeRy | SXposid by ol ding forsevenl geer- | | Moneyat sducol rates ek o | A Stmnus Her busband has lately been | 1i R S CE SRR WA WO | b R e R e e (A i — 1 ¥t |dobad (o 1o1A] Easshine e | wtions to come kA dosingup his bisiness at DeWitt prepantory | amountasked. ol 2 e envaition metin this dty | 30N RENT-Sixroon hoie on Oikland - 15 AL YD L T G M, St Generals lrungaray and Betat, the leaders | today. Judge Bemett was elected perna Moderin tmprovements, Address Os of years. There has been 4 serious question Netice vo Ce Dr. Bowers' office moved t020 N, Main, o, 16 Nt L SIS | of the revolitionary ‘movenent agamst Bar- [ nent chairman, R | 1+ Beo offiee in the minds of many ther these improve 18 49111 14 Podal v > ih taving made arrangements (0 nove into 4 | illas inChiguanla, have been proseribed as ment bor ere to be counted as apart of s, rooms 224 an Another Fine Block, louse at Eighteenth and Kstrets. Mes, | triton ws, and m-“ ral Pio u.!- ¢ city indebtedness referred to fn the con ock, Cou luffs, T, unt ‘ A | Rickeart has bean dogtoring foran wnmention. | the political governoe of Chignauuia, has i Lol it il Ayt L t, 1810, for the 1 N, Budwin has comploted all BN a6 5 2 " | been ordeved to pursie and cipture the re- | reciprocity or free tmde whereever — stitation limiting th unt T rangements for the erction of an elogany [ W€ disease during fer sty bere, but wever | 0 e k 1 TANTED —Girl for genoral houseworks Uitenthe et by 4 1this question | tion and completion of the new Epise b 0 te e i L1 et entna] i P vilutionary party sueh policy will open amarket for tome pro- | YV it TR T ey ne up, uud was fuly lked into by | church atCounil BIUES, acconiing o the re- | Seve-story prssed brick blak on the corner | 1168 was in o spira, | Much disontent s befg ot throughout | qution, nd fay 4 resubmission of the | Mrs. G, W, Loseys Sl AvenaeG, & - e HeD Jogal mi among them Judge Dillon, | vised pla ifications. Bach_ bidder | of Pearl and Broadway, It will be one of Mis. Stnnus was the mly person with her entire coffee dist in - Guatenala | probibation question. This last ik oc- | 2o — whose opinfon was tothe offect that the city | Will state ount he will ilow for the | themostexpensiveand clegant buildings fn | A thetimeof the taking of the poison, but b Eovernment v dwftol all| casionedu Lively debite botweon the different At oy T g (O s g i bonds for these improvements weve ot tohe | present building. Each bid shall he acoms- |y e Pl work of tearine away the ol | 91¢ Tuses to say anything about it, while ntation laborers into the military ser- | fuctions of the pirty, Tho frew coiiage of | By io 5% ¥ J: R ities 103 utn st., Counol connted as a part of the city det pr. | panied by a cortified check for £00,u8 a | e gt T the. vy Wi be come | bor husband insists on Qoing all the talking s and itls feared that thecotfee erop of | gilver was also favored, — Still there was 10 decision of " the ¢ suaninty that the party receiving the awird |y oieed within n weele and the new building | He says that Mrs. Rickart had atemala will bo vuinied this yeurowing bl e fllowing ticket was jomi VI pay e wion vau ean Uiy honoon ¢ 1 the norves of the timid had | willentérintoa contract ind give satisfac- | M40 to now i s lack of farm hauds 10 tuke care ofand | gyessiman, 3ol D, Bontan, B the same erns, ani 1 ease of your oo that effect, and the nerves of the tin nd ) ory bond, The. comuittes reserves the | Wil be inclosul before wld weather arrives. | modidne of late andabout. 11 o'clock toda gressman, Join D, Benton, Fax to be quicted by anoflicial opinions. —- | pick the cxop. Many of the ligest German [ W, N, Roach, Liim iteniib atany tine leave your faatly the home cloae From the laving of the first paving heve | vightto rejectany orall bids. 3 _ TV » whilehe was absent, his wifesaw Molliotake | coffee merchants have nt word o Buope | Gieorge R, Garret, Kichland; secrtar on H““'”"-y'j_l"“:’ SIS g ok s {hwro hiave iaati spaamgAle’ BOTRINES ap. of By ordor of the commitiee, ; P. C. Miller, the p inter and _ decorator, at | 1sme pow She thought nothing abo: that the coflee crop of IM0-01 will Beof a f staler ¥, A. Wil Bathgate; auditor, e e A i ottt s e g R ke BM. Ejfrs % Oo., Arhitesk Loie tohis friends, $15South Sixth steet it, being urcusiomen to seing her take siel | MICh nferior quality, as ithas been alloved | Miach, Mortn eaui S ok pelv s (< A Gl i Kkickers every where, there are to be found a W.S. May e, Chuirmun, e things, ~ About thirty minutes later Mps, [ 10 OVOriDen wnd ‘has roited on the trees | Baker, Bismarck; atiorney genor TV Ao worth & [ nonth, fow here, and - whenever a man wanted to Biow s, Secrotary I you wish to sell property callon the | Rickart was seized with spasms and _a phy. | 100 the effectsof rain, Brooko, Devil's Lake s Alon * wnth. Kick real bard ho would take up this old foot - ¢ Judd & Wells Co., C. B, Judd, president, 06 | sicia wassent for, ind. smost simulta (Thonight of tlio battle between the trops | sionor, 1, 5. Serungzanl, Grigrs county; cone R o B ] bull and startit volling. Yesterday Judge 1y Manawa beach, near totel, enlarged, | Broad way. withthe wrivil of ' the doctorcame Stunnus, | §f General Contreras of Salvador and Col issioner of agriculture, J. Hastaad, Trail \.v;:i\w'n.n:v‘:\":' "ok P ‘-‘nl”"r‘l“:t v took the wind ont of the f more saud, nice bottom, dean roon —~ The physician saw that it was toolate tosave Durratas ofthe Guatemaiin forces was dark | comty ;superintendent of public instriction, | adereas o Fii s Wole collan gl pu .ok ili probubly be no further t y Seot t House, Cotne ufls, transients 8100 | the woma and apprised Mrs, Stamus of the | 1d the fighting took place duringa drenche | Miss Liura Busenbusth, Bosterconnty s mile | Counetl i s, Lay ve it kick J.C. Bixhy, ne, sanitary en- | porday fact. ing vainstom, though u fill xoon prevented | vout commissioners, Messi T oo Kk | e : hi 3 A gincer Omiha; 202 Mer ¥ Mis, Rickart thenopened hor eyos total darkuess and enabied the bel ANtS 0 | ony 3 . N (OR RENT—Thestor roon, No. 18, froiting AT i this case was Jam 1 J 3 - M. Rickart thenopered her eyes and toll c 3 5 ens and Rendi. The convention then ad AR e o ey short tim for an in- | riam bl 8 We have customers for fnside improved | her sisterin-law to ook in her trank and she | 5¢¢ cach other. Over one hundved wounded [ joumed ‘ 4 | solutions were adopted - dedaring L tarifY for rovenue only s vt TANTED —Giood giil for ceneral howios work. M I Hunchot, No, 120 fying the national platform of 1883 favoring | w4 Work: 1 S AL — VY E HAV Esovorat brautital mo tor 1) 1 that we trade lotsin Onahaor Connd s Erm to T Brnl—Pensions ranted | W18 0 CounctlBlutts La A Tand Dispute Settled. missing. I afow secobls e Wonan ccasel THAT SHIPP. 108 MEETING. Towans: Originul— Willian Cutes, Barly; [ WY ARTED Loo LENNOOD s, Colo, Ausust 6— |00 L ! phidoidl k8] Cog \ . avin's ox planatory. st T“"‘ ““_ 4 ”“‘ N (el ! I‘ '\ il ’:“ : Illhipulh'l-hvn\m\ut the matter and tried to | They Convene, File Their Complaints :-”"‘“ “‘ o 1“"~'~"“”'.‘ Hurvison Neft, | partienlirs o s H, Houy, ¢ ther claimed that there was o defect in the AT s Ay lomas Welch ant Alxanter Lavelle have | ind the coroner, buta seareh for him high LA itk Sae City; Charles A, Baiky, Grotua; Sum- | = b notices served on the projerty owners, order- | InoWler after being o netly trapped byl C. | gor some time disputed overthe ownershipot | and low did not roveal Hs wheredbouts up o Obitioo ‘\\'w:m"w‘- woclil Tolegwn to | u¢l Phillips, Bddyviile; Oliver G. Knudson, | ° bl R B L wod inge them 1o pave, as the notices were given in | Tivlon, atord very coneusive evidence that [ conain tands on Mudly croek, Yestor )p. m. Meanwlile Stanms p L3peck e ) gt ANN AN, Cashior. cold weather, wiew i was not pructical to | he's an important eateh. Heis eonfined in | 730G i five helpors word sutting. nic, | HEVink the bols steedily & o Tk B Tho nutfonl meoting of the | Niw Shatmi Macin Mathes, Norwich | pave nd that thevewas 1o pariculirkiud of | the county juil avaiting a hearing, which | uid, expecting trouble, wenl avned, Welth | @it occurred in theseeod story of the Kea- | shippers 1o take action against the new unt- | Villay| Crenmre W Ltop T jAllenton, materinl specitied There w other minor i . B M 4 nardblock, on Tenth and formi of lading, now in effect. on over on. ) willbe had as soonas the county attorney can [ and his son soon came up and opened fire, 5 hun- | Swith, Sidney; Joln M. Box, Fioris; | uu.n_nls,] \‘\’.:hni.\.- were the chief oneson FeienI e whith was inmediately returned, the parties : A;hy(”.“u“m;u[.l. ‘\‘ll;:“nh“v-bl(l-irlw]l‘{t\nuvl'Tnfi dred eastern roads, held its first session to- _\\\I'nn‘.m Prescott, k Madison; Davil . i (SRS m..l.. il ””“;51" A vhich be relled i 2xchi gz ubot ndred shots. yaloi’'s | RGNS Congering everyiiug belng all rigl iy either by slegates or by MeConaghey, Washington; Stockton C. Her- [ Paid up Capital..........$1580,001 dofelledis ch et o S Ra Rk T aave o tumber of | €Xchanging shouta hundved shos. Weleh B g velng all BEll | jay either by actualdelegates or by proxy. nugh ey ngton; Stockton C. | I 5 In the city’s answer it was shown among Amony his paper 8. lirge number (of | aiie Fivatls ana Oh arios’ Tt were | 8t Stannus’ plice, wd. e evening the place SO & SeatR o0 5 PORY: | bert, Dos Moines: Abraban S Hull, Maintor; | Surplus and Profits,.... 80,000 other things that outside of the special im- Is, abstracts of titleund mortages on a | Lilod, PetoSmall vecolved two bullots. pulled.” A disgriceful stite ofaffairs | Almat every commerclaiovguization in the [ gyol Aldvich, Milchel: Care Hull bt s Liability to Depositors.. S880.000 provement bouds, the city indebtedness did | vast amount of farm and city property in Ne- | isin g erit il coditey: was unveiled Stmnus climed, howey United States was rpresentel Willtam H. Lurab, Wit Cheor,. Retaratio | o LA A e L not execad 5000, It was aduitted that it NG o W Lo bt 115 A Thaet S thatone of the voma wa b wite, bt | Secretary Stone of the Chicago board of | aid inerease” Lyian A | siE )i sor; O it the interaaction - bonds or” spocial a8 3 ] S : coull notproduce n marriage ceviificate, The was clected chiirman, and on a notion | crease—W, although some of them » sigued by a Pears' Soap is the most elezanttoiletad ¢ osecured & continuante For A 1 e sessment bonds were tobo .-“u}nm{ in then “::”‘"'I"“:"m’:_’ ) "I“““““‘ml_“h" ‘. Ras A ip sl mun lopan: lletadjunct tiosecurd acontiance for iy and tho s decided that the delegates, inorder, ex: | Dungan, Carson Reissue — Dewitt- | nos wrgest apitid and surplus of ung the city's debt wonld sxcead the linited AnS iy ublio L mume oty e T oforrs iy that Stumus and one ot tio pressthelr views on the eloven soctions of | so Jrelt - Fontanellos John — Dew- | bauk insouthwestorn lowa. amoun 1o matier of figures detail | well satisfied that he is o member of 3 - 2 S roue pped down to DeV and were | the bill oflading. In brief, the billof lu el, Maguoling Bnce Mul | 51T S, drojped out of sight in viow of the real idence sharks who lave been oper: Ci1caco, August 6 ~Theexercises in - «n- | married. Theneigdibors tellsome suspicious wiole and inpart, was atlacked savagely | Ofiginal widows— Na o MERESTONRIMEIDERDSI TS question as to the bonds themsel Nebraska, and whohave their headquarters | vection with thegreat triemial cantonment |Stories concering the trio. in some cases, but ingeneral in a calm,argu- | Epheiam G, White, Audubon. e e wis arguel at ited U,|k]].x.~l im0 “The’ lice thing day e o | of the P Miliut, indgendg | | S wis v ansons o leeep the sul- menutive split, : South Dakota: Original invalid —Jame A (i (N Y | unaday, Julice Aylesworth appearal for | samo eowd who gt s tem rom Monsky the | oder o Ol ferins, nnt, Indopon cide out of print, and attenptel at fist to |~ Many orall of thebankers in Boston, Chi | Amott Seiteryood E 1 avalid -Ja / | My, Madion, 1ls. Isbd roat stham.lon. the | Sane crowd who b 8 tmm fiotn Mons Orderof Oidfellows, were continued today. | Giilins i tuvs ipor mon. Fo chisig erwood. Inerease—Horat DI, AJND AU! \ i LB R Bl 3 till cago, Buflulo, Detroit, Minneapolis, St. Paul, | Allison, Beaye words of the constittional provision to show | mortgages. and. dftemyares Tl the ),‘I“”hf Aspirited rivaly s develped ammg | reither be nerhis wifeknowof my reasons | Cincinnati, Tndianapolis and. Peotis fofues Bacr Lot Boarding and iy Sathcol that the boads were necessarily included in | ayrest. him' when le found his tean in' front | the cantons which ar participitingin the | for the suicide, if it be sach. M. Rickart, | (o constder the nes bill of ading b ooy o TEonNe S Rl g L) figuring up the city's indebtedicss, Foalso [ of the conrt louscin this ity and tok it | competitions for the valuible prizes | Whowasat DeWitt was telograpled 0 coné | blo mper. St. Tovis butkers did not sbjed el BLIODILAR i Fifth Ave. and Seventh St t. argied that the notices dofectiv Neurly ull the deeds nve sigened in blank, | ofered. Early this mornig o number of | immediately. 1o the ney form. The bill was declared by cording to o roport sent outby Brad HAZILSN Gl ] Stifetoli At City Attornoy Stewart mude an insworing | ready for transfer o 1he Arst suckes thib | e Wi Sayis (ornig o nun! : Aboutd p. m. the supposelhushand, Hai various delegates to be revolitionry in its | street’s, which that concem chims to lave avgument, He took up the pleadings care- | could ve canght. where industriusly dvilling with aview to | Rickart, arvived, He gavehis namd as J provisions, entirely subversive ofthe righits | sccured from the census burean at Washing- [ Can be veached from any of the depota ‘f;;‘\\\~;,;:.:“1|..:t\r ;\hq.-;.\v”.. l;»‘\\\l\ll to suthorize R S e e e | TTedinR ey nd it s safe to . Rundall, “l“"l *I"'L‘L‘“:““‘(':‘m"'] ‘{‘“"“‘" e ‘,'{L l“‘l“"‘f""m.j“:" h:"'”“m‘:‘“‘h“‘ “‘:'I‘m"‘l ton, Omahu's population is 142490, Superin- | on motor., ¥ i 15 neces 0| Mandel & Kleinare offering great bargains | that the bodies which cary o 0 honors Later he ackiowledge at | special — contrac z o linbi s de5t Day]or fesatt Titor ‘ o y Sistor: Thark count in the intersection bouds ot the al | in every depariment. We shiow the best | Wil bo compotion t oot Aol @5 dging - aboul his . mame |of carrirs: to ek provision for | tendent Tavlor rceived this information yes. | Conducted by the Siters of Churity g improvement bonds asa part of the debt. | line of cookstoves aid Tingesin the city. | of off, N6 i e A andhis rlatins toher, Headuittedto {he | chinge in transit; t be a contract in | om thehomeoftice. When Town Cools, | B, V. M.~ He proceeded to show thut this could 1ot be | from $10to 30. In tnware we camy the | was manifested i the yworle of the Rebekah | deputy sherift t bis uame was Rickart, | Which one paity has had notiing to say; to | Sipervisor of the consus for Nebrska, sent | TERMS—For bowed and tuition eme e i (it the dy could b | bt ouly wnd soldat bittomprices. Cirpets, | degeree this moming, the attendaee bing | andthatthe cad girl yas mt his wie, He | be illegalin aliost cvery clise as proving | N8 mport to Wasiington lie ~ estimated | bracing all branches of o finishod edicae thesame out of the current revenue and such | <oh, my we just beat the world, former | much larger thin at anyprevious sesson. |8aid thit e wis o married man, and | the common law tomakea higher rate when | Omabi's yopulition that taken inside her | tion for young ladies §75 for session of pwml fixes s i could lawfully levy. | price of carpets 6 cts., now 10 cts, andso on | Flora lodge of Chicigo upenal the session | that his wile was siing | for | the arrio assimes the risk: to_be part of g | orporite limits—at 135000, Tho bureav, five months, commencing first Mouda, Numerous authoritics were cited. through the entire line, We y and then America lodge of - Columbus, 0., | @ divoree in Saline county, but that it was | manifestattenpt by therailrvadsto make all | lowever, has included adjoining additios inSeptembe d February respeetive Finley Burke of Burke & Howitt made a | Jige in noveltics in our parior zoods - | cempiified thework and was follawei by | Bis luteition to marsy the girl is som agho | dealines me siled md consequently alfenat- | Sich i Dundee place, whose residents gef [ ingeptember ad Fobuu i 5 vs Il longer and still stronger wrgumentin be: | mont, T bdroon Suits we pride ourse nilodgo of the samo dty. Bdenlodge of | Waslegally free. Ho said that the name of the | ing theirbest friends; t be objectionable iy | their mail at the Ounba pstofice, and who e R o hait of the ey, He rung tho changes on o | ofcariying the most complete nssortment, | Rictmond: Ind.. followed (56 oo e decusel was Mary E Morford, andhat she | not making lower rates i view of decroased | are toall intenis and purposes, except iu the SRRy S ) mark dropped by Judge Aylesworth that | ehoicee of H0 styles, Book cse s i Sibouicts ¥ was thedaugnter of o lboring man at |liability :to assumethe right to dictate the [ Mmutter of municipal taxes, residents —of t Franc ‘-""“"""-"v this was a matter of little imprtaice 0 | Qinng chais of overy. dwerition S AnciherBosce Frotabi Delitt. Rickartis aman forty vears dd. |routing of a slipment; o alow every rail- | Omaha The same report ulso eives Hastings © Council Blufls, Towas Mudden us comparcd with the city at lige.” | buardl, witnirobes and centor tables 5 01008 | coyncnemn gy e nighta grand ball | Asthe wroner coild not be found the dep- | road to weizh and diarge forevery shipment | 14050, Nebraska City 11,510, Plitsiouth ot o Mr. Burke showed how the city had been | with this uwiloading sile. Get pr else- 5 utysheriff began holling an inquest av 5 | according to its own weight, thus allowing | 555 aud Chadron 4,087, ] ) harassed by numerous such littlo suits, and | where and compare Mandel & Kl o [ underthe auspices of the local brotherhood | o*dlock. After o mumber of witnesses | porhaps half a doen weighings in transiy S e H ! y Pye | Soldies from the Salvadoran forces tion restraining th vom letting pav - sroperty, terms allcash, T voubaves bar- | Would see the cause of her suicide, Tho ; % - utracts for this year, on the gromd | Wall pperat 3t cents perroll; not rem. | PURGESMEATISE I SRUEER AT | woman 6il so, but insteal of finding alettar | 1Ve macked here. Both fordgners and na Towa and Dakota Pensions. that the city had already gone beyond its lim- [ nants, atC. L. Gillett 25 Pearl st ongo. as she thoughtshe would, discove 1 ‘;l“ *;'\;'l‘l;;' irned out enmasse to minister to WasmyGon, August 6—|Special Tole itation of debt. He claimed the valiation of - PRI R packige of strychnine, part of wl ants, the property to be #1254 and the city in An Important « apt debtedness $000,000, whereas it should not ex An exanination of the papers of Fred Dob »d under the constitution £306,425, He fur- follow who was arrested by Ofcer Lien, Riverside, In- | sp. LoD idininson, Charle 1 A ; Shug i, dinvinon, Charles am N. Snook, Newton: John | €. ifn nsiet I banking husie that the question was one of life and death t0 | Broadway. was the atraction for the delegates tothe | were examined the inquest was cotinved | to contain thechance, making a bindingclain Smashed Everything in Sight. the ('il)\Wllll" to (ln' individual propert, = —— conventionof the brotherhood of carpenters | until tomorrow. The doctor who had been | for damages ouly when filed within Thehorse belonging to R. A. McEachron, " A 3o baving a fow feet of paving ouly, ft| J. G. Tipton, real estate, 527 Broadway. ad joiners. A report in ciculation this [ trestingthe girl siid she was son tobecome | thirty days, aprovision manifestly impossible | who s an office in the bardof trade build: | MANTID AGTIFRENGECOD did umount to little. If the position taken by — - = 1 i v L s | o other, nany cuses, and to beagamst publicpolicy. 15t Avenue and2ist st evening strongly e probabilityof ing, took alively spin around that pat of the plalntiffl was to be sustained, then tho Instrncted forSapp. [YERiiR RHUIGI ARG g "p‘v!;nzoJ\cUl)‘lhll‘li‘l:;‘)"i:ll HER TUSBAND TRIED 10 KIIL B lere werea bundred other objections, bit | 5 1 Y. Y AL AT R asia o : 4 ; NG yars il 9 ; s > clty last evening, creating a panic and i s s o 0, WA KON | i eputicats et in s comentin | SES 0 1%, EPUIGH SRS 1| oMoy W astmin & motarly ook | dhotbove (hCiMosii tho muscjes, . 3. | U sy Lt evning, evuting @ wne ant | Saish, Doors and Blinds FULABURS OSIcl Tare ioone g A aIn | Steriag tinalict - to attnd the | divecly ofect 8,000 mem, 1o sy toth- | }Yoman of bout fifty’ caused the rrestof | Ranlett of the Bosion chamler of conmerce it T L g ] n it & Jno S bixeiond lod St o dMr. Barry of the Millers' National asso- | broke from his moorines in the alley andcom- | Band and Senll Siwing e Sawl general slop jar for the growing city the r X cowveution, which meets fn | e of persms in- - other _‘1'\"'«""-: t"“.:d",'",,,'j'\",lfi‘.:m,,hm‘n..fl“..{f,f,.l{l’fl,,,'l','“,','g glation were severe in their conlemutions. | i out onlo Sixteanth stret fint upset a | Planinz Suvingot all kinds. Poreh i idents submitted. and 1ok {l....:l.:.‘.~~l-:||,4- Red Ouk onthe lith. A. S, Hal I p"::;‘;“‘”‘l I"“,'h:yj:lI‘I"“{‘l;‘g",i.‘;;;}-“l‘;"w;‘;;,l:fk_ tokill Ter. Mrs, Waginan says she and her | The latler favored the onaniation of all | buggy and thew dashed through e of the | AR U R T L B b B Tagniar . nvervils, h‘“‘l-";: l.'.'.‘.‘ "lh‘l::-“ '1’; the convention to order. C. M. Hurle was | {iqing on the part of the bosses in ihe mat. | Busband Jihn have been married about *h‘l‘l"'l‘”"‘;' ““““““‘i”‘-‘i“‘-“". '“;l""' ”:" “"l"""“."“’1;"“*”‘“ ;'“‘ "‘1"';‘".\ ufice. Not | first cluss.” Telephonn 25 d sewerage liad become as muc (SN | T 1the part of ¢ S in e et | pwenty-four year, und during tho pist seven | PUrpse of discrimimting in shipments | sutisfied with (his, he circlod avound, upact- SYOUR PATRONAGESOLICITED. " of u necessity and us much of an ordinary ex :’:‘:,:k ESlmansnc I EL RN ES00 it e e !l?"‘([‘(.::ii‘""’}"‘"“:f“};i cars e has been dranl neaty ullthe thse, | dEaist oadsusing the new bill of lading, | ting two tore bugiies, and thon dashed up ! penso m sidowalls, Sowith pwving Tie f ey, o e G i it foubiess b Laretly Kuidel b the | [CIEY Bave agirion farm ot of Lincoln, but, | andin favor of thiso refusing touse it tlie alley from wheice he came, AL this t OFFICER & PUSEY tmo hal patsod when wagons should bo i e o e compittee wem naned: | Vi of e nitiondl conenton, whid 1 | if L were not forher ud the throe chiljren | The diy of moral suwsion hind passed and | a sturdy policeman sppearced upon thes c mud up to the hubs in oder to go Sredontials—C. G- Sanford, Alox Osler, C. it entlon, which is § oI tionil conve 38 | no products would ever be rised on it, Day | railtoads were only to iconvineed by objeet | and as the horse had Stopped he Led him awiy through In..u;_w«.vu of, the most fmpor HiGohaverse NN LW Matad J. Evans, G. | bt ‘lin"l’“' ke thematier - hand before [ PoOPrOMCLS WO 3, she says, Wigamn cune | 1essons in thewayof decressed carnings. A | to the station. In figuring up Mr. Mok A city in this district. These were 1o lon, =S Sl o CUrn Ly ome i his usuil besottel stite coumitice consisting of J. K. Buckner of | ron thinkshe will have o put up aboit S50 exiraonlinary onpeases fors ot vo k& | W, Richnond, J. B. Matlock, home ii his usuil besottel stite and in a 1 %, pe . ” sued he er the place | Jwouisville, D, W. Ranlett of Boston, D. P. | if allof the property duers put in claims for 9] but n y ones. In this view he urged Permaneit Oraniztion—G. H. Shorley, SSes thn e ORI tinge. {1\‘,‘(',',‘k.'“',{,t‘,‘,,},’“.‘,.‘”,,;\,,',‘.‘,',‘,‘,“k‘f,‘l‘,‘,,,“", (D20 | Fvwin ana S s datnsges, sty Sarngrilplteand HEORINSY. that the interpretation of the constitutional | G, M. Putnam, M. G, Smith, R, Camphell, |“ NH\(-] -\l- August 6 l\\n'x':!p“flflnm her son managel fo dlsem his faties, | cag, @d E. P. Wison of Cindnnal, A n COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. provision should be practical and common | Jumes Baldwin, J. M. Axtel, N, M. Pusey, have recently heen _receivec the agricul: | Yistenlay e came hone in the same condi- X ted the following general objections, 3ella scharged, wd donistle oxehinge, sensed, * : 4 Sclecting Delegates—J. B. Blake, I, G, | tural department from the Chicago and St [ tin. This time he seizel a revolyer and | thereport beng unaninously adopted, The Bellard-Blazer forgery cases were ar- | Collections meade sand iuterest pali on (g “Ill" _‘lil'"'j'w{;::‘x'_ ‘-lv“::“lln\‘hll;\'()III.\(:":;:"“-‘I"rv‘nli\r‘u Weeks, €1, T. Trwin, B, F. Clyton, B. B. |Louis boards of trale asicing fora change | agiin attempted to muwder her. But fol 1 }A‘}“‘*'Um‘ pu 11‘“‘]1 by “Nl' carriers in 4 gued yesterday afternoon before dudge Hels- | (¢posits Ihr A e e e i s T O] Gt in the hour for issuing the monthly crop re. :’\:n;l.u..l\l forliex e veapu wis ot of re- {fmm ating the suid Lill 'of lading was ex- | jov and the cse submitted, The court at MAXON & EOURGEOIS I AR et the finit of it Rl el ickly | port. Thedepartment notified the petitioners [ Piir and failed toexplode the artrilge. In | pat, = oo | ouce discharged Bellare e thaevide: L » Oiher ke expensis within the Hmit of ia | Thewark of the sonveutiorwasquicdly | RS0 S o"CRIEamt B0 Bac e petitners | Bhr ok en nee o hlished Up. the isam and | , & Che natiral arder of - adjusiment of re- | pucedischarged Bulluvd, finding the « e Architects and currant rivanues und such shectul taxos asit | gone, The conmitters reported promuily, [ chaanges i thewost i fverof n ohav thg | Swore ko winid live he weapon repaire so | lations between carriers wnd pubiic 1s ro Piedpr i Sk T apully and in good faith futend to he% | the temporury ohicers wer mdo tho pornn- | ropors Wil bo. 1ssiod 1 oclock o . in fndewenldo laiork (s tulilesvine (SNSROH L 110N o A piontadl g to. raqulra | latinatad that het wonit haakTisser Superintendents, the incurring of indebtedness within the | nent ones and the following delegates nax stead of 4p. m, TS fo ek 1o e aginan 8 ylanationsand defense from car- and Jury, but the defedant wus not ready INE INTER! ECORATIONS ing of the constitutional inhibits C. G. Smford, T. R. Bardsley, A. Osler, I mer— Wi ke 1o wwn, founi tholean and droye it |8, eGally 3 : anewbail bond fixed up, so the d¢ FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS, meaning of the constitutional inhibition, - (i Sanford, T. R Bardsley, A. Osle ‘ ALio ot home. This moming she caused the | riers isnot practicallyapplicabli to the re- | U vba > ) S0 the ¢ SANEN LY ik s X This ho sustained by numerons authoritics | Shimn, William Lyman, M. G Smith, fus. National Far Ass St entug T e i in bis cse will ot e mace i matterof | Roon i Norri Bock Counell Butts fow cited cuses. He' chimed that whenasufe | - At ARG 4 TxnaNirorind, August 6. fonal | 1sSuance ofa peace warrant. “we find objeetion to the working | court record until Monday next, andin the | Roon6-0 N, Y. Lite futlding, Omala, Neb. 8id cllad Cuce. - He claimed that whenoanlo § g ‘Gampbell, N. W, Mstson, John Edndt, |, INVIARIPOLISInd, Augist 6—The National { JUEER SABSMS WARRIL - mex R C IR L L b s e e e L and ¢ n provision is :u:nlt.;-l nlvhmlh E. B, Ha, J. J. Stedman, W. H. Copson Barassodation met tolay with de A. S Absl & C blish e Tt and intent of all deven clauses of the billof ““‘ B R A b aln his i scheme of taxation provided, whereby the | B 1 Haxt, J. J Steadwaan, . Jopaon, . [ e After listen | A: S Abrll &Co., publisiersof the Balti- T A e AR erty under theold bon > N e ot s paid us fast ha (6 idoniednes | A. N, Seribner,d. B, Mallock, B. F. Clay- [ presnt from tiirtem stos. Afler listen: | 1o5'5in lavesentiho. fllowing query to "Fhat wo recammend. the. foemulntion of —= DR. BELLINGER'S and the revenue is merely anticipated, | ton. €. M. Harle, Dr, F. S Thomas. Ingto anaddress of welcome by A. C. Har | Governor Thayer: {lading in accordance with tho viows The Premivm on contracts for such work avenot'to be regard Alternates-—J, H. Jenks, H.P. Battey, G. | FiS of this cityand/ the respmse by Presi Hon, Joln M, Thayer, Governor of Ne- s and in the simplest form tothe Buexos Avies, August 6.—[Special Cable: ed as creating debts, B fek B L, Upson, | deBtDoyle e reports of - the seerctary | brasis—Dear Sir: Invicw of the inportance | aud tis justioe aid L ing e oham A o ik e (ol 18 pioted At 100 Another proposition was that witil the an- | M- Putuam, 12,11 Vin Schaick B. L Upson, | and tressurer wve read. Charles Mar. | of the pending Bill incongress kuown as the | Ot Jistice i (azya ey e | EEanio i i 1 E I nual tax salo has developed s fact that taxes | Jotn Youne, ©.T. Huniey, D.F. DiydenW. | shal, of Margand, was chosen president, | Lodgzefederal dlectins bill, the Sin would Aaoidintiirs et e e e Bie it pieniu Y are worthless the unpaid taxes should be | . Haverstocl, Jacob Sins, G. H. Richmond, ———— be glal to ibtain forpublication an expres- | g5outiined abovedown to the ninth section. treated as available funds. J. P, Williams, W. A, Highsmith, Cory Reed, athiolic Total Abstinence Union. slon of your views upon that meawsure, and ramn was then sent to Chaivman Blan. He dweltupon the claim that paving was | D, 18 Perry. MWilliam Arid. A Bergimn Pirrsnire, Pa., Augist 6--~The Cutholle | Wouldbe ¢ad toleam in particular wheiher, rd asking that further use of the b v ordinary and necessary expenditure, - All A resolition was introduced by Major | Total Abstinence Unton of America met jn | il YOU opiiion, ther is need of such legistas | a1 bo poct 1 until aftera confe the old charters had given this piwer to the | Richmond, instructing the delegates in favor | twentieth anuual sessim here this moming | 100 i your state or in otiier i and | 1o be held with aview of hamanizing d city, and it was still in the power of the city, | of Colonel Supp's nomination for congress. R whether, i your opinion, the Lodge billis a | ences, und the convention adjourned until to- belng nawed as other ordinary_oxpenditures. | This resoltion was passed by a. ulanimous SOUTH OMSHA NE proper meusve und woull be likely to secure | momeoy monin g, To support the position taken by the plaintif | yote, : fisaaisy bouest eledionsin - states where bribery, in. A — would put astop to improvements i every | Colonel dohn Lindt hotly moved that no liretiian oo e ot timidationand filse counting are resorted to, Discussing Gram Hates, ety in Lowa. n Des Moines could not | proxies boallowed. He did not object to al- The cit § itk Yours respectfully, - Aneil & Co. Kaxas iy, Mo., August 6. peeiakTel- Will be paidto any competent chiemist who win f e city council met list night with all the Phe o Hetline e P y comp 1 ' the streets leading up to lowa's grand | ternates o diAn't like theideaof a fel- ) b ¥ 8 The followingis the ¢ reply S Lo & i ETanl o s Sl # A 000,000 CADItHl: ans stitosmon melld bars ke ]:‘:L-.]:\\‘Lx':w\'\i].:k L] ‘I\i:[v{u'l‘v‘: - | members presmt to investigite the churges | A. $, Aboll & GoDé You' desire [ 7 miod “‘l ”""‘” \'"‘,"“(‘\ij“‘l’ ”"”;" "“ :“"lh"“';)i")l‘:"fiw:;l.:‘;',“u“ h';;m' Ll l ( rl l ]] l to'wade to the legislative halls through mud noin and diclate to regular delegites. His wade by Councilman Edwarl | my views on the Lodge federal election bill, | @M ral Fre Agont Ge he Shanta s othisr potons is & Spcllo( 4y . e deey wish was gratifed, wd poxiesbarrd out. | Joluston against Commissoner Jancs f. | W ik whothor, in my fudgmont there 13 | Fometwitha conmitioe of loal gin deal- AN FATING SORE Judee Deemers decislon was clearly and | Thon a committeohoaded by Major ktich- riy, and. Pariek Rovloy: Owing lo/| e tha 1 heat ot L1 soaiuids, 2 | e foxthe purpae of disquasing looal grain Terderson, Tex,, Aug, 23, 1339.— “For elgh. . ' " Allfl\ in favor \n .4':\!;“[{1.‘\‘ sl being | mond wis chosen to eseort Coliel Sapp ioto S 00N TG0t and (Eiward | mod | RS Shita D neac of 1t dn Sovernl ol th s It was claimed by grain dealers that teen monthu T hzd an esting Ko oo my ongvs, flatly rofused. - As to e dofect i thenotice, | the wuvention. The comnitte: took the tele- frennun of Ownaba the fnvestigation | Hous that portions of the people in different | Sh¢ Saute Te was buying corn in the country Twastronted by the best Jocal physiciuns, bt e held tht .::\“,;:.m\‘..'\;::‘ poquid Madden | piono routs, aid aflor noity e Who szallant | was postponed until this ovaning, lates aro depyed of . the. badir o oy | Tor Feavey " & “Co. md - paying i obtaiied 1o relef, tho gore graduly growi: prevent the paving except in front of his own | colonel over th wire, marched out to mee: cadaidia states eprivel o e S | e Seb S i e R R e S ied 2o rehid, th lually grov ‘ 4 R ha Lo A LSS | solensl oW eba it marohelout tofnset Allommeeaite MBIt Do through intimidation and false counting, The | piid here. . Hanley dselained nowlodn of om0 X concdudd aallilo ey g 8 o Cor, Broadway aud 2ith Steects | en this. The entire cse tuenedon the | In the meantime the call for specches be- dections e contnlled by fraud, videnco | Ric'suoh transactions and pronised it sich was entirely curd afer weog 8 fow botls, | Council Biufls, la question whether the city had becomein- | eaine lond, and Prauk Shinn respouded for irjustice existed it should be r fied. In You tave my cherful permission topublish tha « For thetreatmentof s sl ‘1.,‘| lironl( tlo discussion of local rates Har could shovostatanent lor thebencttof ticrqgimtlay | dltisexinidiiseaws otiio ool |00 o Der om, 10+t mivahood wal b potene( ) y respect v, = and wenkness trented suceesstully s attorneys was corvect. coeded todeclite that whei ho was training | D, 8, Curtts in sufoty, Dhe nejghbo- | ViOlators of thelasy,” Very Fespectfully, points which is consigned to markets reached wlie attention paid o discses of th Tho city bonds huve alwiys sod well, but | in tho demoeratic runks yoars igo he had oc- | hood ws searched but no sispicios. porsons Jouny M. Tuarer. | by, ungs, s Astlina, Conumption. Bronchitls with such a decision in their favor they' Will | casion toexamine Coloiel Sipp’s caveer in | ywero foumd. THE FIN CHIEE COMPLIENTED -— ity Khiney' disoiss o doubtless be junped at eagorly, The ity | congross, and he had to aduite tnen that it gt The underwriters of Linoln haveg Dr. Sussdorl treats succe ; all o T ot 'l wilt bo enublo 10 go shead with nevdod i | was purdand sveet, Hokmew that Cdonel PERSONAL FARAGRAPES. W. H. Newbury, clief of the Lincoln fir diseases of the Kidnoys, —— of e eye and car, Cli tes provements, and the decision coming from so | Sapp hada clean ncord, ono which would o - artment,a Hitteving compliment showing | pec 504 1° f T Eltiat curvature and wlldisese$00 L o coreful and puiustaking, even tchnical, | heat th dosest scritiny W, . Allen, munager of the New York | Bt i oo 008 5 eivioes to thy yey | toctum. 1504 Farnum it. Ko hiavo & dopariment dovotad oxclusi vog Judgo s Judgo Decmer, the vicwry for the | = Walter Smith would ‘ot rspoud at first, | Mutuallife fisuraice ompany, and fawmily, | o180 ity in the shape of & beautifully - " . to_the Treatmect of U terine disouases is oue which is well worthshouting | butwhen the alls ame too Loudly for*Judge” | 1€/t for Boston yesterday morning nd written and drawn wstimonial World's Falr Maitors, g iy Bt Rt ko 610 ERA LIS Suiith, e brietly veplied. e defuded [ | Dexter L. Thoms and family were east- | pratulating him w bis eficiency asa fi | CHIA060, August 6 —President Palmer of ) Ot aasonaenos onfilontisl. Addresss — - — Spatker Reed's position in regard to the mi. | bound pssengers on the Milwaukeeyester- | chief, The documnent i & beautifulaffalr | the World's fair natinal commission, after a l o A A The New York Ricket. store lias boen re- | Bority vile, uid wild it ought tobe wade u tl—u,!'llru\lnuu. m.quln’ s froman artistic standpoint alone, but the | muferencetoday with the executive com. DR, BELLINGER moved to 739 Broadway in Samders' block. | leading feature in the coming campaign, George Josselyn and family have taken ad- | chiel talses grait pride in the sentiment as | €0, announ el that ho'would o iaat. Surdi itule @ Privale ni We are now opon for businoss with o bigge Colonel J. J. Steulman urged thorough or- | vautageof the chup rates md guie o Bos- | w nittes snnonncd tish bowould cill & meot. Al Surgical Tnitute an Private Hospital stock thiin ever nd will kive you. graien | ganiztion. There should beno lidkers, 150 | ton. e e g of the national commission Sejptember 13| pr. 1. D, JAGKSON, Dontal Sureon Cor. Broadway and 26uh st.. Couneil Blufl, fa. bargatus and better goods than you ever s, | Witk for Sapp but lo lenow that i€ho coudn't | Mes. Ed. Dickiuson lft. for Chioago on the | listesl of » minth Ister fhe seloot 6 of work done, You ton sive ne- — Ao X omitlition some one who was a good waukee fiyer yestenlay afterioo o : | A1a @ diretor eral was p rrotdand siver iiting by calliy i ST rneauppenl oyt the J. S. Stoneleft for Bostan yesterdy. | capital stock is 1,000, ) | sioners exclusively. I was agreed i [~ ‘The Manhattan sportivg headquarters, 418 | pariy he saw Colonel Sapp ontering, and | Mes. Edwin Taglor is visiting friends in Clayérand witeare on ther way | 4" o Komn Hitcleork, now of 1he A HOTEL BARGAIN F. M. Ellis & Co, Broadw yiclded the iy tohim, Somerville, Mass, to Bston, Smithsonia institute, Washiigton, to visit Tamson OoONILE o thiit e Colonel Sapp declarel the honors wnex. | WillL. Seism was at the Grand Pacificin CITY NEWS AND NOTES, o promote the interestsof the exposi- [ e o R | LR Kt (ORI A RCHI I ECT Blasted Oat 1 Skeleton, pecied. He wis pleased with thounanimity | Chicago on Tuesday. Juige Chapnan of Plttsnouth wasone of | tion i Seire. £ron Lhi: GOMLFYan erto Centrally looatel, Dying i firste Yesterduy afternoon while the contractors | With which they lid shown their esteen for | Willim Wade registored at the Commer- | the persois who cano up to atted John R, cluas bininous, Tlis 6w Vargain tor so And Building Superintendents, who have chargo of the work of opening up | Bill especially‘in view of the fact that the | in Chicago this weol Clark's funeral yesterdy 8 E Tooms 430 and &9 Hoe Bullding. O “,,“{ — ——AND— rnest Gerten, who resiles at thedump debted b issuance of either the intersee- | one. Ee hud come into the. ity o consult | O Twenticthand N strets, was stopped on | ended. Thera ls hotrue republican govern tion or ial improvement bonds. He had | his physiclan, his health being” poor. [ | EEust N ostreet last night, when on his way | mentuntil the; idel. The Lodge bill | yop and would not reduce rates into’ Kansas w 0 oLauons, Hende Te: v iven the case very careful examination, und | too sick to make a_speech, butit isi't’ my ve- | home, with arequest tohand over hisvalua- | PRI toev in the wiion. Nononeed | City. The road would insist on eomtrolling aficled.” €. B, MoLavonz, HendersS, Tex. orizins, 45 Syphills, SUHCLUR, oo nvinced that the position taken by | publicanism that's ailing’’ He thenpro- | bles, Slarting on a rus, Mr, Gerten reached | '© 40 thit lai unless they themselves aro | tha routing of all grain ovienating it its own Treatiso on Bloodand Skin Discassemalcd fros, | 1114011 | and bulldozing; it istime these thingswero | | | of incorporationof the Ashland | place were blasting down the vointof abigh | ceeded to roview hisown record, He had | 1" URicEo o Tuesday headand hands tolay by carclessly allowing Council Eluffs - - - - Jowa hill they were astonished at the result of one | lived her a guarter of a century andthere | Rev, H. Frincke of Lincoln was a visitorat | the gasoline ina stove 0 ran over onto some e blast thathad been inserted in the apex of | Were many who kuew what ho had done, He | TiE Bek bulldi boards and into a barrel the hill, Besides knocking down score of | B always put_energyand money into th - 2 YRR When Taby was stck, we gave her Castorla, C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY, SRR o | campaign He always worked - nsos. Signed aTreaty With Germany. When shewas 8 Child, shecried for Castoria, —Wholesale and Retall Deglers in— tons of the earth it saattered the fraguents | gor (o i leat interuts of | JudgeShidds heuel the folowiig mar & y y of acofin and the bones of o corpse over | the people of the dist Many still vomen: | yiaze lconses yestorday : lw\lnr\,‘ Auyu:l s ~,‘ al l‘xhl- aram to ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castoris, the cut. An exsmination showed that the [ bered thit hehad worked hurd aud success. | pobe [ vk 5 B tBer]—A Purls correspondont of the | gyy gy had Clildivn, she gavethem Castoria, cofin had been buried in the point of the | fully insecuring the terminus of the Union | Nimednd aldres, e ws says: It is reported that King Pudfic for this city. Ho lokod with prids | | Geoge Killey, Omaha. ...... 2 | Leopold has signed a treaty with Germany hill about three feet from the surface, and i | at the great institutin for thedeaf aud | (Carrie Spacer, Ox aha. searing to Germans forts o1 the Meuse, o o B R A N N oy thatit bad coutained o human body,evi- | dumb, which was located here by his exer- | (Ired E. Allen, Omiba. basis of oporatics i cwe of war with At ton re s | IAPEME G M0 J0N o8 BRI oo MRS L Celalonin: e deutly that of ® wowan, The cofin bad ! tigus ' while & weuwbesr of the legis | {BllaChrisinger, Umnm | FPruuce, 08, U2 e Couneil Blufls, Tu Correspoudence solisite