Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1890, Page 5

NDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 ‘A 1890-SINTEEN PAGES ) THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; S BLLANKETS. $10 California Blankets.......reduced to $6.80 $7.80 Colored Blankets.......reduced to $8.00 $8 White Blankets.............reduced to $3.78 $8 White Blankets.............reduced to $1.78 MORSRKES SALR The last week. We have sO many items that itis hard to particularize. We call especial attention to our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Next week. Hosiery boxes are so easily broken upthat we CLOAK DEPARTM'T. D s, Costumies, Jackets, Fall Ulsters, Suits, etc, all re- duced to less than cost. Jersey Waists. Blous ome Special Bargains at $3.7 Waists. worth §5; and all the lower ) $8 Sanitary Grey Blankets....reduced to $3.78 will make great sacrifices rather than move them. grades at equally low prices. e ————————a———— e ——————————————————————————— FIOSIEEY . W ASH GOODS. Ladies' very finest Black Silk Hose, $2.50; worth §s. Indigo Blue Calico, 3c; worth 6'c. LLadies’ 35¢ Black Cotton Hose, reduced to 25¢. Lot of 15¢ Satines reduced to 61/ 7 o | i) i) . ol kit 4C. ~ NN s‘ iy \ Childs’ Fast Black Hose, l:,c';/rm]uccd Inr)m 25, Best Domestic Plaid Ginghams, 6%{c; worth 15c. A D < 1 \ ].;uh_csl leu'lf Lisle Hose, 37%c; worth 75c, Finest Outing Flannels reduced to 1oc. U . \ Ladies’ 65c Striped Hose reduced to 25c¢. = e L 3 R & [ Ladies' Colored Taffeta Gloves, 25c; reduced from 65c. REMNAN TS —C(alico, Beiges, Cotton Flannels, Ginghams, efc, We have all the stock that was —r e — —— - | intended for our new store. It e vy OBl r was ordered delivered Sept. 1st. Heavy Goods to }\/Iowz Moquettes, Body Brussels, In- and We Make Great e ——— grains, Wiltons —the choicest Sacrifices. Sl I,T S A D E ]:"’1 S patterns—cheap belore moving. 100 dozen B-8 Cream Nap- (/L l{l f\lN ,‘ d B ey wiitiesi 24-inch Surah Silks, worth $1, marked down to 89c, DR APIERIES. f,:‘."’. L’\n\fl ll‘()(;.ir)r?\rnn reduc All the $1.28 Colored Silk Velvets down to 88c. 830 pairs Lace Cunains, B4 Gla:s Crash at 9c¢, reduced from Gauzes, Crepe de Chines, Colored Satins, Surahs, &c., reduced. {heHes Wide, B3 vards long, regu- 12ie. X ! lar price $3.25 a pair. % Plush Table Covers reduced --Special Value in Black Surah, i f from $2to $1.80. BLACK SU RAHS $1.88; reduced from $2. Removal Price $2.80. -inch Satin Damask reduced — ., - - . it $1.85 to $1. [ %$53 B reakfast Napkins reduced tl down to§ s s ' : g Finest Cambric Muslin, Sie; worth 12ic. > 78 pair extra quality Clenille Sheetings, Muslins, Domestics. Portieres, full length and width, S ) &e., at less than cost before mov- fringe and border top and bot- ing. 54-inch Paris Suitings at $1.25; worth $1.50, Combination Suits g10; regular 15 quality. tom, $10; regular price $18, 39¢ Dress Goods reduced from 6oc and 65¢. Combination Suits §12.50; regular $18 quality, soc Dress Goods reduced from 75c and 85c¢. Combination Suits $15; regular $20 quality, 68c Dress Goods reduced from $1 and $1. 25, Drap D’Alma, 50c—all newest colors; reduced from 7508 ~ b IN© SN, kel G G | O \ / E:S MEN’'S FURNISHINGS. ° Ladiess Linen Collars, 8c. Hand Bags, 78c. Ribbons, Laces, o Some Undershirts, 39c; slightly soiled, worth 75¢, Handkerchiefs, Veilings, &c., all reduced for this sale. All our Kid :lnd_ Fabric ‘Gloves“'reduced.' \\‘73 ],Dive Some-”()f lthe very finest The best Laundried Shirt in ®ah) for $1. { NOtC )llp(,‘l', EHVCIOPCS, &C. brands such as Courvoisier, Jouvin, &c., that we will sell cheap. Black Sille Handkerchiefs ceduced to Soc, { CORSETS CORSETS Boys' All Wool Tricot Waists, g5¢; worth §1.75. } Whitings Best Linen Paper, 18¢ a quire; envelopes to match, . f Men’s new Neckwear. New Collars, 12%c. New Cufls LS 1Bc package. Nail Brushes, Hand Brushes, and all Toilet Articles i " , ) g - S W INeckwear, I ollars, 12 hc. ev ulls, il Fadiised) 39¢, 75¢ and $1. Some waists, some Children's and Misses’ C orsets very cheap. 25¢. The goods must be sold before removal, e = s - . = S Morse Dry Goods GCo. MORSE DRY GOODS OCO. Morse Dryg Goods OCo- ' FROMESTHE S AR DATSEUITY foenaditeasuon st S atosioma on o thun g ek ol ot in i PUTTING ON THE WAR PAINT, | ¥ S basnot, vep tecidet whotner ho | TR USPECTED JALL DELIVERY, THE NEW PATROL WAGON himself and spouse. He s with the ofice or not, The 1emains of the two menwho were LA L Tho city of Lincoln finally has a_patrol | ized toapologize for his client’s behaviorin o There will be one new feature in the next, | Killed on the Union Pac t Shecley station » wagon of its own and not_ouly the police b t | the morning, and he ho pad that the court election in the city and that will bethe man- | Were buried yesterday at 3 o'clock at i ¢ + : also the citizens ave proud of the fact, The | would not further humilate him. Local Politicians Bodecking Themselves for | nerand method of receivingand recording: | LA¥n cometéry. A telegram_was sent to To Prevent It, Sheri s A Nev Railroad Fils Articles with the | Uity is tho handsomest of the kind in this | Judo Helsiey thonghtfully. seratched his & the vote. Thework thatis being done in | K<eota, Tu, to the father of Volljuanise ent It, Sherif Byd Want New Seerctary of State part of the counf Bob Malone, one of the | head for several minutes, and then dis the November Contest, dividing the wards will give the city double | Andat 4 o'clock an answer was reccived. Tocksfor the Bastile, 7 & oldest members of the fire departme d a ! charged the defendant with the understand- the num of voting places existing at » V. A. Vollquardsen, asked for — driver of long experience, is to handle the | ing that he would at once depurt and bother s rownt, This vitl do away’ with th exwds | Pariculars besirding it sons death, stain John Simpson, the recent driver, bos | his wife no more, o | &t the polls und will be the'means of gettin, £y warn ol information wasfumishod b IT1S THE SIOUX CITY & NORTHWESTERN. e L O G T Sl MANY. ARE WILLING TO BE SOUGHT. |3 the bollsundwill bo tho medns of getling poud v hstrctions it wist dispost | THE SECRET 0F DHNSON'S ESCAPE, v and Il endeavor t al Count i ey cures hav fever. 3e0 o on should be made o he remains, Mr, Butastci l:;‘(,‘x‘,‘l,‘x: iy u;;m,;,’,,;"'\“.c.‘m;’ by | Dr. Birney cures hay fever. Bee bldg. Gnre o 1\1.-.;1.\\' immediately wired back that young e 5 i4 e S i I g r " i1 v i capturing cani il & The Offices to Bo Filled and the Men ligiardsen was killed by being run over " ; 7 Sl Contractor Miller's Absconding Part- | copturingeanines. == TORE UP THE MO AN e e | Wt Doa T AT Lt Featon it triin and that " his remains had “C‘ 2 "‘:”"“"l “I"‘”‘"'"l" HRid L ner Heard from—An Old Lincoln es Ella and Libby Melay brought 2 i It for This Winter. an hour before, ounty Commissioners Have leen - 7 Te oy e RIeAaY £ Strange Behavior of a Woman at the Legislative and County S uperintendent James met with the prin- Re o TYor s Nabbed. ot sl el jected from | There must be somethiag very unusual dis- menber when the county commissiouers met | gave them instruction e nvestigate. ' the placeon the ground that they were not | turbing the mind of a person who will delib- yesterdayafternobn. l\uufl;xmu:-)(s‘l]ll‘:vli;’;li: i the conings yonr LixcoL, Neb, Sept. 6.—[Special to Taw | "eSPetablocharraters, o icena ol of groembacyto tabiars (| \Witle a great deal ofinvereet 1s osatared || COUEY Clexk G alley oo meeting f aryyaY great amouit: of (nthrent was, mant || ALl is' nob wal 1n) conucotis i the ikl R e Ul & ODDS AND ENDS, and throw them away. in state politics just now, there is a | ©¢rderand SReS0 presiiad, fested. county fail. Ban | Th M.“"“‘, e .T“,"",“ e :,':,l Gommencing tomorrow tho churchof the | That is what a woman did yesterdsy while | quiet hustie among the locals for the warions _Tho bids for furnishing coal for the county William F. Swoezy yesterdaytookout a| Of this fact the sheriff seems to have xoad company fled articles of incorpora. rinity will hereafter huve full choral | yiding in the patrol wagon from the Union | county and Clty. oficers o bo. elocted this | eI as follows: parit oot s story and basement | gy oo il block at the corner of Sixteenth and J ackson '",’“’f ':,‘,“."f"“(“""“"‘ streets. T'he lower floor will bo for stove. | |~ The difticu rooms and those above for tencaentsand | bt whether th tion today with Secretary of State Cowde { The capital stock 1s fixed at present at $10,- 000,000 T'he incorporators avow their inten- con v s serious and sensation details canever be seeured ; litng Agon et Nebruska fuel company, hard coal, $7.80 Jde Bonnett, a small boy who ncts as | Pacificdepot to the police station. Shehad | fal), grate, $750, pacy & ) e, ¥ r for the Evening News was held up by | been arrested atthe depot by Officer Cook Atthe November election,in addition to P ahoney & Co, hard coal, $7.8 highwaymen Thursday evening and robbed | bec 1 auso sho acted strangely. She ap- | the state tickot, there isto bo electod thro | Soft, 81,10 waliuit block, S1.00; ssears, .65, | LoomS Tor the pabli; witiont s ekl To el ¢ building a railroad from Sioux City 3 ol s Eeadil b ] y s y s o t walnut, block, 1.90; m, $1.55. . 0 public without alegal 1nvestigition is O s o oA trom Bloix Oy | ot g9l of which was tho eamings of tus1ad: |l poared” at the dipes. . abont 0 semators,u courty attoruoy, two members of | o, G 1% Hivens & 0. int coil 374 Inthe county court yesterday tho follow: | @ question. Lt & Dutiata, (o Nabrasls Cerbrtio Dr. Birney cures hay fover. Bee bldg. | Q00K yesterday ~ moming and | the board of county commissionersand eleven | #1i Kich ks lng Judgments wore retumed: ~Warren | Sherif Boyd stuck the keynols ! Dixon, Cedar, Kuox, Holt and Keya Paha. A JUDGE IN TROUBLE. sbout the depot until almost time for the | are members of the senate, Il & Co., har CousoMatea b d ately filed with tho county shcompany vs Hernan Red. | Be 1 tho fleld ot al, §05.3); Heller vs Rosenstock, | commissionors a brief communicition asking $218, | that new locks be put upon all outsic Hev. C. Monroe will preachat the Walnut [ trancesto the county jail, and adding Hill Christian church at 11 o'clock a.m. A @ pan, and at tho Presbyterian [ wWould invest hOmaha, at3 o'clock p.mi. amo. left for K 3 P son and Frod K . west bouad train to pull out she went to the [ _For the © W. F. Bechel and W. T. ticket nzent and requested him to take b Kierstead ave mentioned as republican candi the ticket to Ogden and sell her one to San | dates, though both disclaim any nal de- ' st did so, but when the | 8ive for the position, W. R. Vaughan mod- st the woman failed to | @ty admits that he is the strongest dem- tothe officer who assists | ocratic candidate for the position, and ard to the claim of the Cincinnati ou the train that she would | Will not stand out against the great pressure | corrugated iron company, which company : wait for the af 1 train, that has been brougnt to bear upon him to had furnished 1ron avchies for the count letter saying that he isin Council Bluffs |ing. He wus wd at the corver of | "xhout noon sho went to the baggage room, | iduce him to sacrifice himself for ns party’s | hospitalin tho Sum of 05,05, County At- L Seaayaoniant Fired 1 tho ¢ stranded. After golng to that city it is | Kleventhand Farnam streets, whero he was | where she had some tranks, and :d_the [ #ood. Euclid Martin is also meatioued as a | torney Mahouey tiled an opinion R LT Rty Al G s R ‘sr\:tbutll"‘u{urm' only a few months ago and pronmt claimed that howas hiela up and robbed of | Aghting with lis wife. Thewoman's clothes | checks off them. This couvinced Ofieor | democratic candidato for senatorial honors, bl ot T aldidiredtitol Rypnidel|| BED € STIAE " Flklorn & Mi tobe inperfoct condition W0 of Lis partner's money. But this is | were badly torn before the pair was placed | 00l that the woman was not right mentally, [ The legislative crop has not fully blos- | Walsh the county should take no steps I he mew Ire . Elklorn & Mi No, (icres mothing the matter with the $300 of uis partner's monc ut this is 8 pe 2% pl aud he began to question ler. She displaycd | Somed yet, but thero are a numbor of light- | ing to its payuent untit the suit now pending | Valley line between Hot Springs and Bu Locks. taken wit t deal of allowance. Cline | in the patrol wagon. i - i beother hnd | ning rods up. Dan O'Keefe, Chris Specht, | against the hospital contractors is sottled, i will be opencdto travel today, and Gen- |~ Not to misce intima that he intends coming back to At tho station the woman said that she had | gy heleft Denver, | 1 W. IPiteh, 1 S. Hascalland Dorsey Houck, Constable J. H. Fleming tendered his res Al Post Agent Buchanan loft yesterday to | that an alarm. Lincoln aud Miller says be will uot cause his | been running a lunch stand at the county *t Harrison and | are among the republicass who are willing to [ ignation, T was referred ricipate in the opening, which will be a represent the county in the legislature, | The usual numbe oft nut, §3.30, fHn, hard coal, $3; s ‘The incorporators are the following named ey men: A. S, tson, K. T, Hedges, S. L. | He Beats His Wite and Offends Judge Dows, C. . Dero and Jobn Duncombe, Helsle CLINE HEARD FROM, G. Reuther, the ex-pol J. C. Cline, Mr. Miller's ubsconding part- | Or at o nd | boped the proper committoe of tho boun Dids w struction. e judge of South aha, was bofore Judge Helsloy for dis- u heard from. He has written a | turbing the poace by being drunk and fight- ssity for this beiug ilar ens , but, on ot it parti present locks on the are ot old, 1ot out of ord wry were | exin by an ex ttos, it may be stated nviction has fastmed it fupm the sherift’s mind, either tlat cor. given her the money be 3ho gave her pame as Brid 5 R 3 e g r ¥ Vi resented | Sreat event for Black Hills people, o > R ‘i B A ne e e T air aud had clowed about $60. Reuther, | tlked very frecly with evory repr of bills was presented | gves p ) prisoners in the jil have ben provided srroaf providod ho makes good the deflclen il o ‘f‘,‘ e t i 1“- fontod | obout e R R rge O'Brien would do_a second term if | and refarred to tho res pective comnittecs, i, with' pos orskelelon keys tothe outside but he declaves he never could trust his pa sho claimed, had como home intoxica gage in conversation with sperly appr d and Dr, M. O. Ricketts Tom Ruane, who is doing the death watch PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, doors, or t thoy haye been informed tha { ner, nd bis recont, escapade has not beon | Thursday about midnight und demanded the | i8¢ g, convorsution with der. I or the position by the colored | on Ed Neal, presented abill for $0 for one such keys will e given them at certain | much of a surprise to him, mon he refused to let him have it, ofused to but instead | T . The doctoris president of the | month and six days' >s. Tho bill was | W. T Lawof Henry, Ill., times already agreed upon. = WANTED TO STEAL AND NOT TO BUY, whereupon he knocked her down and beat et o fund the price | State Afro-American league and a champion | allowed at the rato of £30 per mon th, Ber building M, The fact that the lock thit wasopened and “Tom Mallon and Tom Fitzmere went into | 1 finally took tho moncy away from t of the cause of his ra W. J. Mount, heads [~ For painting the outsido walls of the county > on their e fron taken off adoor from the inside, by which Ton3 MOrFISON'S 81016 Ab North Eloventt | Ber after which he left the house. 5 : Cook then called the patrol wagon | the democratic listof aspirants for legislative | hospital, the bid of Voss Bros, was ac- i to the Pacil Yellow Jolnson, the confidence man, esapedon the SEeeet s counle of ot bes ibly to viday noon he sc her word that he | 413 Lud hor taken to the station as a sus- | honors and there are probably fifty more of | cepted, and assoon as they enter into a bond | and other poiuts of interest night of September 1, has since been found purchase some buttons, but in reality to stoal ated ber to meet ata Farnam street | icious character, the faithful anxious to be with him—or with- | in the Sum of §,000 for the faithful perform- D. Bennison and family retumed today | on the roof of 'the fail and in 8 While the proprictor was waiting ‘on one of hurant at 2 o'cloc ien sho stepped out of the wagon at the | out him. 1o Of teir duties they cau commence the | from their trip to the mountains, during | perfect condition, is aftera re- | work. which they visited Pike's peak, Manitou and | eye-op ition in seccur- | The county clerk was instructedto adver- | Denver, nomination. half ( tise for bids for the construction of two | james Bi eys have heen men- | eisterus at the county hospital. The contract | gt inst him, but the | willbe awarded on September 20, Choc She went there at the appointed time and was told by her husband that he was going She demanded her mo: , but e it up, when she said that not remain here to support the wis the fint r received by the seriff, to tie effect as noted above. srze of Poiuter number two came th ruishing | diim of theshe them the other fellow slipped one or two bolts of cloth under his coat aud made his b c Both crooks were caplured later and fined $100 and costs each, In de- fault of payment each went to the county jail station she d Count pavement, A election and will have no opyp was found to be badly mutilated. The bills | ing the democ were mostly $5's and $10's and about $140 ofthe | dozen repub) nount had been torn in two and one end of | tioned for the Attorney Mahoney tt, who has haa & Co.'s ladies fu ehthe me- It's discoveringthat another roods department for the list two yeaws, | inmatchad planned to escape w about the TNERN RIS fauwily it ho was going ay Stocould sup- | B issing. Sever bills were torn | Probability list now includes only the na for $100 must bo submitted by each bidde B Rk oy Hieliab Lkl 16 time that dohison i ony the see ape UE WANDERED BACK AGATN, el ""“;'3-"."' nos allot her children and | juto small pieces, She refused to give an ¢ of W. S Strawn, K. A. L. Dick, J. C. [ Appropriation street N of the genoral Forbes & Wallsoe, »ds importers | Was tobe accomplished throtgeh inother door, Harry Emerson, who stole a gold watch 12”“‘1“1“"I*l‘"_“‘ """"“I’l'fl{,“l" planation of the strange cond: exceptin Wharton and J. H \qu 'I)Aw-n: W ton fund, amounti 2 to§1,501.53, was read a first | atSpringficld, Mass, Jimmy has o i In_addition to these 0 it the i alh 1a b Aiome valis Boia ek B ket i0.8 nell that she did not know she was tearing up tho | and Dick are puiling the g ¢ numiber of | tue and laid over. e o | Bost'of fmends in Omahs, and they one ang vifflas received numerous others, s money from Frankio Weatherby a year ugo, I with by his wife the row en oy, A sparsh . mAde song Jockicn | Dollkion) P RoT DAL s corpare o | wes® faoion ofMr. Borlln the county clork | ull regrot his dapariure S8 oo At nature, which co et situation is exe al and wmust be attaded to street on the ro ¢ the patrol wagon had fol- | substantial support that may capture the oot, and the missing ends | nomination. Van Dusen, who hails from wandered back to Ling toadvertise, one woek for [ © My S, G yesterday was captur and oil cloth for thonew | e oln two days’ agi 4 by th and Ited in the arrest of both. Joyeo has returned from hiseast | vinceshim that the | police. He | ~Mrs. Reuther was rel \ trip, Mus, Joyee and little daughter re- | tremely ¢ lowed from the ed and Judge | 0¥ tho tam mattin, ol < bills we found where she | South Omaha, has not showed any g county hospital. intes TR e ks | without delay, Bad grown a moustacks meanwhilo and | Fesley sent an ordor 1o relcaso’ K had deftly hrown them out on the strect, | Strength fn tho proliminary skirmish, bit nis e oed BT T SO e R o T T iy e s dddeatiton bt | moou 8 Jowa sower. He dnd g8 wh If the story the woman tells is true she is | friends say he will be in’ it when the fight OPENING STREETS, Hirney, the catarth specialist, is Sun. | Thal remins to be answerel by the con- the Weathorby woinan as the followw “‘]'H"‘>;“W:";"‘ n‘}l "‘ “l;_l‘:f"*l}"*:. oposit $15 0f | the victim of the most shocking brutality, | really wwa;l ; \ § i duying at Lincoln, mitteeof thie county commissioners on court whorobbed her. He was arraigned, found | Wi unt f "1 Court ho asked fora | A4 ber brother, who lives in Denver, is |, | tho third commissioner district Willlam | 1¢ 0ooasfons & Groat Deal of Talk at Clando King, managing editor of | Bouseand jiils. A ued, ppeared incourt ho ask 8 | guilty of an outrageous crime. She says that | Turner is anxious to succeed himself, while . A Bk L2 T From information githered in difernt ol uilty and held to the district courtas acan- | continuance of the cuse until Wednesds he has been keoping house for her brother Reeves, & young farmer of Elkhorn, is Yesterday's Mecting, Sports Afield, a sporting paper publish & | oal localitio it i rted that whil idate for the penitentiary under $00 bonds. | afternoon at3 o'clock, which was grante John Harrison, s 166 Soath Ninth st | ug the nomination on the democratic | The members of the city council metas & Denver Is inthe city, He paid a yvisit o Tug there i considerble .p:‘.»xi'f.:',.‘.:.”m e $ In defaultho went to jail Hothen usked for his money, and the court | Tanver. ~ She says that hor brothor fave was t. Mr. R d all his lifo in [ board of equalization in City Clerk Groves' | 1% bullding last uight. rns o & cortin diroction. Which o me A CHILD'S NARKOW ESCAPR, fave him 810of it but said ho would rotain 83 | moat of the monty, but. she e are’ Lok county, voted the damocratic licket from | oftice yesterday. Councilman Morcarty | )F%; C: D Thompson retumed froman ex- | Wila, o cortiin, dirc 1 to indicate, The two-yearold child of Mr. Beers, who | fofappearance money. “ what to do or where to go. the time he was able 1.0ntheschool | pored as ohaitmon tenled visit o her pharenta, Mr, and M. | “her is quites strong Wilef at the com lives on washington between Tenth and [ s did not suit Routher, who began to | “iphg'\woman had boen dr nking and is to all ard for about twelve yeq Hehas boen a | 20 895 SR = W. H. Calboun, at Marshallown, Ia, missioners will nov take the time fo prove Eleventh, hada narrow escpo from death | frbeisothetourt, Thut was a little ‘'more | oncarances dementod, he is very plaiuly egate to nearly ull the party conventions Quealey Liad bean assossed 82,000 for | Miss Lizzio Dwyer, uftor a visit of s 1| that Me. Boyd bius rood reasonss | iesting today, Tho wother of tho child had placed | thitt Jule oould atand harply, ¢ | dressed, wbout thirty years old, and of years, ng but recently lest, as_he [ certain property owned by him. After somo w"-!i\ to Spokane Palis, Sc ‘.vll;'_ and soveril | now locks on the outer enty but will somd liquid fly poison in- saucer on a win- | | See heve, & 0y Sald he sharply, “T | ) odium size. blo might think he couldu't ‘oo dis- | discussion tho assessmeat was reduced to SRISF Jointe haa Tetiied § thts city, dismiss what would cortainly prove s very dowin the parlor. The child happened to | JoW Iy buslicss. 11 vou knnwyfl bette Dr, Gapen will examine her today to ascer- - $1.000. Miss janule Keafe; hatgone on'a short | bizhivaplod] sosation, by slials. roriy stray nto the and while the mother was | than I do g e and yon Bt You can't | y4in the truth of a purt of her story ot least. ik City Is another he question of opening South Tweleeh | ¢ Yo her brotharin Kansw City, mending that the request of the Sheriff be looking for it luter she discovered it there | #PPFe aud you can now e scdtedeiadigiil candidate, He is popular with the farmers S anostion 03 openlng Homth Tweltth = granted, imbibing the poison, and as it sweot it | T W ) o0 Conamit D /Bitnow o res aatarsh Bas h1a% and o prominent alliance wan, stivet was takenup, and after being dis- The Belle of Newport, , had drank ncarly all the liquid. The fright- l.;}.‘”"f“"““"mu'l;";““““". ared fap t fupel cararea, L8 Georgo Timme of Jefferson, who [ cussed was referred back to the committoe. Miss Sallie Hargous, who is the belle of | Dr. Birnoy y lever, B blig \ / ened mother promptly called a physician and | feuthe e e PAKSH D Wie e served one term as commissioner, In the mattor of opening Burt street from | Nowport this year, is dark, with a elear bry - after applying emetics and other remedies ‘:,'l‘l':fh :"‘{“l“::,"ll‘l‘u“‘:‘;";k ""f;.‘,;l:f“ it Marriage Licenses. has had a rest for a_couple of years and now | Thirty-fourth to Thirty-sixth streeets, throuseh gl - / aiier by in anda figure of medium hei A Expedition Against Abomey. i o bl ife was saved, Judge Shields issued the followlng mar- | wants to get back into the fight. He is mak- | Hillside addition, the dama; 15, §4, 11 be with that—come back , $4,00, Will b , come back her ly discussed yo LONDON pt. 6. Specia Cablegram SR GRPO ATioKS. Tl iaieceome back s, come back hetel | pihge lioonson yestarday's ing an encrgotic canvas for the democratic | asscssed ugainst lots 1 0 0 in block |, nnd | s b 8871 tho Mow | it po oAby (et - ahs P Eigal oo s o ey atays right here, and we'll sce | LAfn ' CoRses yesterday nomination, t012 in block 12, xork San. Not one man ou R R . ] —Advices from Acers stato tha company of South Siou y ed | ness,” i am rien, Omaha P F s 2o s S e A e e Sovonth ' ates RS P s B A i capital of Dahomev a0t O optersibo articles of incorporation. Tho object of the | Townsend reluctantly returned the money, | 1 Maggia Bradish. Opa i Taying pince Ail Susither, buris meebiy b | ot woud-sovents suer, south to Eristol sourcoly roodves s seand lane when sl BiFs oF Rihouoy, vill sCany Sriemop organization is to furnish terminal railroad | and with it survende large percentage of | ( Dantel J. Jourdan, Omaha at deal of opposition, having anta Ou the opening of Nine h stroet, from | ant, whore the spoc Rt syt b dywill Do xmpued of tlioe divlsko, L'he capital stock is §40,000, his chauces for a fee, Reuthe ) 2 , | Bhh Wi slipped out of | | Gussie Meltratt, Omaba ighboring cor- | { Peter Graves, Omak re ho could expross his thoughts | { Ma Omaha spectators a ictly con- | gne of which will start from ( mbors of the four hundred ed some of th who will seek to ene nd Fope ol another from Whydah and the third from Nl It aders of his own part: pass his defeat in th Center Williams, the damages in the sum of vs and Merchant's bank is the | the court room aud around a W monoy loaning and depository | ner, wh ported | flug s de- | Yot her ve ¢ is yast. It is confined almost | Porte Novo, Dihemian troobs are wlrel ! d Ramm, Ou cided toussess A. J. Meyers $ per front foot | entively to soci soplo, Y Institution started at Grosham, The capital | with perfect safety and without fear of inter B e TR e el iy il araly loty peoplo, but they rave over | murching W oppose the invader gentlemen Coustitute the stockholders. {¥hien the case was called in the afternoon | miass s Prospect, Hill « 0 Cobim s: i 1a aiearaas L " of the wssessment | tise of any noted oe faoatin | reetcilpras | Deorense in Vermonts Bopulition, ‘ A Modern Wooduen Accident association | the defendant’s attoruey was present and | sutrounding. she o as been paiuted, | mentioned. There is a scoro to | will extond us faras Casteliur strer o | HEC of oy noted or infiontiil fa 8 it of | | WG, Sopt. 6. —The ppuliion of has boen started x;‘l:m(gw.\ 0. t‘rlkurhw made s touching plea for clieat, who, he | the grass cut, flowers planted, the avenues | settle . betwoen (hese gentiemen, and | The reportof tho uppraisers on California | many of the other bellos of the stuson s iy | the stite of Vernont, as anunucel by the Gcni, A. D, Hicks caretary, N. M Fex. | caslmed, was & tuch sbused aud Lenpecked | cleaned and all’ of the debris removed from | 1t~ Mr " Cobum® " goitionen, and L of Lowe aveaue was adopted and | she s the quoen of this particular yeat justas | consus burmau, s 532150, 8 decease in oh A D Hicks s seoretary, N. M. Fer- | mau. He said the ex-judge only wanted balf | the grounds. contest & decidedly warm fight is assured d adjourned. slio was of last. s Ty arsof Sl, e