Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 23, 1890, Page 2

2 THE OMAHA DAITY BiEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, (S40. IN THE FIE 0F SPORT Pittsburg 4, Philadelphta 0. Battfrios — | day)~Mocking Bird won, Manbrio Maid IN TIE TAND OF G ALORE [There 6 a groat dml of paverty in the | PINEDTOCINN DRIV C I I\ 4 AN A + | Osborne and Decker; Glenson and Schriver. | second, Edith R thind, J. B, Richardson | 11 , LAN AL W ALURL | subirbs of tho citietandin the “country, | (0\“{'4\\[“\“4 HUK L“)I\(.\ o \ Ut Lynch. fourth. Best timo—2 7 lg B [but not s much 08 one wuld - AT ‘I& KLYN, town Belle second, Richmomd, Jr, third, I toind ont o ¥ singular thing The Mote Deigns to 8mile Upon | Chicao.ooii.0 620 01 0 0 0 0—1 | Longforl fourth. Best time Sty e poas 4y véz Reo Teish landlord as arulois ageeat del nore | The Buwate )8 'the . Relio s lives of many " 5 ro Doiggns to Smile Tpon | Ghimkor. o0 50 0 4 0 8 0 -4 | louktorl fouthy, Hest tne vt | Nothen Wyoining Eroited Orer Rewnt | Lol iGN 10K it fonsy | The Ruate Paises the Bill for tho Relist ke (o lives ot iy yopi miwranin the Omaba Team, | Hits ~Chicago 4, Brooklyn 9 krrors— | tho third ‘and fourthhea twoll the | Discoveriesin the Big Hom Mountainy, | théEnglish lindlod, cren whewn their farms of Railroad Land Seltlen " ST ot LS L TR \ 2 Chicago 0, Brookign 8 Batteries—Stein | second and Balsora Willes t Best 8 lie ajolting sick headache, heartburn, loss of appet and Kittridge; Torry and Daly, Ul timo—2 1§y — dloware e enps this yearin Treland e a faint, " all gone" feeling, bad taste, coated 3 - s GAME WITH “T! MeqQuade, 3 | i TR 4 HR T o | “The geaincropwas gool, bit the pelato n Y & e tongue, and {rregularity ot YISTERDAY'S GAME WITH “THE SIOUX. | X | gy ashingion Park Races | THELEGEND OF THE LOST CABIN MINES. | cropis aliiosta falure. “ Ticrewas too it | RWVENS AND HARBORS IN THE HOUSL | Di8tress uobowets, Dyspopin / | AR AT NEW YORK INGToN PPARK, Augrust 23 —The evon e > bl 2900 00 0 04 |of the day was the Palo Alto-Tack match rce — “How o tho lendiig cities of Te ‘ st 1 After ) L R A tanding of the Clubs-Tips and En- | u‘| 10 00 0 0-3 | forapursc of#,00. PaloAltowon the tice | Ventwrosome Huntors, ACcer Yoars ot | Partas b business wih the ati Che Committoe port on the Mease RAtIE (5a & temeiy liks Yooy I tos ror To Mees—t ek 7, Cin casily, taking the threo het n the las A ' country 0 PPresentet ale . Teiadt, + tries ror Tod Rac dther tov Vorks, Olne il e : ‘w"o . t b v('\’ ie last Faiture, Compal the Mountain | U Coe fut and ciher losding ure Presented and About Half Sarsaparilla, which acts genily Melently { Tuet and Diamond and Buckley; Mullane sad Harrington. s i A 2.4 PR (s "-'l’ o Fastnosses to Yield Up Thelr citin arvquio I Phe business portion the Senate Amendments It tones tho stomach, re. § the News. jive-Strief. | Haeunproc 10 for 1400 o s P of them aits avery busy appearvince,but greed T tion, eroates a good ap- s ¢ vix ri Sl the fastest provious tine beingg made at. the | Glicraring Seoret, ther is ngreit deilof poverty inihe sbutbs. 2 k) pelito, banlihios lisadiche Sick _— Players' League. | Weit Side driving Mund | S 1 Min't see many idle men in lrelnd, but —_ and rfrosles tho mina. Hoadache el Won -~ Dol AT BOSTON, boating T t in 2 ¢ Lo ar \ pol, S ARIIN GO . 0 Lt 4 4 “1 have leen tre A with dyspeps Lo y 5 W paT AT e 0od 000 also —equallod this Breeuo, Wyo, August 1. -[Spefal to | Glasowand London. o ggreat doad | WAsuNarox, 28 L E LU ST LR e T (e i ; e B ) u oy weeks ago, Tomorraw it B | —All northern Wyoming is in @ [of pverly in Glasow. toilay Uie riff Uil wis takon up, the pend RPN =it e gt s % ) s Boston 8, Buftalo 10, Krror Jower her record and that of fover ot cxcitiment over the reeunt discover- | - oW I8 the st ‘of livingas compired | ingquestion b 1 L8 tendHATRORE A8 &85 Moarts Ustresed me, or did m ) 1 A 1 ) . . [ with this country g elating to fi 1 little good, Adfter eating I B % it | ey O ettt g Mane Futurlty sta vour. irotting, | 108 0 Fich sold placer digeings and silrer | Vil cosls mie tolivein Trland tolny tian [ PARSTIN At Bl file bl and burn youldhave a faint or tived, " i " 408 | bourn and Musp i el sl 1 Ther Je-olls, trOttig | mines inthe Big Horn mountains, Thelegend | it does in Ornin. [ paid &0 d pojiop | CDS. THCAMEIGMING i to Subiituls allkgonoe feeling, as though { had bot eaton 1 % 85 ot . ot first h 0 a walkover, Pala- | Of the l: Cabin mines has been a favorite |us N -‘f"v‘. N hotel i 5'4 i, ]wyl I 'l’"ljl"':““‘\.l‘\‘l"“ s : N auything. My trouble was aggravated by AT PUILADEL PIE tine fu yappear. No time annotnced story with old prospectors for two-score | Would ratherhaveone good meai at x- | per cent ad valoren tininess; vatnling . on oy e e H Y b Stk e Nt | ton thantwothat [ got in Dublin, Fvery The taviff bill was hid wideand the louse | Lt g Ll L R ) Sour Dame £ WL A aseit o | DEUMBIEIS B0 e 0n 0t 0 e HIonett S bkes tire SO O HER [ vears, ant led many into the wild fastneses | [P MARGVOIALT gOL tn Batin. Hises he t L i 0 springe 1 tock Hood's Sar. oot i yestorday, and the brawny | CHIH0..... 0 0 0 0.0 00 0 0—0 | G0 MAETHISsTIe ol Tourth, . Tost | OF the Blg Hom rangein @ yain search for oI (B oetill, = oira 90 cints | oo vo anoml thoAcs of Jule u, willy, which did 1o an Stomach v J o pitlis=Phitudciphia 0, Chteago b, Ereors— | ¥ 0. S theplace where, in time past, @ bind of in- |dozem, bitter 28 ceits a pound, | f‘;“"'”" s on vallroad Lauds was taken inmenso amount of good. 1t gave mo nu“ o Fluskers were I wlelphia 0. Chicago 6, Batteries —Knel 318 taot g * | trepid ~swerosaidto hive braved (he |and potates me cnt apound. Wags ate a-| from the calndar and passe appetite, and my food retished ( b 1 AR » Canivan lod off | and Cross: Baldwin aud Boyle, Umpires S troty \eats, §1,000—Alibuster won, | trejid miners worvsaidto have braved the s 0 Wags ar ; o ! ; W my food relished M g s 1k sent | Fersusot ind Holtort. erde bl \ By d, Eimbassy third, Blainé | dangors of the days of hostile Indims ad [Mttlohighor tinu theyusedto e Wit not The tariff Ll was then again taken up. i craving 1 had previously with abaseon balls, and Walsh's hit sen B } io0 | ) 4 enoiugh 1o make upforthe differice in the 15 criBaREREY ifter Anchar was lilken GIoRGR A. PAGE, Walbttowis n skating o socond. An error ! S g penctrated a ountry yielding fabilous stores T e | As ouesplaragrap anoth k i 1, Watertown him sk on to ¢ n error by AT RRW 0 ol (0= | o iteerine soid. aal'y 1o #All, wilh 8 Y e ety | upamendments were offered, principally by Hood's S il 3 Brosnan o moment laterallowed him to reach = 4 socond, |° LSS only to £all, w S L rudon 11y, thin they do | 42 ) % 1o gy =3 Aars third, and seored while Kappell, Black i 5 0 h. Best time | cXeeption, victims of savagefury, One man Itis nothivg stringelo s a crowdof | Mr. McPheron, but they wervall rejected Sold by a1l drugsi y fin;)lar! wa ! s Lt oot e escaped 1o the Yellowstono, trazel with | menand women driniing and singingall to: The paragraph relating to sholguns wa g b o Genins, Br ind Powell were runni Iits — New bty e I | ethor inn siloonoverthen paksed s in AT $o3 i 1 JLowell, Mass Joe down between fivst an 1 Jew Yo diy% s right aud privation, and lived long enough gy i >ked tho cotntryall e i 5 i00 Doses a ik e it from Kappel | 0'Day and stk UL L » tll & rmbling story to the fur hunters Y ome 1y gy | thotthefinmee comuittes hul sono modifl. | sl b LI L) Al 1o i en Blick gave hoth Keams and | Bremnan, U PRI, ‘u.,ulrr.: 5 | whom he enconn tered of the woi wold o select aplac tolive in, with | cationsof dtur BicoIueion P el buso on bills, but Wi Babnd raoes Wit el Gl T 1 | fields of the mountains, the miners’ cabin, the s tosupport hich would o par oh reliting to wool scrows | e kel LT g Qb et L AASE SR T (P TRR Lo 10 o—7 | ‘Dhird s Angles, Vary | attack by Indins and bis e Tho loze | YOU TR i T el 1 reathed, Mr. Catliste sald that | i I S B { : ¢ by m | Frite—Dir A | Filth rico —Lyuny Ocypet in conflomation of M disointed | PoSeounty in Irland with OVESON | 4 yg yoro selling alroadvery much lower | Lo W « County Doneg s 3rooklyn t | 1 conflemation of bis disjointed | that shoul thorre and stay, T wouldn’t | ¥ o oo e O o, FTo | that t t Brooklyn 7, Pittsburg b Wesh- | b o Thada chanc bac ot Ak 30 Py 4 i . =4 ; ; X g . Rise ; 4 g \ yraduced price Lists in suppor i | Gwodor 4 s and Wikolow s Gaivin Ml i Qaal o Lo AT R e e talo of theLostCabin wis put brisica, Wo wiro ll erazy to got | broyace; brice this ¢ D ttion, s | Whefs the orop el 15 Pe b EORH D e S VOALEL | Al Ly W x';‘f o and the Big Horn range of moumtains, o e W, ild the |'. ml‘ ‘n\“\\’lfl\l:‘ l‘{m.‘ L ‘""i sail of the policy adopted by 1erside | inthe ricnest p ve s less ! A bud job of it merican Ass>ciation ! Third mce—Touman tending from the Montana lnoa full 160 miles | gt HE 408 o o o, ano | 11 tllowing drawbacss en exy 1 urticles, | than one half ot in, | i vl % ACTise | th race toward the center of Wyoming, became there- | which he brought over with him, Hewent on lo say that theoft of Amor Ails 4 D s A na ] te16d 00 0 20 0 0_tt | Kilthrice—MissDennott, Boma J, after associated with iths the scene of the > o i ot e b i and Andrews mado a brilliant doibloaud the | Toledo..........0 0 8 2 1| Sixth mee —Autocrat, Gonorra TRV, id berless mtospect holos ad | s, spsms, S¢ Vitus' dince, nervousnes | WO oftted ab homo was mob ¢ ] Special Ca. 4 \ido was out and the game a t FACUSC, L e 0 010014 | Sorenti raco—Viluntoer, Bravo vy nc mumborless plospect hoos B0 fond Wiysioris ire soon cured by Dr, Mils® | BO0IS Wherea driwbicle was allowe 347 1 B3 Ihe Novee Viemya Omatha did not score again until tho fifth, | Hits—Toledo 12 THGHED FAOE-XERYoLb: (0OLE) A Virags other evidences of lnter visits by gold hunters | vl e 'Inyee sauples at Kulin & Co's, bith A the ¢ { the i when singles by Walsh, Newman and Cleve- | ledo Sy b | % b = are (o bescenin various parts of therange, |und Douglis, i > 5 Stewart said that the assumn plion At L — lamiscored the former. A ; and M and Buggs. | Entries for Tolay's IRaces. indicating that the legend fonnd many crod- = there was mnything wrong in tho sal g e bl U Dy L HiCTho o LB OWR JVirey ! ATSARATOG A dlow reulers, IPligging inkrestin v sul. Tig SUNTAY BE¥hasthomatt com- | SEMHom minunctured gools in fotgr fus thosole oaics o h and Cuny an's two-bugger. —— R e PRI (oo il | 1 sl bpindainell S S s st COM ) Coutrics chaper than at bone anse from s of pette, it ' aids, ons In their half of this iuning the Towans tied THE SPEED RING, First Taco, \hreofoushe of o mile—DBill |}, 3ln " rde into Fort Keosh, Mont, wih | Dot telwrahio setvice of any pajer | wai ot infonnution recient to remove this constant \ 1 F WO 1 \ " an, teen ) on, Carnof o ¥ g west icn 0 ¢ sWen mreed to ouree of das thescors again afler two men wore out | ond race, ons miley ndicp sweep- | & nUEEEtol virgingold shaped like anicice, | Vestol Chicigo. e o LR Kuppell “bit for three cusiions, Brosnan Fairbury Races. | stakes—Gunwad, Redfellow, Cli oy | When questimed as o where it cane from — Hionabapasia el e bl ale ith Y ‘ s presented with dirst and Pawell st | g ey, Neb., August 22— [Spectal Telo- | Queor, Marader, Mora, Willred, Almont, © | 1o was silont, ind no_amount of persuasin DUN'S REVIEW OF THE W (b abiahticl bl g i Ix Killed, Many Injured. | hiem i1cr0ss (e pan on @ timely deive to loft ; ' Bt e e 3 i : - | coull wrest'his socrer from him. It w ¥y )t gold, silver or oth stspecilly READING, Pa, August 22 —A ranaway car Ll R e o e) —The races of today | ‘Ihird rice, thréefourths of amile Con | & s Jolayilyes oL ; a i for three bags, He teied to reach on i L E oy | e sttses By i Wary Ben | loaried, however, that he had trwvelel from | Large Trades, Good Collec onsand a led for, 85 ek cont aulvalorotm. onthe Mount Peun Gravity rilroad which [ tho hit, 0o, it was neatly th by b one of the most successful meetings of | FLess holel 'stakes =Tallyhoo, i the direction of the Big Horn, Dright Ouclok. wving reiched the paragraph as to lead | /g b6 mountain ne tashed dow { Canavan to Newmn to Fagin. g Nevraska Trotting Horse Breeders' asso- onrth’ race, one and one-fourth mils, Erly list springa Cerman who had bud | Nar Your, Aueust 2—[Specil Tdegram | O e senale adiourned SR it i R e 4Lt rans X obiite kos bt | ciution that has ever beeu held in the state. | handicap sweepstakes—Hamlot, Costa Rica, | SXPUrieneo in prospecting propared fora sun- | 'y, gy 2 6 Dy e : a fvenilo deciino s morning, iliug six maha raleed in flve more, threcin the cighth |y 35 aoing has been s remarkable ono | Marauder, Profligate, Sunnybrook, Ofalece, | Mercampaignin the mountain regionncross | v L e e SO Y House. SMEIE IO and twoin the ninth : 5 L SR ChCth C Thrithe: et T Outionniy y * | the divide from the headwaters of the Little | Review of Tradesays: The signs of mone August 2.—In the touse P T { The seore s roIn S \'ll- *'“"l\'y L »‘“';“ g Fifth raco, fourths of @ mile, soline | HOm Tiver, where *‘olors” had been - | tavy distuwbance, which were noticed in |t erence wporton the bill m TUEIIHOE DOtUITIVIA | OM racé the best record that has been made 10 bar - . Lot o Bobrty 3 N favorable . > x i 4 s . > ¥ M - AW, 1 Th Sit, 8. 70, A %, | toforowas made by Counsellor, owned by | Devnate, Stush P L U bout a of a_nile fromone of | 1 tiviams, WoKe ot misindiip. Ab | ingan approtriaton fof anincraselclercal iy veall gea public m SRl et i SO et iaationg s it ) s _ Chapman, miar, > o R B E R HIFEE, LW lin money wa At Chicagoin | forco to arryout the provisions of the de- | | (1l e Sabin of Beatricc record was beaten | Ballyhoo, Lynn, Marie Lovell ; Hora river. With A optember 2, (0 give exp \ tothe I SniBRIDRR ORI S ol AL SoH (R ety g f AT NONMOUTH work, and theresult of his firstday’s labor por cont, at Ney Orlanstightent M lerson of Tilinois tted the O Reill I to! take:* 3o 0 0 0| yearlings at 1 :3% ord for ; 4 WaE He St E SV B ARORME Y oAl 4 ; illy and to take ap e action Clevetund, {0 1007880 3 s t race, one mile—Roporter, My Fellow, | WWasbeyoud his willest dreams. ~Secatiy he randSt. Pautin good demand, at | portof the conmi ers, and ) l Willls. 1. . Sa 3 T U080, B0 three-yed was beaten. Kate h, Tulla Blackbur, Belwood, Puzale, toilel day after day in his new k Dot 0, 1liee more active at 7 per t, firm and the 1 1 . | N T anranin 5 1 1 1 0 2 3 olcafwy, ownedby E £ Humboldt, o laying by a gowdly store of dust and con Y2 vt L (eI i R ] river und Five Excursionists Drownoed ! Andrew 12 4 0 060 0 0|brougt this re W saconds, leav: nd race, thres foutths of amile, select | 201d:: Ho ~ was™ ‘not long er : vlightat Detwolt at? fhavbor Lill, recomt NOWCOTUrTen Wit o1 ) j ¥ b > 1 CARLNST I 1 L) it v ilion 1 kes—La I Yl Sistor Tinda. | 0od fotune alne, however, roa s and only suMicient re- | in th I 1 agrecing o a con ot gl \ ! T TR . o) itrice, dis- | Reckon, Ambulauc cortainty, Plorimore, | PArty of cowhoys invaded the campwhile on money speculations | ference askod by Sonate el T A iy os - 1'the enti it s mild_in Sirplus, Sorcerer. ttie, and surprised the solitary cks in wiheat, corn, o St ot New ¥ D W wt of 4 purty who | SI0UX CITY The starter in thr Judge Me one-talf miles, choleo | Minerat his work. They carried the 1ews 1o | 1 b hidos, coffee, swool 5 e | 1€ [ were holding their annual v rey i ST TS ry_of Hustings, las reccived much went, Jud w, Noretta, I ¢the gold fev L e o L 4 | were drowned by the capsizing of {0 0 1 3 0 0| praise from all sides forthe justness of his had beg Gt Sl meillavs along | tilver bul ; vhich lave locked up enor ) o | - 0 0 0 0 T 1.0 docisions aua the tway in which | ourth race, ¢ onofourth miles— | bothsidesof tie mantains, md toon a ver- | moussums, Inthesilver lino &loa t 310,00, ! 1 curric . Contirmati LR SR supprossed any at jockeying or | Eric, Repor i i itablostanpeds sebin, until' ow the sott 00 hos been lockel up to- walt for | niLaDOU SHHLA0. 1L was i cnato toda i I (P o OV ; o | it puc ofa mile, sell s onilie esstem slopo ar prattically do- | ligher prices, in grin seveal tims feoneur i, sham Parke '| ORISR 0o was a_three-cights of a mile | Miss, Dennctt,Emma J, Eudora, Mileties, C uted auny have gone to Buffalb, | .0 Io! other produ Aftor concurr t \ ¢ nt attorney e 1N, 88 a0l gae rnning race for twovearolds this | chu o W, Blue Griss (Hlly), Aells Golt others aro outlitting for ancarlymoys | % Mich and n other prodicts many ftor cncurring inabout ond ¢ stant attor en e RO e R B G R R B h | on e cauip: millicns, while the conditionof the mal nalo 1§ thecommitu : 1 to be postauster a Crosicy, ¢ 00 00 6 0 Robert Marks of Fuirbury, and Qhail, which | Sixth mice, one mile, selling—Dike of your corvespondent, met County At- | for securities was indicatel by the o ot Timpkniting i rotals TR T was won by Winnie Walker In | Highlands, Teddy Venture, Vendetta, Mo J. Stoverof Sheridan connt averagingubout 2 per shavei fosla iy | LByl caslt it ime ayal iy ey i 2 5.0 i s wor by Winnte SWaleex - ; cature \ A BT SE e e tion had heen adopied allezing ¥ Wifo to use ni's conplexion 3 : Ui of previous days th anum- | roe, Gomorra, Autecrat, Céavood, Bruss ym ene of | active stocks when mouey becamo tiszt. | gonfleman tad bem frndiiont] powder hecauso itimproves her looks: and is & CORE BY INN(NGS, ber of he shut out, and in viewof this venth race, three-quarters of 4 mile ( 1 it, andhe stated thit aparty came Aol thoth ta I tanited it LML AUS Rk Y as fragrant us viol i » Omul, 10001108 there we | consolation races fortheso | mot, Voluntoer, Worth, Autocn in_ foom the camp” list night with thenews | L G6te the pe BRI mails to aea entinent v lots. Sloix City. 10000200 ot rointensoly interosting | Moniagud Mg iAot e | that placer claims were being staked off STy bt wanive it Jlot” he Congor, lhind Eiies TR pL IS 1 ) \ b Do s helag = indly locked up ctimemany |on the postofice ihe Death Record. ARy from start to finish, In the consolation raco | St. James, Count Dudley, over that distriot, and the yield of o DRIIGE DI Bt Bois wl 1a ke ot toel MR st . e B g ¥ Runs earned—Omahy 5. Two-buso hits— | for three-yenr-olds there were three ontries— | Souiro, . lmost beyondthekbeliatof “those whowers | "ibRovotime of fodiiitmits busines chron b | [ifomatim on thesubjoct sl Ll il Ll Caayinn & Androns. Tiroe base it Ko | oy Boziss, Monerief and Kitt S L T N not thereto sco 2t One man, Mr. Stover s ikl G ean g irsan e ) S CaRY LD Jie Lze of Hurvard university died yos- peil, Poxcil: Doulle pluys—Wilh to Hanri- i \von by Rittio Ve ALk, Ravilb (it Tk braan Me. B suid, cleaed up 325) from six loads of din, ues e, exoeding | u reguest thit the pagers i Tegard to e | terday, used dghty-av 't Andrevs; Kuppull to Gunine 1o, Pow | 1= 1ng==u:30' trot tho cntrics werd | Magira (tolb), War Dike, Twolips, Somer. | Whiloothers yere,steaiily wnning_oit ui | Yory; and o, desiro tomarkot Iroduets 1 | bt menonm Fh o gt ouis lud \ Btruek 0 7,y Blaek 4 oof |'King of " the West, Lycurgus and | sot, J o) Koysor, Uncertbinty, Aquiton, | Wverize of$10 we diy tothe man. Owing 0 | qftiidas pric Uphipt b hn bl M ol s QR R LR e L A:Cholge Lis °r Resores. 0 torty winutes. Umpire | McFarland. Five heats were trotted | Fiitter (illy). g the fact that the dirt has to becarried g1 TN/ 08 (ieleh crien: Aiuam i i mentthreo " or four tmesund ad wen in- | 7y the lake reglonsof Wisconsin, Min- {0 ver Lycurgus won, King of the West second, Me- | LSt S B A ter of a mile to water, thowork is necessartly | Wit “Duing the past wedk the to forrued thit Rronally the papirs waull nathe | nesota, Iown and the two Dakotas, there | ALEtTatk 8g: SO A Ui T Rl e e ey L L R AoR A Sr e S A Ins pald out only 1,00 more than it his [ ho of nouse,w tho previow austio on the | trehundreds of chavming loclitics pre- ! . Minwae Wis., v 22 —[Spocial | \Which w Horod Gladiator, Dlutas, Ap. | 1eWH of interest to thelovers of gentlo-| guico oxes are putin some starting rsulls | e in WWHEG clises | conts bi Lvas onioid at 4 otiock tomervaw, fis | eminently fitted for summer - homes, Telegram to Tiee Ber.|—Following Is the | panoose and iton. ‘The race was mile | manly sports, must en. Tafore the hireik Soame; N, Only tharge was that improper inffuence had | Among the following selected list aro score of today's game : heats, best three in five, Trenton won the —————— Adlitioml mterest is takenin miningmat | \iesjcen arnste L 000 DamAIS Rl F fo ook o mavitpaly sTO SRR nts Al s 1Ly S miany of Sout fraacdiig AT - first, third and fourth heats, Appan ¢ Missouri Valley Notes. ters here just now owingto the discovery of | Ninciian. wheat wes shipped to this | o the government (o relain certiin papersin | as the perfection of northern summer: re- G ond, Plutus distanced. 3 | Missovn Vauey, Ta., August arge vein ofsilver ore in the mountains | oty from Livernod), and trides wers | of theos nons ;.”" Ll o tee | sorts, Nearly allof the Wisconsin points p T T minute class tho- on| | tor it Hemijohis il bines nilos westof Tuffalo. Ttis a froo-milling | 004, Tom Livemoo, ant trdcs were | of theo nemiors o apointed towaiion We | o' infovoat dre within o short. distance Poorman. 00 Oarere....0 09 10| M owned by Ladd of Bea S S ey thest nd specimens taken at random froma | gtk ano oats dedined 2 R area e Satuapt i gaioral MIE 1Sk LBeLUayp from Chicago or Milwaukee, and’ none potilt ' 0 Mo G0 0 1 4 b Tl el yesterday at Magnolia was i ot dugr out the feet from the surfaceassay | Songs 809 oAt dalinad 29 5, Dl poric | be funisled intine to bo used i the leag ankee, and’ non s ke Ol Pt S0 0 & o ¢ | Georee ailay, Maud B, 1g of the kind ever held m 814 to theton. Considering that this mineral | Ko N HEe 0 8 o iale. but. tottm SOyl taledist ik ke aayeligmytiion b Weich. 2, 1 Brinveom it.1 0 2 0 0 | owned b ift Joe, owned | county. Fully 5,00 peoplo were present’| ean bo workedat small expense, thefnd is | ful 5l ofa conton sals of 300000 ke on | arecess, the evening sessin . befor the of e that they cannot Kriow. 10 ifoover. .0 0 7 0 1 Son: Headlight, owned by | fromall portions of this and adjoining con- | 0okl upon asthe foremuner of extusive delinel 81 cents. Eixports of pry, | S CrAon o Prvateponsion bills. bR toadiiod 4o v law ol ol bruyel hy Jantion, s o neuiin, 3400 0 1 4 0 | Bonuett, Blmwood; Freddie C, owied Uy | tios. S i 1 operations in{his vicinity and on New York for th i A AN 1t trains, over tho finest road in Albrts. 3 e 275 § 0 0§ | dooes, Diagkd City: Dinaby o by 12 [1ee- Roea &l | everybody is enthusiastic over theouthois. B S i T Mothors will find inslow's Sothing northwest—the Chicago, Milwaukes b - na lera were five heats. [ & D s one ————— el st Syrup thebostremedy o theie childon, 25 §& St Paul milway: Pota Pot o L. | times was the rof the day - cent changes do not su e P X e » oz Db il 1iiwiy _Tutaia Totais..... 1 19 81 | won three with Hurley Burley second. | "o oligitial packuan deders who were | THE SUNDAY BEE publishes exclus- | atable stuples dow to the p centsa bottle Oconomowoe, Wis, ~ Clear Lake, Toy ] TR vl A oho visitors all expresied themsolves well | yeresiod o day_ortwosincowere relesel, | ively in Omalia the New York Herald | pices Lo it ndistry st AT TN Minocqua, Wi Lateo Okoioil, lova, ol R TR R e okl R S ov have re- | ihero being no appeuranc c cmphining | copyrighted cuble news demand for fivished pr L'tk SUNDAY Bz will tell how the | Wakesii, Wis it Lake, Towa, el bl L ce ¢ o munagement and from the | vitnesses. It is the general opinion that the Y ; 2 stiffening in prices, pat the su 1 astors of Omaha are canying on the Jolmyra, Frontenac, Mir : = AU g town people, Extra efforts were put 10rth 10| yoseontion was diopped upon their agreeing R Yipes RN 1850 lire that prices aro shaded n tho | | A i S SR By awk Lakes, Lake Minuetonka, Jarned runs-Milwaukeo 5 Two-base hits | entertuin us many us would appear, and theie | 5 dose their pl AHOR Has bec SHADOWED AS A SGSPECT. urgeney tosell, I'homarket for wool is dul | C"ustde agaiist Sutan. Generl religion Mi T R L e e sssful. 1t s the unani- | Lomptly done 3 wd pricesa litle lower, the supply of ews, 1o, Wi Ortouyille, Minn Rases on callod balls~NMibwakoed, Lincoint, | HOUS £ trott i nbialhen {Eeay Wattles of this gnenl | Pat Ford's Experience With an En- | cgn godsoffernd bing very e “F - ~— vn City, Wis, Prior Lale, Minn,, 11t by pitehed batl-Irimblecom. Clare; lv-u‘ll‘u_t_‘t lot. of trotling horses ever seen %- | superintendent of the Pacifle glish Detoctive, mand for cotton gods his bew falr, b Wheat Harves: of the Wogld. (Dells of the Wis- Wh Jear Lalko, Steuck out—lly Davies 6, Roach 6. Passed | getherat one thne In the stat railway, s been sppointed and has accepted | Councilman Patrick Ford and his wife and | Micesdo ot chnge Prstit, Augist 2 fathered by [ o, CONSIN) : Mo : Dulls— Hoover 2. WA piteh—Davies, Tiue 5 1B otacnTat pensial iinnagom el thE SIOUE € ; ke ) 1 Camble shservers publish warnings thata | e Hune Sl wer Dam, Wis, Big Stono Lake, Da- of gume- One hourand thirty minutes, U= Erighton teach Races. | City transit company. He tukes shargoness | ‘oS, rrived home Thutsday frm 8 tWo | g {yneelod in tholeather lemiticey | (s Sonsadanimipsvatot aprlaulou plicagfi Mo ison Wi lrota plre- Hongl ¥E BRigiroy Beaci, August 2h—[Spocial Tol- | Monday. months’ trip though Tedand, Engand and | priceshaving rien o faras t threaten re | e Wheath tof the world at 775,000,000 | 1o déwiled information, wpply at ticket Minneupolis 12, St Panl 4, cgram to Tue B |—Summary of today's | — - J| Seotima. In conversation witha Bee re. | wction, Tle rejortsfrom othor dties, with | lectolitres andthe qus oftice, 1501 Earnan strect, Bareer blocis ting countries nt. A. NasH, Gen, A e REs ¢ Nbe A nnrea S tRpsehul Male 1L aoes Booth pr at the fair grounds’| porter, Mr. Ford said: very fow exco) liate that a_lvger | MR count) MR H ool A ! | e e Y ven-elghths of o mile, selling—Lithbert | ean bo had by applyingto Avthur i Tioship we went over in touched at | teddthanes n pepucan Wit o0 el juesiyaiving toasatly &8, Fuperon, Fia Agert St. Paultoday with ewe. Tho locals i | 1ory Geueral Boulunger sccond, Suushine | 219 S, 14th street, Queenstown, but we did not land until | Grop wports are lws discourasing, tiough | litres. The viculture inys O. & M. RY. Mains hard, pounding out four home runs. | Lo Jack. Tonrist, - Dalesiman “l ("‘_‘\- 1 Atk we ached Liverpol. Some ome yidld must fall below early anticipitions | upon the that, to thesmall g > The soars (<7 et byt e : ok A .)v’r- s who went ashore at Quewmstown told in, New Orleas wporls very e tity of stovedgrain, the surplus is small as Fall Bxcursi S @bkt ! L e T staclacraiatied IRImesEby + weignt | oSN Take, Utah, August 22—[Speciul | 1oomer that Patrick ifor of New York was | €urakins prospeets is to cotn ad Galves. | ompured withimport vequirments. 813 Dxourslon 80 ahoBanelorgs 4 AT 1 Ono, B ! Y & Telegram to Tue Ben)—/ames Stumpf % 3 2 o |t aswell butJackonyille reports a dull Ty Ohio & Mississippl railway wi handicap—Woadburn (the ©) won, AAETA IR i) W1 o0 board, and the first paper [ saw when wo | (o0 % Ve b LELCRON Hipisth 3 T i 8 3 v oA s | Carbine sccond, Teward third, Bob ¢ and.| Walked into theoffice of the chief of police £ e Y | U W | tmde and'u discouraging oullook At St The Portagese Agreenient, ofs from St. Louisto Old Point i ONE h 3 il f reached the hotel at Liverpool hada pice in | Lonis A it Hrbiic 3 L I 90 Hirphe, m 0 100 0 | Duke of Leinstor scratcied. Time—2:07Y. | todayand confessed voluntarly of - Wving | it g ing o el L hut some LoxoN, August 22, —(Speeial Cablegram nd return for exenrsion leay- 0 0bberrt il 19 00 ‘l»ml,‘, (’.”,v),,‘ nilo, ‘,'U.} "“l"“‘ coll! | murdered an unknown man on January 4 last | " aoeE e e distinguishd s, uhiat ffecd by infur y“lv‘:;""‘\:u‘\\‘ il:“n:;;li 0 Tie B London ppers mous | ing ytemby “» yand 6, at the low rate 38 0|Mains, p. 0 2 ing ena e panto (the favorite) shivills, T SR ey AIOng 8 20U EISLIT. JIASBeEaT et U il ¢ | iutheir approval of the Portug TR o 60, rood f N mtil Sceptem- . B8 Otaimw it 20 10 | g Barthena won, Lewte (the favorito) | in Nashvillo, Tonn., ou the river bank, four | sy~ arvired from America are M, [ swcic id meling. kceo ropovte shal | 1 90 e STEOVI O ho Lorkigaseagromont \‘\ 0. Forf Sttt S Millir e PR s { Mocks north of Colloge strwt. The deel | Patridk Furd of the New Yole World, ac- | €hps Wil average faily nd Mimeap | gio'piblicus o gloan of suishine aflor the | 0, & M. ticket ofice, or apply to A, J { Towis, 8 20 1Urubart, o0 (A PR e s done with a club, and aftr ribbing the | c +d by his wife and two sous.’ s amille s hve arge output ol | giiies aitending the goverwment's home | [t ; YRR Gl Buginie, 20 0/ Worriok, 3b'u1 Seymour (the favoritel won. Litto | Vietimof £0 the murderer buried him whers | 1 apout the maiter, but 1soon Rl s teew. ik Dol el | qvitoy JRA| hytioy ghna:al WeaternugRap ERSE Sk Twohy, €. 3 1 Mineh second, Firefly iie fe Wt says he fivedonengino No, | foundthatthe mistake hadputthe policeon my | S1in soeds, dressed b d_cheeso al C X -~ - Vel AUk A Sl Sl ~ s e 5 50 of the Louisville & Nashville raiivoad, | track, IverywhersthatTwent 1 noticed the [ £320 are simewhat below list years In T atne o2 Dl aal - LTt : e | Chict Young doced bitm up aud isinvesigat: | suno feliow Shalowing e, and flaully whe Jistenihatbaronpii s Dl DRI R s ,.” ng ae T | Nebragka: Jows sod DAkGR Rensions, Ont mile, selling -Eleve won, The Bour- | e Stumpfsays heis much relioy Twent over to Jelfast ho came upto mo one | 10T cent a 1 cattle consider here | Rabbi Rosenan's letter inTin SUNDAY | Wisniveros, Augast 22, [Special T Minnonpalls 51200200 R e T ird, | Hh‘, 1 un::-‘ that itis out. diy when T was - out at a fair[ SLHCVY eiso in hog, againof 10 per | Brgs and find out what the people of 1 to Tue Bee]--Pensions were Bt. Paul 00010000 Kytle B anl Hemet 100" ‘lime A nd asked me if I was an American, | Cit i1 lard and sime incrase inJered | oGk of vou braskans ;. Ovigie { s L H the Cropsdn Canada, Ttold wim [ was, and he wskedme to take a | Mits ind wool and sales aF LpyiRcady pnd e ity St Tauls Jacoy W | uns o tinneapolis st. lo, over six hurdies —Faturity won, ToroxTo, August?2. —The Ontario depat- | (rink. He made me hot, and Itold him 1| Oter i ndise exceeds last year's " s iR v ] Pwo-base hits—Dowie Horne runs. JiGatne (L ) \ # gpay e k witt e o Puiludelphia notes the largest husiness The Dudley Libel suit Discontinned, marson; Hugh sodunld, Minnehan iamer fangbar (the favorite) second, John Gray | mentof agriculturehas issued a bullet AIAIRY - VR arinle. with i, SL06u | oo ] styin g , 7 Augrust 22, : \ Dadly By Killen 1, Time 34 :01 | Is that of last year by &,000000 bush. | 34 Ihad nothing uk 0 long |2 rosst ; i e B R B 1Ot Nt By Kil 5 Muins 2. Left on Sl i st ye i bush- | 45 she behaved her should e ATy pressure or tover | tining thea bron zht by ( 1 Dudley n; O Norlil udapolis 1, St Pauls. U pirsMeDonmott. Saratoga Kaces. } 1ATLO0 etk HoR<of i Q| nmenber habhe Great | U8 Y e R T S et [vow the e Bubisk e A § fe ! & Ut » is of good quality, beingunusually fine, | Brit and Iwlan “Phat makes | Out thecountey durin » pust sovendays | o U0 et ) i (R D, A Good Game for Sunday. Samroos, N. Y., August Spectal Tele- | und the crop of spring wheat will probably | no dif e, smid |, ‘for I renounced | Bimber 14208 canpared with 197 last we AT A e e L o The Cranes and Nonpareils p! zame for am to L' B ne weather was cléar | be better than fair. Barley is lizit and the | the queen of or twenty yoarsago or the carresponding week last year the fig L a nd Nonpareils play s game for | Eram to “'ue Brk, | —Th b | he better thay 1 1 1t Jueen of Eugland over twen Ars tt ling week 1 e £ auteral by consent y Libly L | 850 8 sido und gate reccipts At the ball park | Ut the track muddy. Following isasummary | Sleld of ouls isexperted to boligit, —Of r30 | whon! took ot my wturlization papers. in | UPs wue a y vons - | Sunday, Au This will be for tho | Of the rac Sretty ol (ae e & aneiativis £11s e [EUIR DA SRR A el e A Boy Diappeasod Chlifarnty. Xomonrate, W | Ciby leaguo championship, and as voth team: Plirst race, one and one-sixteenth miles, y 3 9 | aWel, tho felow: contiuedito filow my r 2 hapion Say Josr, Cila., Augist 22, ~The demo elain thetitle the strugele will bea hot one, | maiden two-year-old i Idc the favorite, | A Soldiers” Reunion, m.’ ‘L 5 m‘\"‘"& hot n‘,’.‘u would settl h,‘.‘ [ |'h [\f sk 4 10IPh | ctic stat’ cavention today completed the John Williams, the Cranes’ now twirler. will be in | won, Golden Step second, Mirabeau third. | DiesMoiyes, la., August 22.—[ SpacialTele. | bim. Imade itapoint to read a ltter frow R s ol Ttk Blophan, awldig on [ tiiket, " W, C, Hon r.oninated for rairlc the box for them, whilo Jelen, oft whom Ne- | Timé-1:13 ; s diila it B S el S e i o shadawer uld | Homer strat nar Ninth, dinppared and | swretiry of stte, ald for tre Wil braska City securved but three hits Thursday, | ~ Socond race, one and one-cight miles 5 4 » | hear it, and then T od that there was | neo bem sem by hisparvents. Two | urer and W. C. Grave rrey gouerl L ] willdo the rotating for tho Nonpareils Golden Recl won, Floodtido tho favorite, | tunin clsed today at Avon, sevenmiles | sume d— fool fallawin yut, but If he | duys proviousty o alio disappeare re - wles W iy, . Following are the positions second, Cecil B thibd. ne—9:01 ' | southof Des Moines, which has been wonder | know how little Iegaved for himhe would not | gy ~o i i Colorady b Bow Vemon 3 g T ] AL | ired can an el Crane Positions. Noupareils Third race, one one-sixteenth miles, | fUlLy ul, Nearly four thoisand vet- | pyt himself to s mech trouble, That wasthe | g i . DeyveRr, Colo, Auz ) hope; Fountain Willia teh ;deion [ maidens, two-year Ben d'Or, Strategy, | ¢ransand their families were camped in the | st T saw taados e o EOMS Ho | aont-libor.far aili A A Oslea: pra -Oatel . Poretval | colt, wor, L. B, Variella (filly) tho favorite, | beautiful grove, ‘There were wumerous camy “1Wnat places of interest did you visit 8 R L L ARG R S et eRRGR rRsan Sl twon City, Iy U Shimanan | second, Tom Donatwe third, Time—1:14 | fires and ad s by spealsers from vavious HWo were at ( Dublin, Belfast, Bun. | ¢ (i R TS B e PR HitAd il aE B Covr of Lewls Er ] I, Mahoney “l'n\wn ace, threo-quarters of a mile— | counties incentral Towa. . doran, the lukes bf /Killarney and in neavly | 0BG PO S8 B T ore & Il | Lavimer count 4 Increa ¥. Muboney | Wary, the favorite, won, Pearl Set second, - every partof Irvland, Then tod Glas. | 1o At L Ieanil ot il 5 ke LAy JoBradford | Trestio thind, Time—1:10%. | Advices from Japan, inburgh, Liver DB e )| e Re It Wet Bolaed o8 1he (ke Bt Lucox tre |~ Fifth race, ono milo—Gunwad won, Major | SaNFraNcIsco, August 22.—Tho stea great many offel places and and | i wwhoreabouts of (he lad, Amnyinfor gD LB MEAulifte | mom, the favorite, second, I<ing Hagem third, | Ocennio this afternoon ourived from Hong | Scotlnd.” s e I DR e sy | Lo Bl CABIRTR Jth-Dakoss - e o E - -l | _“Wihat is thecondition of the people in AT A " I F8 0 20 Tt Par B : | Kongand Yokohama, Jipanese piper: » ot ceived by his paren K 2 throe-huariors of ‘a mile, sel " U M0 | Treldnd @s compiapel with that of for » i spondent d e de Pa 5 Among t weurs, N —Black Dimmond won, Cambysses, the | that choler is maicing headway throughout | years!! Laurh at thosnay shots at the quaint | Pistoeed bis visit o Americ siox, Neb, August Spectal Tele- | favorite, second, Genovievé third the country despite the eforts of the govern. | ° +“Ie pesanty-7of Treland is in n augh atthosnap slots at the quiin an to Tue Bee.]—In the game of ball hero | 1:20}¢ :}w :-|’m arest 1“ 10 : 85, ':n,- total num- | better condit than when I I humo phases of life toll by the Hot Weathe today the home team defeated the Nebraska A = 4 | frafoghcs has boon about: tiree thousand, | livod ower's thimss thirty - yoars @ funny menin TiE SUNDAY BEE Talke no chane weali 1strole City hook and ladder runuing team by ascore The Independence Races. 60 per cent of which have died | whenI visited drefind sixtion foar | S AR 'l"‘ffl, 0 dussios orhesiache \tiole of 14to Uniow's battery was Frans and INpePENDENCE, In, August 22.—[Speci Two N Sy | They live lottoraum takebetter careof th ping Sieoets. afewof Krause's Headiche ( 1les each Graves; Nobraska City, Wordell and Gilllaw, | Telegram to Tue Ber]—Tho prospects for o | Two Men Blown to ¥ men ts. | savest eydid then, Thorents arenot A x e govoming the sir day you will fi Lo 1ho e Umpire--Dickson. _ brilliant moeting ave most lattering, Jack and "1'13“,'"1‘(' A '\"” .S pecial Cablogenn |, 80 bl .“{‘lw‘.’fi\.‘":?“' s B0 IR e eping departnenthas been finished by | ducéd and the likelihou of sunstroke or Missouit VALLEY, la., August 22 —(Spocial | Koy W vill start to lower thelr records | ;0 7% 100 SPIOTOR dcourn Hoday | 370 Tn any place whore Tean remonber | the ety enginer. Ar 1t avay pved | ERSIEON aveiiidy “coutieraced. For Telegram to T “Buti| o, Valley” bal | of 2:25nd 2:10, ud Axtell willgivean exnibi. | Jronnef M Qibersesst tho gvoromo ot w0 being BLE adozen houses now you | sticet will bo swept, whenas inthe pastonly | S4¢ Y42 sts, | eam defeated the Nebraska City club | tion edoh Aay. ko U (L 4 WQR 3 AV AT e € 11 sce only one, Ple o Jlandlords huve in ones ha we f the brushes, The So o {egnidereaiod the Net Sty A ton euch day 1‘},:‘.\] asios haye boen added | plown to fragments and seversl - othors w il &0 owy one. Pleuty of tholn lkrdatave | cotal the brush ] fizt ‘:u. hlllul South | ‘ y + s 0 the ced programme. Margaret and ured. n the houses down and havo finced the ot ) y X ssolil on the grew “Cernan Remedy ;;xt::l““v{-\r!l: -‘\1\"h1<'\|\ Hidnep They | Allerton will repeat the Detroit ra R R | A ———— lnd i forpastures, T'noyoung ven liay | teemtr e toguber Vikh | Telograms and lotten arorecdved every da Q gail tomorrow and Suuday. Brown Hal will comy for houors. Tho Judicial Nominations, nearlyail loft the country, andout of five to | some t mued Wil be | quringthisheated term for Kra s Head I T ———" crowd is already assombling, and everything | Cepar Rartos, Io, August 22 —[Spocial 0 ina family you will” find twq or three | Pt twicoa wook. ache Cipsules. Thepeople from that seetion National League. At & Rt et B! e vy, To, August 22— [Special | yore md the £t in America. b : say they reducet erature and provent AT DOSTON. ! cipheia elegram to Tue By he republican con “How dothe people feel toward Gladston Notuble Local s—ExCormer istrokes and he hes. For salo by all Boston 3000000006 Poughkeepsio Races, ""“““*'{It;i Nv" ; teenth judicial district 4M1|:lu"l”lu‘ BUA R 50w | o e Droxel tells In T SUNDAY Bik of | duggits. ’ Jlevelanc 8 9 . anis . was held here to and James Jiften of . oneral tion o clle > ‘ I | - k. Clevelard 0038 30008 Povauxsersiy, N.Y., August Bellp | a8 hold hore today, andJames D.Giffn of | - Hstone would sweep the coun- | Some startling incidents ¢t his offcial Sun Stroke. b lovel 5 ¢ Marion and S. o mo are Dlabb v i un Ser , Cloveland 10, Errors e e e taas kb rion and 8. Stacy of Anamosa were placed : ) ; n u ‘ aile : empt to break hr ulnation for the beneh oo wors Bce! | try. The tory government would not | 1ifg Nowls the taue 10 time, to pro " Cloveland 5. Bateries—Getaein g i in nomination for the bench on the first bal » I B euneit Youns and Zummer. Unpire ~ | Tecordof 2:123(with a running mate. Her | ot dire to riskits chances with tho people. The | = ) L A S 0 Rime. i pee ; b ; time was 2181 k. HEL Y lnd laguo and the howe vl PILYlave | The fair st Onaha, whichwillbeheld | the tenperi distresing ovils e 2:24 class, 81,000 (postponed from yester. | Thisyear children’s day at the fair | due agreat deu to better thy couditin of | nyihe fair grounds on Sherman ave., | Will beprevented, — Kr s Headiche Cap AT PHILADELPIA day)—Noal Whitbeck won, Justina second, | Wil be Septem L. Every child who | ™ \l,',‘,‘“ Iy evictions whileover | S¢pt. st to4thpromises to be asuccess, | sules aret Ing £ Abgolutely Pure, - l:l'.uburx u .I{ 0000000 Sy-‘g | Qhielsea third, others ruled out and distanced. | Visits the fair will be presonted with o | gopan” e g Promium list and olher information will One or two Krause's Headwehe Capsules A aream of tartarhaking powdar, Higuess Phaladelph 01000 38 *—13| Host timo—2:10Y sourvenir—the complinents of the Doug o notoue. Thewoaditionof the pople | begiven by applying 10 John Baumer, | taken during the daywill prevent any heud: | of laavenins strongth~U. 8. Government Bee Hits—Pittsburg 6, Philadelphial?, Errors l 2:18 class, $1,000 (postponed from yester. | las Courity Agricultural Society, in Ireland is ot 50 bal us it husbee: painted. | secretary, 314 Fariam st, ache, also altacks of sunstroke. Alldruggists. | pory Aug. 17, 158 | |