Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 21, 1891, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE \ TWENTIFTH YEAR, OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1801, NUMBER 245, o s et e e, ENDED S DOMESTIC Wol b g TERRIBLE WRECK 1§ ATUSNEL, | ovenss nx zwocuesns. | ppogigiijoy 1§ A FAIURE, | 0@ wecw ron zus nauess |10 QIR [OR THE (ONTEST, B I Crowds Salute Gen, Shevman's Pan- | Young Vil « Him Out in el Train at Every Station the 1w - SERAN TEN KILLED AND N TEMPERANCE 4 i A Vigorous Pight in the Senat 1 nt Pasenger Fare 1l Fire Adds o the Hors b t able Becords of North Dakota's . the Howse More Antis wrned By Senate Stolen Other Das noLaws The Sugee A Mistake ta New Boanty tant, CONGRESSION U, PROCEEDINGS, Giib 4,004 Senators Grow Bloguent Over the Nicwragua Canal Bil s on #1,000; It as they exp part of t Stole the Sennte's Jonrnal. k N.D., Feb. 20.-|Spocial i 1\ f stato rieys, Meo of tant's rhoys, n oflice ! ant’s nte NELLIF ' | A : 3 on JOIN HANCK | [ f ] t ! i ton JOHN MURRA Y tr asses | t L 3 v s b ) AMES PLYNN f l . H. KILLIAN 3 S t ikt I : \ \ rition, supposed to be the ping car por- | f t [ A 81000 o DANTEL CULBERTH, WILLTAM D. 1 v e T BROWN and another cuploye naned Rankin in 1o thuatatlon wpt 1 car 1 s were bad Iy butnot, fut it 1B it Engneo Fowler New Havern K Ay LR " wis il with I Both he ai [ 3 i 1 t A s 1 ), f which for ac k. Lights on therear £1,0005 cons was too dense for t o y t r ¥ o ¥ t vill bo A\ Union Pacific x-l I ¢ ! t o « notaries berof reiative 10 TR I I Uhe ‘Two-Cent Pare Bill, wredked. Wletliaids 7 . ; Rain_was ; iisholm Nicl the Short o 3 : T ” Accilent to the Puncral Train. LG i Pirrsniie, Pa., Feb, 20—The Sher n s, ki o v 3 M Bor imeral \rain ran into an open switch s B v ¥ 1 y v \ I" Mansfiel but was oy delayed five f b idens At v b 0 f v the fict that the train was \r. Clapp a collision would lave o P ) : o : ) X! five, and > eastern beef PALMER'S GRID, @ © < Richmond, TR S was Goverrar Hovey here I as chiofly devol o inspite of the decision of the ar He Wil Continue to By the Man for | the train to escort the remins to 1 Lo 8 s chiotly 4 inspi decis s Sies oiis 4 Many members explained their v or g ussion of paper iving the Grand Trnk a 21§ cont dif His Party in Illinok s peoploof Kichmond that gavethe | of faoten bom oiirens from il oy pers by pay £2.500 ton they would not | @ahY DEe expiaidod thelt vitos. Ford jorthorn industry, and to e D Sn e aa s o 10w BAh) ixareLy, 111, Feb, 20,—The senatorial | . - & Banreatiid re g bora, ¢ 15 from all ov have to pay more than §l a t B oD b v dustry, an B tin Lake Shore refuses to allow this | A s idest reception it bad received | conutry would display similar enthusiasm, M. St 3 e the I should tho mory rigid vults pyeming tho o differontial and by raising thequestion of | Situstion scens noearer settlementtonight | since it left New Yark, Over ton thousand L Mr. Stewart gave notice o FAieoias: niteis i and wWol = Unen anet o f short. hom catllo o i T8ire Giix ritor vrs s suecesd in | than it was a week ago. The republicans | people weré ai thestation. —As soon as the old Day's Friends Believe in Hin broviatog that tha thiol of enslucors of the | Gale "(ind,) thought this messur faiy 8 worg elealoc 1 g o t must be agaln | havehopes that the members of their party | Soldiers on the plat heard that General | Ry Crry, S, D, Feb. AR el bl o e il would meke too vadic yea v : - : wsociati HGIN6 felyrake (o olo Hor i Slraatit! Schofle «‘\v.v‘f on j"_:‘f:j §‘| for o ALt TG b t duction in the revenues of the railroads, i A REElIOE chance after a visit to thei A G R e iy \ a Pierre special roflecting upon Hon. M. | partment ro0 At G auraieni) I > G (i : and see o of their con “Therearea thousand of my ehildren here Day and ¢ # him with having misay 0ppo; 1 t&no > ho I retary gentlemen the w. It is under sad” conditions we r T the t Fy v ¢ - o No Setlement Yet ! L e « Feichtinger and bl A Ga v 1 and sredeson whilo, under the peud Peere 1) of PPolkk sat silent in Lis seat and made ) res) sung by native tongues, w ipon three , says hie would wallk all th way to Chicago if there wer no other means of gotting there to lear not excecd $100,000,000 fustead of 20.— [Special Tele: gram to Ti tatement 5 1 the democratic camp, b MELAS ENTERFINATION., S T 1 | Revaltof the American Will Ruin lis L W tl Visited the Normal tinaacial Prospects, B e WS Teache The Call e ians Will Stop the uying. M Feb. 2. ) RELA S. D 1ea Heo intin $ ightand I3 at any tim cntablo shape for the f A Tonos |1h-\\.‘u.uw-un y from theconte v £ a8 follow 3 4 s ' lis and_ Deput there will bés | i CEiveditcs LW Smith, Genera lier General Barvi RESCUED THE MAIDEN. hander Colton, United States Navy Troat, Damel 1t I pra I'homas that ho is b Gata ten- | Chorusof the Little Tycoon Company porary ox One Gitl Short. Touaht 1t O, ! | sava it i Dexy Fob. 20.—|Specal Telogr L e T to Tur Be Miss Julia Ethel Willis has 4 to Tue Ber I'h been with the Little Tycom company, S Sl Pavor I as 4 chor ., Feb. q B e the aidofa the ¢ 110 test theg tion Stow in oy County. New, b inews of War, vsumption WHAT THESTORN DID. FAILED TO BULLDOZE. Want the Depot Opencd, — Des Mo fa., [ Sy win the Monntains Fate of a Minnesota lnsurance Man | g 1o Ty Bre. |4 | Among Angry Parmers, railroad cominis Minn,, Feb. 20, pecial by seventy citize n Chicago, k tween Orient and Crest at that place be op at Athantic, 20, - [ ty-yar THE FLOOONS BRAVAGES, sen C. | Greatsuafiering in the West Viegi River Towns, \ P t Lee Wil WV, xcites Siouy City's Manager in Trouble N ¢ - Onliterating he Two-Mile Limit bl I jected Mo - The Weather Porocs i v Savings lanks Assassin Failed Four More Fraitiess Ballots