Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1890, Page 2

1890=TWENTY PAGE £ 1 tonight, J. D. Macfarland was elocted presi. | St e Independonce Haces. dont to Ml tho vacancy ocoasioned by the | AT Je— | A% BOSTON, Tnrersorscr, Tn, August 30, —[Spocial doath of I, R Clark Oscar Callihan will Crushed by o Wagon. by The Mok Pox Take Anothor Bpurt and Do a 1000 sram o Tiw Bee.)~The fitth day of | Punishment Drives a Beatrice - Boy to a | Fmain cashier. = Ar. M ""”"‘!“{ _"“l‘ had | Siover, Neb, August 30, [Special Telo: | Bonraentative Dalroll Submits a Minority floms Excollont Work b - el . bttt s TR £ A b R enit Desperato Doed 116 Jsh twenty yoars ana 18 well ana favor | ST0m W Tim Ban)—Sleve Waish, s old Report Oppsing It me B o Hits 1 most successful trotting and pacing meotings ; bly known, His reputation as o business man | Teident of this county, was killed yestorday ! - . nm‘v;.n 3 Clucinnatl 8. Halteries <‘.vl~:» in | over held in tho west, Tt has boan indeod a {3 second to no man's in the state, and as hoe [ O Brownson, about nine miles west of hers, g and Ginze iryea and Keon upire week of ecord breaking. "he atteadance Il give his porsonal attention to the duties while crossing the railrond sk with a load : o 1ot mowe o the. entiusiasrn which hos | THE GRAND ISLAND SUGAR PALACE. [ 3118 ie\y e the lustiiution il msincin | of lambor atek srain. Tia tours bt ot | THE ROCK ISLAND DIRECTORS MEET. AT PIILADKLERIA characterized the entire week. In the specials | the same position in the future that it has | Walsh was thrown from the wag: "o i . o | chineacterized & . st had in the past, whoels passed over his chost and i five min The Visttors Prom Misso Done Up 0 0 6 4000000 today Roy Wilkes wont to boat his rocord of | A Farm Hand at Bonnet Roughly — utes ho was denc & untimely doath isa | They Unantm o we Pre i v | fod ® Pot 10 000 06 00 110} 900 made on Thursday, and lowered 1t to rible Charge. wis dead. His untimely death isa y Unanimously Endorse President WiW VR BUINNSI SOURS-EROr alolphia 11, Chicago 18, Errors | g.041 Cricket, tho wonderful California Prattsyovty, Nob., August 30.—[Special | Jorrible shock to the community. Walsh | o Action In Obeying the O e Wine the Faturity Philadelphin 4, Chicago 2. Batteries— | Lo oo "o boat 2:12 and covered the -The Hastings Tolegram to Tws Bue|—This afternoon der | leaves a wifo and threo children f « in 1 neing Gradn ntes ik en, .,'..‘,',:,.’.' front. e e 8 | ile In fino form in 2:10, Margaret L, ane X Failure Georgo Buchel, a helper in the B, & M. ma. ¥ ® i in Danger ’ - he Chicago & X — other California four-year-old wonder, went o clineshops, was arrested upon a terrible [ KEARNEL Nob, August 50, [Special Tele S Aot AT SROORLYHN, mile to beat her record of 2:17 o chargo preforred by his daughter, Kate, who :'_"‘"' to ','." '(‘" |=Himund _McCorm1ck, —— Lot Cloveland 0000000 plished it in 2:14'. Alabaster, by A Brarnice, Nob., August 30.—[Speclal Telo: | swears that he assaulted hor about threo | 1¥Ing north of Elm Creek, was arresto : Brookiyn. +..28 0 0 0 00 0 owned at Dayton, O, m gram to itk Ber.]—Johnny Haynes, aged | years ago. Buchel Indignantly dendes tho | t0day and lodged dnjail on compluint of Alex " Hits - Cleveland 4, Brooklyn 5 which puts “him at the head of four-year-old | 41001 ve attempted suloide by hanging himselt | chavgs and claims that ho is tho vietim of o | Hughes, lis son-fulaw, The chirge is as PIARS PROVES TO BE A CHESTNUT, | o by A Mob- Burglary at Wasnixatoy, August 50, Represontative Dalzell submitted tothe house, in behalf of stallions, Country Medium won a ns piracy b his daughtor Kato and [ sanlt with intent tokill. In s family row L " Clevelind 8, Brooklyn 1. Batteries—Viau with o halter rope | uthouse on lower | fonspiracy between his daughtor Kate and | sault with intont to ki 8 fanily row on | e ritrods, 8 report opposition to " and Zimmet; Lovett and Daly, Umplre i in L Water O e | Courtstroct lasi aight Ie was discoveved | Nor married sistoreand hor husband, At tho | August 8 MoCormick beat Hughes ovee tho | (ic miltvads, o roport In - opposition to the the ” | MeQuade, 5 g L gl cet last night. Ho was discovered | fiing the crime is claimed to have boen coti- | head and broke his arin in two places witha | VI rofunding the dobt of the Contral and " B MeQ . shown on the track, but did not trot by & neighbor and cut down in time to savo [ mitted Buchel was widowor, but has i gun barrel,Hughes disappeared and yostor: | Union Pacifio roads, Tt is signod by Messrs, PFau 10 " w0 AT NXEW YORK 4 trot, 82,0 (unfinishe ’,',‘;':}' ‘j‘j‘“‘T' bis life. He had been severely punished dur- | marvied again, andhe ims that he day returned from lowa, Hesayshe was out | Dalzdll, Flick, Cooper of Tudinna, O'Neil of Pirst game AT AR g e Rl oo Massichusetts and Reoilly. The opposition OmANa 10, Kansss City 0. y et B b arE ey s Mot P Hoat timo- | ing the afternoon by his mother for somo | Provethat Katio was living ont with a fam of his hoad when he left. I 7 o rtol p onty. The OMeer Acquitted. of theso roprosontatives s based upon aiffo 100 (unfintshed from yoster age and his daugter is now about twenty, « Cquitte i t that time, Buchel is abor y ¥ o —— Isobimil 8 & uncortaln quantity, o | S S 0.0 youthiful misdemoanor. u e ey o Pl Hits—Now York 0, Plttsbu Minore o GLIAtE Shite. aoy Grand sland's Sugar Palace. Buchel will have s hearing next Monday. Krunwrr, Nob., August 50 [Spectal Tolo- | ¢t "‘-""‘-wuwllnm rofrain, therfors, from ontordany the e umped fn rig " ork 2, Pittabirg 2 o tusio Ol Ao Hogd Mg o F 3 - T e, |-Tho trial of Police setting forth atlength thowe individual views. AR il Lo Lty o 0T s bR B AR e nehon thivd, Miss Rodman fourth, [ Graxn Isuaxp, Neb,, August 30— [Spoctal Protection Against Fire. Lo BLELI e L e ietd i L shdowg from the 4WArt and turmed hot only the lables | uig, Vo At aee) sierbilesds v ady Shepherd fifth, Best time—2:22! to Tue Bee.] — The Grand Islind sugar Lxiony, Nob., August 30,—|Spoctal Tole. | ROWley of this eity occupled all of yesterday | Hommo : opinton th 1 bt the ehialen, the aldohoard and the feo Btriof. gl 10 trot, £2,000— -x\lv.(:(huu\'\ won, Pixley | palace, completed today, stands a monument | gram to Titk Ber.]—Tho elevator fire of and until lato last night in the county court, :“f':*J"'“‘_'(:”‘("_lw“lnI“u;"w"'lmw: u»\;-:-;-u AT by e ol s 8 TR UAES - | el e Trot, 81500 —Alabaster won, | 10 tho energy and enterpriso of Nebraska | terday has nad the salutary effect of awaken- | 1O WS Ll SaaILL OBE R FEAT | 0% iy MBIty oiikagee I the Miter b peided soore of 16.L00, New York.....3 0 8 0 019 00~ Rhoderiek Dhu second, Mambrino Boy third; | and Grand Island ing the citizens of this place up ton senso of | Nimed Db, whom ho placed under ar financial situation that may prove any neti Ve Applos i Kansms City they eall him [ Pittsburg,....0 0 01 0 0 1 0 Erina fourth. Best time—2:15 In connection with the panorama of the | theirduty N or of firo protecti it bl el g B B ’ ek Lt fl il Ponrs, bt Applos hero overy time—went Hits—New York 12, Pittsburg 6. Er Y Mb:old thot, $300=Cannty Bird wel 9 P ieir duty in the matter of fivo protection. | tomptod violence upon the offiecr, but was | taken ot this tne uuwi it N { 3 g0, wo-year-old trot, $200—Canary on | battle of Gottysburg it covers two blocks of | At a mass meeting tonight tho viliage board | taken aftor severel blows from the police : st y y 1 1 rotate for | Mt but b tho | Now York?2, Pittshurg 4. Batteries - Bamboo second, Woodbine third, Chequeritd i v the funding acts a0 eventually s it s ; . Wilson, Umpire > St imo—a:81t " ground. was [ustricted to contract for a sixty | wan., TheofMicer was acquitted, e S o M . ; ritt and Murpby; Hurd and Wilson. v fourth, Best time—2:811. In point of intorest it surpasses that of any | gallon Putson fire kin chemieal proven the proper method thoy can as well bo Romeo In the Strief, - — 1 po orest by a3s0s tha 2 0! 801 3 i chemica e od hereaft when the real relation e iR e g W Chicago R other palace ever erocted, as roprosenting an | (UEINe to cost, on board cars here, 8750, M. Ll UL CUL LG I tha grove it and il daitors at tho oty conselentionaly b oL Cirtcaao, August #.—(Special Tologram to | industry that fs suro to_revolutionizo the ag- | 5> Sulth of the Lincoln fire wepatment, | Dmowsyiiir, Nob, Auguse -0 th0 | jino tho doots mature, ean bo. intelligenily ¥ for this s what | AT DOSTON, Tie Ber. | —Summary of today's races at the | ricultural industries of Nebraskn and tho | iy veqiiest of the: e banal ol e | Editor of Tur Bee: Noticing an article In | yrasped. piiet gamo— L4600 0 ats| WestSidepark: \itols Wikt tlitaed the workings of his nopuratus, ote, | Friday's Bee cncorning myself, I wish to 5 T'he menority are unanimons in the opinion g e et N | Bittamivg 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 3—4 | Onomile—Crawfish won, LizzioB sccond, | The exhibits in the palace are moro varied | The engino will be delivered in about nir e e et TTee v | nskg aay armngzomont Upan Pricipios. ot " ! from the Iittle Mits— Doston 18, Pittsh 12, Errors— | Pilgrim third, Daniel (the favorite) notheard | than that of the Sioux City corn palace or | 4a¥S, when it will be tested, and should it | F0 ane sound, visiting: fiengs oo S copt upon the basis that they shall pay the fwedo o [ na, bt O'Connor | Boston b, Pittsbire 11, Buttories—Tenner | from, Horpipe drawn. Time—1:4 any other. Maplo sugar, boot sugar and tho | IOV, sulisfaciory a fire- company will bo | VG- i o NROUNE. | itomost fartiing of thoie debl, ‘Thoy aro ,‘..v.‘\ her for the thied o ‘:i ( \:-\umm: ‘u.w Quinng t.u”;. \; and Murphy, Umpires Threc-eighths of a mile, two-year-olds, sell- [ Caw sugar industries aro represented. Ex- Ly ' ‘ To Attend the fon. ‘;h ‘1: ;v'f lh"l H'v;vlw_‘v".nuj_n l""H‘ _l“ulflww e ¢ e ihree, aad Koy aat ‘erguson and Holbe mg—James V won, Collector sccond, KatieJ | king corn enters in the exhibits, as doall the | One Convicted, the Other Acquitted. | STy, Neb, August Spectal Telo- | [Py eivesan un)ust adsan g to thedoptans ft e PO i st foit m cond g (the [.u:;m'lm‘r |}y.n|l. .“l‘l;uc _11“( Jandicap— | S¢reals and grasses grown in Nebraska. Prxper, Neb., August 30.—[Special to Tu | €am to Tie Ber]—General Morrow,with | 46 i1 1o do justice tothe government. the | 1 atop {the gerand stand | Boston....... 001100-5 Hon. Ciras second, Longlight thied, | Atthe right of the maln entranco is a min- | Ber.]—Monday morning a warrant was | four conpanicsof the Tweuty-first infantry i A, Wik JLaty upeour dRring Lie JURUNIS o | PIBERE v (0 L (0RO 0L 0708 thé favorite) not héard frou, Timo— | faturo bect sugar fuctory in full operation, | sworn out charging Myers & Maun, aprom. | 41 aband, dupartat this moming for G B AL i Bt L S " irred only aftersix adu n Hits— Boston 7, Pittsburg 0. Errors—Bos- showing the product in every stageof its | inent firm of butchoers, with the larceny of a o ok 5 g lnbabeir il LA L) wore b wnd mnybo the big crowd present | ton 8 Pittsburg Batteri Radbour Thie * WpaBy q 1 . § Army of the Lepublic reunion, Tie Ber]~A loal news burean bl by e At Murphes Sraley and Gumn,Umpiree |y, Three-fourths of & mile, selling~Fuuntle: | manufacturo. This willba very instructivo | eifer, committed on the evening of the 20th . 4 . 4 y won, Ireland (the favorite) seco ] interceting & SA116 Lo 81 “Ihe spocial mecting the R Than (ot owhoys canio i and undertook to | Holbert and Forguson. Gamo called 1 o | Gar thiny oy g o) Seconds Crab | and intorsting. Attholeft is w eane factory il HCeLaeAts Covel Eolh e AL I inst. Theaffair created grent interest, owing Teachers' Instituto € At i Bl imitato our peta, nd on in arros, two bases ers to cateh trai ve-cighths of a mile, two-yearolds, sell- | Adjoining this is ono of the protticstand | 10 the standing of tho accused firm the | Sivey, Neb, Avgust 30, LT Rl bbb G e on bnlls nad two hits, metunlly did socure four — = A A BAIL aed Syt AL R LI el Atd 1 onfor momber of which is a brother to the | gram to T B The tea institute | CBhY mombers ot th board 'here talliow, and things didn’t look quite so chipper AT PHILADELPHIA ing—Tthaca_won, Ed Bell second, Jf (the | most realistio scoucs in tho palace—a Ver- | Sotiormember of whi o the | gram to T Bre.]—The tow instituto | (B0Y e N s | 0'v ook olilpper } o 2l favorite) third, Brookwood drawn. — Time— | mont maplo sugar camp seene, Smallmaplo [ OUntY cletle of this county, e oher is R O " \lh- ~H»% 1o '. while i i ¢ Cailod Philadelphia....2 1 00 0 0 '.z. 0 3—8 | ' (. trees have boen planted in the soil, A shanty | CAually well kiownand both ave yopular and Y Much credit is due to Drof, | % Bishop, David Dows, v, and Nt A Dk Dase tooke ME rnloet pings | e 20000 00 2 10—3| gihreequarters of amile, selling -Creole | and cobblestoue fire-place and a race and | fe¥bected cithens, ‘The case came up for | o WG IO CERRL VR ARG S8 PN | Alexander Orr of New York; b I R L AT Hits—Philadelphia 10, Buffalo 6. Errors— n, Healy John second, Barthol (the favor- | flour millare inthe back ground. Everythingis | [t Wednesday. The dofenso introduced no | Gt B SO TS G s SRARHERE | Riato 1L 11 Porter and. President LM ot ot ton, foratterWaned | Chiladelphia 3, Buffalo 2, Batteries —Knell | jte) ihird,” I’earl Jennings drawn. Time— | covered with artificial snow thit roquires tho | (Sstmony whatever. Tho jury brought in a # YL g Cabloof Chicago and Goowge G, Wright of I o ot eration forafterWalshhad | 4, Cross; Cunningham and Mack, Umpires | 1:145], sense of touch to distinguish fro Y it acquitling Myors™ and convicting g 2ablo/o cago and Goorge G d Juiehed et on o wetlatid blunder by | TS0 der and Deare s ‘Thide-quarters of o mile, selling—Tom | “he wiiin e stnguish from thereal. | Muun, who immediately gave notice of ap | Oddfellows to Conclude Arrangements | Dos Moinos. At the eloso of tho meoting g g e e AR B L —_— Stovens won, Steve Jeromo'(the favorite) | hibits are also very imterosting, - Besidos 1 a5 Bryrrior, Nob., August 30,—[Spocial Tolo- | Progident Cablo said: Tl eveisna Keartis® knd Eisntanan “')')‘ i BROOKLY second, Vexation third. Time—1:14}g, 0 Mr. Christie "has presented a half Plattsmouth Demoerats. gram to Tue Bre. A big meeting of tho with o hand five wore big, | Brooklyn .. ...2 2 50 1114 SopEs n large Nebraska lindscapes, 10x30 feet, Pratrsyout, Neb., August 30.—[Special | Oddfellows will be hield hero Tuesday to con- | the Rock Island should tako relative % | Cloveiand 01 0 410 Monday’s Tips. roof s decornted with corn and beet Titac h T U1 dude arrangenents for the meetiniz of tho i il . ! i : ith corn and beets. | polegram to Tus Bre]—The democrats | O for | to the order of the interstats commerco low (e people did open | Hits—Brookiyn 14, Clevelund 13, Errors— AR NTRRBBRRLT Y Tlhe panorama of the battle of Gettyshurg, KR t wrand lodge of Independent. Order of Odefol " 0w (e proplo did open ts-Brookiyn 14, Cl . B b - L) Ll Whith il Do extibiad e i eyaburt® | lield their primarics this evoning to eloct del- | Fran in il ity Oobor 14 commission teducing grain rates, 'Tho Brooklyn 8, Cleveland 5, Batteries—Weyhe | First race—Kingston, Tipstaff, d in conncetion ; s L board unwninously & o my i i : i Lo ek ) sbracs SH SEaton, Mibs : thie palace, is the samo size 4s those exhibited | ezates to the county convention, which con- s il Iy approved win Jding theie | i mid Kinslow; MoGill and Breunan, ond race- Key Wost, Statagem, J g : ¢ MArarat Koy W oboying o ordor. That was all we cons i Utipires—Gaffuey ind Sheridan. "Third race—Badie, Buddhist. In Omaha and Depver aud exceuted by the | venes at Wabash September 3. A bitter bR & siderd. W did not take up any question of IOk 1L wonlil be supororogatory to go over % Fourth race—IRuperta, Worth, SAme artist, fight has beenjbrewing among the democrats | FLASTINGS, Neb., August 30.—[Spec 3 ! 1 4 (K ¢ A ) o) o 2 finances. In regard to the telegiam sent out the ontire wnme, for the Omahas did just AT NEW YORK, Kifth race—ivenzi, Tenny White Oaps at Bennet. of this county over the candidates for the at- | €ram to Tite Brr]—Mavgarev Kelly Was | o Néw York, the comparison in flgures Wbopt am they plosed, and when Mr, Stearns | New York......0 0 0 2 0 Sixth iretly, Tattler. il \ | § 3 3alln T Bexxer, Neb,, August 30.—|Special to Tane | torneyship. There are three candidates filed a petition for damages of #,000 in the | {5 made belween those of 1588 and 1 I the fourti out the bulletin board hicugo. . 00080330 Scventu race—Laviua Belle, Urbana, Bre]—A pai of five men stopped at the | Mav Gering, D, O. Dwyer and H Pravis, | district court against Mary Ton for saying | 1500, It is consexuently misleadin In ™ X Hits—Now Yorlk 10, Chic : 23 L e i i & e % Lhe fightin this city is between Gering and | she was athicf andstole shicets, pillow ca: cominon with other wostérn rouds we are o patown f w York 4, Chic I Batteric Entries for Monday's Races, farm house of William Snyder, about three | 1y Coil ' ho Tatier seems to haye the butter, choese, ote. Aving aseason of adversity, but there isno o particulars fn a arithmotical | and Brown; Bartson and Farrell, Umpire EEPSIEAD DAY, miles from this pl e, last night about mid- re, caiming the Second, Thir a 4 2 - danger of a collapse,”” Pout of the director " 4 Je i vantage, claiming the Second, Third anda 5 3 - ! dunger of llag Fourof the directors wi Knizht and Jones THish £noe, squarters of amile—Shot- | night and called out his hired man, Elisha | majority of the First waris, while Gering Will Not Charge Admission. wero sean and - eieh veproduced the de- ovAn AT eriBan: AliobiAtioa over, Blue Rock, Volunteer II., Forest King, | Stover. Upon his going outside to see what | claims the Fourth solid, half of the First and | Graxn Istaxn, Neb., August #0.— [Special | nial of President Cable rogarding thoe consid- T G. Jook, Madstone, Tipstaff, Fitz James, | was wanto i foribly car- | the Fifth wards, sgeam to Tik Bre.]—Tho roport th eration of any financial question It is only 00 i Iirst game Nelly Bly, Princess Bowling, Kitty V ried away with them. Barly this moraing s ANew Short Line Tow being circulated that tho raunion commitiee | (hicago idlieves the Kook Toland board was 01 Athlutic.........1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0—3 | Puniter, jr. % party of neighbors started ont to hunt for | Buexswick, Neb, August i0.—[Specinl to | Invended 1o chirie | ol adiission o the | eailed together und that fourof them can o0 Coltibtis, . ..c1 0 0.0 0 7.0 00=8 Second race, three-quarters of a mile— }nm, but no 60 o HimEoHIaibs foindati S & m R e e i nRwicic s tho naub oL hiney | (brontusiis Cnutel yiie IR0 from New York for the solo considertion of G A IBUA 8, OOl DR Errors— | Stratagem, Silas, Mashor, Keyser, C ate'tonight, when he returned to this placo | 8 " EEPHISIEEEE |8 SR AP Bk b (1 a question which conld be oasily setied b [ Athintic 6 Crintne o’ Bavierises Manta: | Witlior, Orlon. Atis:: Okost. Eidck: To badly bruiséd up.-He says ho wis roughly | 0w seventy-ive miles west of Sioux City, e !"V‘_“’"“\‘I‘ ] Jomiot | Teto. | lermaph o ftter and which all. the dir 00 ion and Hobinson, Gastright and O'Connor. | Bellevue, Richard K. Fox, Kclipse, Hor handled, beaten” and threatened by the mab, | which promises to bo ono of the busy burgs EaTiIcE, Nob., August 30.—[Spocial Telo- | 1550y was voted on with perfect unanls closed today after o successful meoting meeting was called solely to consider the courso 00 Umpire Curry Bermuda, Lady Glasgow (i amaJ,Bar' | but was'finally allowed to go, wheii he made [ of north Nebraska. It is situated in tho | €ram to Tne Bre]—-The old soldicrs of | mivy." 4 thena, Wendaway, Maid of his way to a neighbor's, whero he remained Second game h Athlotie, ™ 0 00 0 0 0 0 1— 2 | Esperanza, ICey West, Sirocco, Captain Wag! | until morning. Hokuows one of the pariy 00 *— northeastern part of Antelope county, and 1s | Gogze county will hold their annualpienicat The ST the first town west of Dlainview. on the Pr. | 1 Chaulaugua grounds Seplember 1, HaOhHosl e e, \ g 7 | ner, 1 03501 and promiscs spedy vengeance by legil Cineado, August 30. [ Spocial Telogram to FOUAK (‘;KI‘I:M.“:;ilv&ii 8 ¢ rll : *ul . 1.l~ 0 | S Gerohe e Buddhist, King Crab, | measures Wit i trounlan was aboutlsilicin Shork Lne, e fown s boautifully sale of Cor Tuw Buw]—Vieo Projdents Peltn and 3 . "‘“\]:“‘ At .‘.W’I‘M;Iim\ 'o |u;|w\\x\ i :\_vl‘\::m Hieay Fitzroy, Wilfred, Tauner, Beck, 2.‘;’.“.1';"’:-“.- “"Q,'f?&']“’"{ I).:x:;l is \\\vxy:\.!lx"n’wl":llv:lll }:::fl‘ifl‘:{v\::“.x; "1414 .-[.vl(‘::»r“mm “"‘::l lL \-1’.:}.'\‘:«'7} ¥LsoN, Neb,, August 30, <pecial Thomas of th oroad wero in consulta- and Baldwin, Knauss aud Doylo. Umpire— | A5 Furtaw, Niagira, Monity Hordy, Trene, | SE08 racy dovelopments muy be expected | {RQH Y e tributary torritory than any | gFam to Tk Bre)—Ten thousand bushels | on with Recsiver Mallot of tho Chicgo & Cur R Set, Budge, Iy 3 town on this milvoad. © Buildings for a hanl- | of com were sold this morning at Ruskin t [ Atlantieall day. At the elose of the confor- AT DALTIMORE, urth race, three-fourths of a milo—dJen- remont. wareand grocery store have just been com- | Girard & Co. for feeding purposes. ence Mr. Feltm said: ‘“Wo hwve Baltimoro,.....2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0— 4 |nie R, Phabe, Mabel Glen, Druidess, Veron- | Fresoxt, Neb.@August 80.—Spocal to | pleted. Crops ave immens A Wi ANDEWOLLIY not yot finished the conference St.Louis.. 11 0 0 8 1 0 L 1 *—7 |ica, Mamie B, Rosette, Rancocas, eDrizzle, | Tre Bre.|—~The diieral merchandise storo Fryan Talks and Sprints. 4 e g vy ‘1\5!‘:nh‘l};;‘l.\'mw\v‘wllr not until S EUIe 1 B I e o eaport L s UNS1n I | of Poterson Brotholl was burglarized at 5 | nuyp, Nob., August 0. - [Spocial to Tie | He Captures a Salog oots at | of Lo Chicago & Atlantic at I to- Bultimore 1, St. Louis 3, Batteries —Baker fiiy:. Fice, onel and. one-avartar’ mies; o’clock this mornin The front door was | p, 1. —About one hundred and_fitty people the Prop Mo We have not yet Jdded to and Tate; Neal and Munyan. Umpire Day stakes —Al Farrow, Come to Taw, | Unlocked by means of a skeleton key. The | po anbled at Corey’s grove, cight miles | A colored dance was held at Bemeker's | make any change in employes, though there RUOIE WY INNINGS L Sl Morrew, Rhono, Ruperta, Prince | moncy drawer was pried off and $20 in cash | W00 B P88 R BAER SRR TS ] pavilion, on Twenty-fourth stroct, in South | Will of course havo to be clanges i titles. 56008200 0-10 AT OCWESTRR, cal, Kingstou, Salvator, Firenz, Teuny. was extracted, Watches, whia L B0 a8A0 A R0y SV ecnosday i e 1; e LR AL vie Barmey | W havenothing but praise fc Mallot's 401 00001 0-6| Thefirst Toledo game was postponed on ac- | - Sixth race, one mile, sclling—Pemat, Don- | other valuables to the extent of 75 i ALOMER 8 oo FLOT DRl AL MOV el Al Wy fiod | mUsRetin L e C B MDA MEMMARY, connt of wet grounds, Subsequently the con- | ley. Drumstick, Firefly, Brusscls, Sam Wood, | were taken. Four urrests of suspicious ssryan orated. He consumed abont one hour | Simpson, an Omala colored tough, entered | ablest raitroad men in the United States,” BN P RS OmANE 10 Karias ity & | Bitdas Tmoraro wd & oosaon Y e o Puris, Branic Ward, Ben Harrison; Onste | naters woio madeiUatire ioon, showering maledictious on the McKinley bilt | the place and ordered A. Bermeker to set up i - wo v hiks- Cintin v, W Dlayed: cay, Ingo, Mary J, Bortha Campbell, Gertie 2 —" and the republicans. He argued lonz and | tho.beer, Mr. Bernckers wns not expo- PU#LIO WORKS, Clevelund, Kearn i o LT b lattler, Penzance, Lela May, Eminence, The Hastings Bank Failure. loud in order to convines the farmers that, the s e e T - Hastixos, Neb., August 50.—[Special Tel- | aily way to obtain justico was 0 adopt | L, ¢"drawing a revolver he began shouting at ning & Co. focuro the North HitsHochoster 7, Toledo 7. Errors— | Soventh race, ono and threcsixteenths | ogram to Tnz Bre]—United States Bank | 41 y afterwards Bryin aid | Bernckerto hasten the drinics. The third Omaha Sew r Contraot. Manrahan to 0 I Rochester 0, Toledo 0. Batteries—Miller f::{:;;\}"l]_\l'l\:‘:”l»l‘l\'l'::"!l;h St ]1“.3"[\«'-”‘_! 'lflhl;. Examiner Griffith is in charge of tho [ cove GHEIEK, BUTLIE v, S ghot grazed Berneker's forehead, cutting the | The board of public worksyestorday openod Hison an D14 Fagin i Mekeongh Coshman and Sage. Umpire | 5l oo Bhilnder, Bella 13, Lavina | City National bank, which _suspended skin. Simpson then wiltzed out 8s though | bidafor tho completion of the North Omuha Conway 4 Straok out—Fagein o Pe Doescher. i Belioi Olior . Y 2 yesterday, Rumors flying thick Gandy News. HOSRIEW ruler — of the roost. | oonfon sewer, Thoy wore as follows ) el ; ; : ; TnT NG b up | Returnivg in- afow minutes, ! 4 k W ot o and Gy- ive AT SYRACUSE o above is the finest set of races ever |and fast. Captain Hill, state treas- | GANDY, Neb, Augustiy peclal to e | I e up to the bar, rovolver in hand, 1"“":\1 “‘I"“l"'“r $10805 €. 1. Pauning & A 3 ’ and leveling it at Berncker, made him setup | Co., $10. JOE Riley & Co., 310,80, and P, Inneapolis 6, Milwaukeo O, poned ouaccount of rain A’vm“-f,::]'{1[':\‘,‘: a :_': .‘:::.’x(.n\‘x‘:\;1‘:‘.-‘!‘)'«{»‘\\15:::1‘:5; for the statement that the state’s funds are | 15t night thata man by thoname of Cham- | to drink ' ot C. MeHugh, §10.98 per foot. MinsgaroLts, Minn., August 30.—[Special Amongihe Amateurs. in the country in their class, protected. Judge Gaslin, ono of the heaviest | bovs, living near ‘?"”‘l’“v '“]“ Deen ffoupd | AURE BUSMIDE ’3\‘;“,"’_“"‘12““\‘f:,‘v{‘;", ier W8 e contract was given to Fauning & Oo. wram to Tuw Ber—Following is the | Nenraska Ciry, Neb,, Angust 80.—[Special el w(xvnlkhvv'.-lm\ is in favor “r:»,.«»._m.gruw ll;mfi doatl with B gun berlde film, o L W syppossd f DU T, s o (b B Bt Shlan & ickop D'r‘\;\ lfl\lln\\"n\m --fl|:|mlu<‘\‘\\'l-]rv ulll;v\\ml C. o of today's game Telegram to Tue Brp.]—The home ball club 2 ACE8s) with an entirely now organization after Ban Honder, goneral merchant, failed yes- | car for Omahu, . Woodworth, curbing Woolworth avenue 8 Bue. | 10 « thoentries for - | B i s RS ARl andr lender, general merchant, failed yes- D Lbh, s e NS Y 4 By NINNKAPOLIR, NCWATKIR, defeated the Eden Musee team of Omaha by | . 20¢ Ol i ':_"'l"‘ fl" l”"f lim}_ 'lfa\..'l:-i:‘; T v’!!‘lllt)"(l‘vll‘%k\\:ildllll : final report. Berneker's escape is almost mitaculous, from Twentyninth sticet to Twenty-ninth ascoroof 18 to5. Hurt, the Musee pitcher, | {{BE¥aces at the 1alr grounds on Labor day: S Mg 3 Al Prosident. Davidson and H. H. Martin, s s = avenue, §54.70; Hugh Murphy, cavbing Far- tecuate, 10, TRt harl. Batterics—Ior. Nebraska | Rebel Medium, g. s., by Happy Medium, | president, and Griff J. Evans - | ehicf engineer of the Kansas & Black Hills Dr. Birney cures hay fover, Bee blg \ DARKEY. ditious enough to suit the thirsty davkey, o The Syracuse-Loufsville game was post- | given in this country. The horses in the | yrer, is on the ground, aud is authority | BE#|—The nows was brought to this place e Ry Bar MY 228 Mayor Clark, one of County Tre chiof 1 A S keepbiag i nam street from lLowe avenue to Smitb. ehan it i City, Mobler and Side for the Musee, | eRtered by Twin City stock farm, 9 1 railroad, are looking over the route from Cal- a ] DAty i 0 Waloh, 2b. 02 Avkony, Neb., August 30.—[Special Tele- Sluty, b, 8., by Onward, entere James i's bondsmen, was seen by 3 el b Alarkaidaenie CWFOUNDLAND FISHERIE. street, $i87.40; C. D. Woodwarth, curbing HR st and Crelhton: mll_}l:“'l:\.h 8, by Onward, (cutared by damos || o il o o0 dita(ive Haghrding the contty | V0V arvived in this city last night NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIE i ISRt Bl oAToat T The Gat Hickory strect from Ty ninh street to ) ol 02 n .- Trenton, b. 5., by Stranger, entered by | finances nd was assured that - thero was uo | o ¥ BEE A L 1CCOURIY Y British and Freneh Fishermen May | Pwontyninth avenu . D, Wood- Mur 912 srvain to Titw B |—A larze crowd witnessed | pon Hasiow. cusion for wneasiness, s A TR worth, curbing Chicago stivet from Thivtioth 00 o ball game today at tho fair grounds be- Dinah, b. m,, by Flaco, entered by 0. W. o editor of the Daily Nebraskan this An Attempted Jail Break, LT ) zust 30— [Spocial Telo- | strvet, to Hillside addition, §2,000,24; Bd Cal- voen the Wentz club of this city and the 3 o S 7 take: i core Mr, Bos I ToroNt0, Ont., August 3).—[Special Tel 2 -+ 0/ drimn 0y twoen the Wentz club of this city and_the | pickard vening tiles occision to score ) Ot | Newsoy, Neb., August 30.—[Special Tele- | mram to Tiie Biw]—A special cablogran to | 10ghan, frading Twenty-niuth stroct in dis- i - Davies. ' 00 Doniphans. - The score stood 25107 in favor | Beocher, b, ., entered by James Naff. wick's action intransforving his veal estate | 2 ks ) el e gram J A sy cablegram to | ¢RI ey 95 same, Hamilton and sl N s of the home team, "Tho following bicyclists will contest forthe | to bis brother and father. Friends of both | g¥am to Tuk Bek]-—Five prisoners con- | the Globo from Londonsays: “Though itis | Plessan. sthoots i disteict Noo 1 e aina Py, : r 3 S * | prizes offered: L. E. Holton, J. L. H. Hol- | Pavties regavd the article as the basest kind | fined in the Nuckolls county jail undertook | now the height of the dull season, attention | $164.40; same, lustitute boulovard, e ealled 1 U b Tuning, Wil o wen THE SPEED RING, ton, Seth Rhoads, Walt ' Morris, Fred | Of incratitudein view of the relations hercio- | to break juil last night by digging a hole | js being attracted to anarticle by Siv Willlam | fron ' Hamilton _to Nelson streot By INNINGS . Mathews, B. L. Porterfield, William Town- | fore existing between the editor and Mr. | ¢hpough o brick wall. They had manuged to | Whitelaw, the Newfoundland pri . | 8130305 sime, Nelsou st from otomae Wins the Futurity . 4 Sohaeil, Chad o . hitelaw, the Newfoundland prime min B v . i 3 it s o RO R 8 B e e B k7 AR B0 T romhior || A o oAl a A 017,50, conceal helr work during tho day by throw- | jster, and his colleagues, ina recent, number [ JEitHEPRNCNETE FaTowe, Sitae SR003 Hllwau AR R SO e b o Gl i hongtionli gl B Saiillibladal sl oyl ped His Bond: ing the refuso under the beds. They dug | of the Fortnightly Review on the Newfound- | §iad: same, Chitago stee, from wortys GRNARE, iR U L e L i Hastinas, Neb., August [Special Tele- | through and woro escaping when discovered | 15,0 guostion. ~The most notable state- | ixth to hirtietl streets, §06.00; Johe TN o Uit T Dasbiie | Auguss cHialonbe oulh, Baiouinc, by St The Picycle 1ournament. gram to Tui Be,|——Frank Chilton, the rav- | by Slerlf Worden and his doputios, who | [0, SUEHRG G [10%, BERRE SI0E0 1 Gomm, mrading Twaty-Sixth stivet from wohoy.'Daghie pinys—Twohey, Duy and | Bltice, out of Susquehauna, win the Futurity | - poepaio, N, Y., August 80—The post- | isher, wnose trial was to havo taken place | SOVCred thow with thotw guns and fored | el - My, Boiont cse befor the | Dolge 'Cass streots and Capitol avenue Vi Shoch, Weldh g Morricey. Stolen | stakes, about 870,000, in 1:14 15, his steblo v i o them to return to their cells, Tools had been ; from Twontyslxth to Twontysoveith Ave t ook, veleh ahd Moerises. Bolen d 3000y 1k poned bieyele races an at the driving | this afternoon, has suddenly disuppeared. He | gyiusclod to them in some manner not |colonial —ofice six weeks ago and n Twentysixth to Twontysoveith ave- ases Iy % Woleh I ¥ pltcher upanion, Masher, -being second, and | 1) oo SREEty e A Charpad etk R Py e Syl since then diligently urging the necessity for [ nue, $231.67§ same, Blaine strdet from Tenth T Tises on biniie-Grifith 2, Do 4 park this morniu strong wind was | was charged with rayishing Pearl Otis at | known. R ) SRB LN 1 Straoh ) trathmeath, the junior champion, a good o 5 : 4 i The il an carly decision, they confess that they | to Thirtcenth street, £08.08; same, Millard eerorse M t third, 4 BlayingiSymmgry: Jusiata some s sligh Fhe i\ belng pioe- An Independent Rally. fear that not much progress has been mado | strvet from Prancis to Burton’ stroot, $430.8 sl (A In the botting ring 115 bookmakers, tho | ; O1° Wlle, ordinary rad wheels, won by J. | trated. was unabloto sttend thopreliminary | o A6 ndenontent MAE (%o nogotiations with th " ey | same, Buieroft streot from Sixth fo. Tonth miplres - Dowle and K 9 A e 1%, €1 7. Kane of Buffalo. Time—3:19. A, A. Zim- | examination at the time. Tho trial [ WEEPING AIATER HED, ANFUSL SU=1800 | (o gy tho Inglish public of the great dangor | street, £17.57; Ed Pholan, grading Hickory largest number that ever did business onan | oppan NJL AL C., won the mile ordinary | was™.ontinued until today. His bonds | cialto Tne Bee.]—The independent party of trouble arisingif matters are allowed to [ street from Fourteenth 1o Sixteenth, and st American course, were present. The great |y .yjicap Time—2:44. P. C, Vin- | have been declared forfeited. His bongs- | helda um,ml county rally hor m«.lm Hon. | drift as hitherto, and say that the probabili- |\l\\In-l:\;\l:|mw\lln4:“l‘..l l\\“-‘wmvlllll\‘::lwls. A1 Pavi, Minn., A 4. [Special Tele- | race was the third event of the day—sweep- | oo ? Buffaic % " " |men aro Harrison Bostwick, W. H. | John H. Powers, candidate for governor, and | ties of asevious conflict between the French | 970883 same, y loc A cent of uffalo won the mi Harrison 5 A - X ana British fabernsn hre by no<m ro 90; sune, Ames avenuo from m to Tis B ywing is the score | stakes for two-year-olds, tho Couey Island | gogero = & i i Payne ana Chilton's father. Mr. Payno says | W. . Wright, the party nomineo for com- | and British fishermen ure by no means ro- i A e gram g ho s core safety 810 class, Time — 8:011. RE e s's anine Jockey club to add §12,00, the second to re- L d ) X Phirticth stivet o Florence avenue ’ Bostw personally responsible for Chil- | missioner of public lands, were the speakers, | mote. ) oth st 1o B L and | Ceive” §,000 of the' added money | A A Zimmerman won the quarter mile or- | to's appearance, as £1,500 was given Host- | It could not be called an enthusiastic meeting, ool e T D e e 0 und twothirds of tho starting | dinary. . G. Spits Miller of | wick as sccurity tbat Chilton would appear. | as the crowd was small compared with what Towa and Dakota Pensions, Hioon L) e I A e money; the third #1000 of the added | Buflalo won the Ramblers' championship | A dispute will o doubt ariso over tho affuir, | was exnected when it was advertisod that | Wasmixaroy, August 30.—(Speeial Tele- | Htkory to Doras strect, Sl sumos money and one-third of the starting money, | mile ruce, Time—2:245. W. R. Gossler, jr., 2 the money is supposed. to h.\\:v}l:\l'n'?\\‘ 1- ||.i~r\\-4‘~n..- only visit Powers would muke | gram to Tuz Bre.]—Pensions were today | Gommercial strots in - Distriet. No. 15 i Tt el . ooy . F. Warner of Buffulo won the | W, OOV MO BA000 O PN LA itten by 0 Sumuel Bowers, Wakefield; Hitam 8. [ sewer in Thirty-sccond and Ciming strvots, money respectively; colts to carry 118 pounds, | osor ~ %a o Sears Uit CPmile | trick, as the girl's parents are determined in Bitten by a Ratcler. -Samuol Bow A ) ISR T sehand i Cumtop AN fitlies and geldings 115 pounds, penalties and | vy? &ohaack of Buffalo won the | thematter. — Crax Cetin, Nob., August 80.—(Special [ Wimn, Wood River; Frederick Bran, North [ Roith “Ixi‘:“:".],lm‘.““”‘* el e Barate) SEowanoon stk fanonge. 1 t02: Masher | KR0mblOR' “mile” safoty. “Time-3:081¢. H. Politics in Saline County, Telogram to Tue Bee)—William Harrison, | Plaite. ok " . Spaulding, $2,0601 7 J. B. Swith & Co., 11 Clare i artem-—Potomae A1) tag Masher | T McDougall of Buffalo won the mile ordi: | Cpgrs, N August 80.—|Special to | aged nincteen years, while working onhis | Towa: Original—John W. Roynolds, New- | paying Park stivet from Thisy-second ay PSS . Montersy (118,100 to1: Moy del oy (los), | Bary handicap, * Time—3:07i¢. Gosslor and | gy pyp "o yomitiation of F. I Foss as | father's farm ton miles southwest of by tani, Goorge W. Hanawall, Colfax: doseph | nuo toleed stivet, $,10012; same, Suith b o, Monteroy (118), 013 Roy oy (108), N. Y, A. C, won the mile safety tan- 2l s MO8 B 38 X : 3 Sy M. Miller, Hillsdaley Nicholas Felling, Ma- | gt yoot from Park to ' Burton street, §1,95.98; Totals Gtol; Esperauza (109) 8 tojli Cleoputrd | dem, oper, Time '3 A. A. Zimmerman | float representative for Saline and Gage coun- | today, was lf\ll«"‘"""hl f*r{"‘l'\ '.'l"\”‘j“- - | rengo; Levi W. Armstrong, Randolph Ii.uln-r{ml]‘vll It m‘nl:n.:;:\ l\v.mj\:z‘ P"r'\\\‘ Y INNING (115), 60 to 13 Amulet (110),40 tol; Long | won'the five mile ordinary, open. Time— | ties, is received here with the greatest satis- one ang one-ad hours ba Ovriginal, widows, ete.—Julia, widow of An ot fro e AN 4 kon 3 i ; ¥y op e i il LB S g ninth street from Jackson to Hickory stawty Bt Panl 01 | Fortine (108), 100 to 13 Kildeer (112), 30 (0 13 | 1 g own, where ho could lave ‘medieal | draw Johnson, Like Mills; minors of Amos | 51 s S Eeon Mo s S Sdncomn... . 00 5 | Bettio Prather (105), 50 to 13 Ambulance | ““mhe Century run, five starters, left Erie, | : om Ni faction. Politics fu general in this county s AR L, 3 R A i i oot was badly swollen buthis | Wilson, Dexter, X ] A ity 8 (114), 5 tol; Montana (113), b to 1; Nellie i7n. m. to run to Buffalo, The | bave degenerated futo perso pite, which | physician hopes to proventany serious resul t | Syt Dakota: Original—James Julson, ";...'. {:l”"f,,\." '"“,-U“‘m. s Cony Yoo o i i o MY )to 1; Rus 30), 80 t0 1. roads are repo eavy and the wind dead | 1 about the only thing which actuates the X o I ATt AT LN AR R L Y SR e SHL DS fos LA ol T, i Rroe. B Cr rten.. “Hotao ’ In the betting ring Ke , Aubilunce | aeiinat Tom. Tho. stsstors ars B 1% ‘M- | diftarent partics. Nevertheless Hon. Goor Watson Sccures the Plan DL, Barvce) T Ol aiNusy; James. | comtrvolng saver - distriot 105 waa re- acullur. Masos on hulls 3 and Potomac were the ones most'in Daniels, Wilinington s N. O, Smith, Torontos | H. Hastiugs and_ Hom, £. I Foss will ro- praska Ciry, Neb, August 80.—(Special 1 3 T G IR, e for 1532 583 aweon: wruck it Moekin 8 Koach s Unipires— | and the latter finally closed a strong C. H. Christ, Tonawanda; A. T Crooks, Buf. | ceive a majority in Saline county, The dom- | Telegram to T Bee.]—The republican float Three Men Killed By a Train, fng sttvots during thomonth O AURS: & wis s ot gifier ono fas Reowlk ha Borses Wweks O, kb ( felo; W, Van Wagoner, Newporl, R. L ocruts do not know whether to- endorse the | convention forOtooand Casscountios washeld [ Curveraxn, O, August 3. Rinehardt | allowed X Sloux City 8, Denver 7. mation and lost gground, © Nelllo Bly was the uml..‘:'f,5:‘:‘:.‘1:";’;“{2}‘:;1",'\‘v',lv:;..‘:{”' ’\"-}‘;:f“'{‘\’v,f‘_[}"‘,‘{‘,‘; ey ek ot | in this city this afternoon witha very small | Schneider, Patrick Dooloy and Michacl Daly, | - The following resolution was adopted Siovx Ciry, Ta, August 8. [Special Tele- | first to show, followed by Esperunza, Bettie | completed the run at 4:05 p, m., with McDan- | and the moderato wing of tho party is in | dttendance. It was supposed that a Cass | the firsttwoemployesof abreweryand tho | | Resolied, Thatthe chairmanof this board gram to Tux Brx | —Following is the score | Prather and Long Fortune, and held the lead | jels a good second, Crook - third and Smith | favor of taking their medicine mixed. - What | county man would bo nominated but the dele- | last named foreman of the national carbon | et moh i e s sirstd o of today's game for a sixteenth, when she gave way to Rus- | fourth. The winner's time was seven hours | the outcome will be np'one can tell today, but | gates said they had no candidate, and one of | works, were instantly killad this evening by | now appointed s he can aiange for, for ae ding by balf'a length at | and thirty-nine and one-half minutes, The | to 4 cortainty Saling county will roll up a | their number named John C. Watson of this ¥ b L i Y the Lake Shore oxpress. The men were | PUrposeof weorlaining and earfully noting : 1by " Esperanza, Ambul- | record was eight hours and two minutes. majority in favor of ‘the republican nominces | city and he was nominated by acclamiation. | crossing the (ack on i beer wagon whon the | #11006ets in the paving briweom the ralls of p, Cleopatra and Strathmeath, They ran —— and against the prohibition amendment. s (o 3 A\ the lines of - 1he street ratlvay company i tho s order down to the three-cizhths, when IOWANEWS. Sent to dail in Omaha. tralu struck them. ity and rport the same’ I a' carefully py took third place, while Masher and J P " - g Re— yropared Hisy, g oxact looation 1o this y McKeighan at Sutton. HasTiNgs, Neb., August 30.—[Special Tele- 8 4 y <2344 1 h X ' Monter y While . X 3 ) ust 8. — | » Sad Sen Waves IRun High. >ourd, 10 the that sueh defocts ¥ i T An Aged Farmer Suicides. Sorroy, Neb., August 80.—[Spectal Tole- | gran to Tim Brr.)—. E. Quickenbush of |, Te Sad Scb Waves iun High. | S DA Rat Tbertors thadi sl otomae took the 1oad, followed by Straths | GRINNELL, In., August %.—[Special Tele- | gram to Tun Bur]—Tho alliance rally oc- | Stratton, charged with pevjury, was tried [ & Bigh today. | The surf renchod undor tue | BoOHARCIAFAic latanyndall dobects wf meath and Masher. Thou Fitzpatricis, on | €rum toTur Ber]—George Bookman, aged | curred here today and thero were about four | before Commissioner C. H, Tanuer for con- | Pt HER A (EIE I BREIEE WREOr e | By AP RLRENCRE S A S S Strathucatt, commenced o deive "Ml | eighty years, committed suicido by habging | hudred people in town. They gatherod | testing o tinber claim fligally. o was i g a i e L over it the woaten d AVesu: | paired. ‘o thallalsonotetho kind of paving weight was'too much, however. Potomac | this morningat his house six miles north. | around the speakers' stand and listened at- | bound over in the sumof 00, [n default of | [ORPINE them overinto tho water. Electrie | T which sudh defoeis sppen i3 8| Tous. held the lead easily and passed the post & | Insanity and sickuess was the cause, - L light poles aro down and the board walk is - - entively, McKelg i sat. | bailhe was remanded to the custody of the | =N} [ u ; c gt i winner by two lengths from Masher, who — tentively, McKelghan spoke during theaf- | Py ¥ lVor 0o chim” To ‘was taken to | DeIWE tom iuto spiluters, Dr. Birney cures hay fever, Bee bdg, beat Strathmeath a neck for second mon Taken to Minnesota. ternoon, but was not received enthusiasti- | yuha by Deputy Marshal Hill, k b AT - - vy Half a mile away came Rey del Rey, followed | Missovrt VALLEY, Ta,, August30.—[Special | cally. R. B. Walquist, democratic candidate A e A Renowned Pianist Dead. A New German Theater, SUMMARY, by Montana, Amoulance, Nellie By, Amulet, | to Tur Bre]—Carroll Jones, who was | [oF duditor, was heve but took no part and at- Jail Breakers Still at Large. Havayya, August 30, -Senor Esperado, the An appropriatiation of $,000 has beon made Barned rone—Sious Oty 3 Deaverl Kildeer, Esperanza, Russell, Bettie Prather, | gited heroa few days ago, was taken to | o0 ed 1o attention. Oneof the main features | Barnice, Neb., August 30.—(Special Telo- | renowned Cuban pianist, is doad. by the German-Ametoan sohool ssoclation Dase hits - Black, Crossley, Straiss. O'Brien. | 1oog Fortune, Monterey aud Cleopatra. h 4 3 rad] | of the occasion was @ procession of seventy- | gy ¢o myrs Ber) —Juck Wortman and. the > £ ths Iarpoes oF > '( . hs Fhroo-buse hits “Strauss, OBeien. Thoe—one | Time—1:14 13, Winona, Minn., by Sherift Bradley of that | two farm teams led by the Sutton band. | &' Ay Milk Goes U or the purpose of enlarging Giormnia hall Bour and #y-fve minuies. Umpire—Hoover. All ages, mile and five furlongs—Kingston | City, Where he ' is” wanted on the charge of | It was expected by everyono that McKeighan | lRogers brothers, who escaped from the |, B I8 BRER I 0| The hall will Do extonded back twentysiy - £ won, Worth second, Balarat third. Time— ¥ would attempt to explan some ugly charges | county jail night before last, are still at | W vl i, foot to the alley, This part of the lot has But Gue Game Today. Lis. The M B e aziont as to his official record, but he avoided any | large, with butlittle prospect’of their im- | There wore sixty of them present, and after | 5 C G (FRE G RNE (L ED (O Mauagor Manning bas decided to play but | Dolphin stakes, threo-year-olds, mile and | e e sctal | Foferonce to them, A ‘conference was helil | meliate capture. Sheriff Jones s offervd a | adopting s constitution ana by-laws they | hacHiom covorad with sutbuitaings. The one gaue with Omabia toduy, and that will One furlong—Ruperta won, Demuth second, 18soURt VALLEY, Ia., August 30.—[Speci this evening betwoen McKeighan and several = reward of $100 {url!n‘ capture of Wortuan, u)xm\);l o mise prices on milk tomorrow | stage will be enlarged suforently to enabils . F 5 morning. The new prices will be as follows : | the giving of theatrical perfonmances and $9045 Avatment 1he Cowboye scperienced a8 | p kS Ids and upwards, one mile— | tionists of western Iowa held thelr annual | 8nce men present. Henry » tevens Nominated, d o, Wil be as follow the giving of theatrical perforvances and a s fasia’ thts arara s The | FAISNS Time—1:30 1-5, | Telegram to e Bee.]—The Mutual Protec- | prominent democrats, but there were 1o ulli- ! Bobby Beach wou, Foxuede second, . . Bt i g Grxon, Nob. August 8 [Specisl Telo. | Transicnt customors, fourtoon quarts for 1 | gallery will be ot in to extend alone e $958 hanis of 1he Binok Box resitoder pansed | LY faach won, Hormeds sooond, Bispat | zounton h-n‘-]u;du)ubo The public exercises B TEE——. SRNGA B o float romresentaive | feUular pint and quart customers, sixteon | sidos “of o structur, The dancing floor the manager 1o change his mind, Willis and | = Mile and one f _— Ly row @ crowd of 4000, In tbo priso cavalry |, - MADE e L R gram to s —'The float representative ' quarts for $1; large quuntitios, olghtoon | Will bomado muchlarger thin al proent G weor 1o ch nind, is o Mile aud ono furloue—Tattler seemed to | drill the lodge located at Crescent took tho | _LrxcoLy, Neb, August 80.-(Special to | convention of tho Twenty-ifth district met ~quarts for #, and at Wholesale, 30 couts per | wnd a numbor of other dhangos made (u vhe Neumw will Owaba's " battery, wd | bave wou by & short. head, but tae judges | fist position, Hazio Dell second. Tur Bee.] —At a weetlyg of the board of d'= here today aud nominated Henry Steveus of cau, fnlorior arvangements of the hua'® ® ¢ Il cmnez—zncad —ruccocews o[Glenn 1|Nhe 3| Powe El