Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 22, 1891, Page 1

et o THE OMAHA SUNDAY TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING EBRUARY 22, ISOI—SIXTEEN PAGES — e e e e e e s e . et e e e e e e PHE - FARMUOUSE TRAGEDY, ! LT WAS A SOLDIER'S FUNERAL | o '“" ¥ o' i | WILL NOT BE PROSECUTED. v N . £ PRESE i ”;”x‘ TIE UTTERANGES OR WILLAM, | 1 S NONMINATION 1S WELL RECEWVED, & . Al Eores (o ¢ the Ex Chan [ P F Vers Litle Doaht That (he B fow “ting a Story of ¢ OReE of e Suprome u ) cellor o Abandon His Inces L b " ! Tatelicity nis ofthe . p ¢ Convt Wil Becone Law - Miscollancous, sant War ot Opposition Orphans, Peoye Fenitloss, ted tor Swindli 1 party and troon the many thon sl (o helr | try 0 owal lefat the grave Peatrvice Hon 1 torest by th 1 f . A tapparent 1 i tw Goneral William Tec nrad i iy affecting seencs we ¢ ; 5 b 100S tho: RGNS wwitl: the tdiason | and s ' ¢t thalinegifaarch, At ono potit | g X SIN BURNED TO DEATH. X Ll avenue an ol od man with o nally y sar Hiis politi cs led and, with tears streaming | © s N [ e Hous lont u, yet his ad. wed cheeks, ra hands toward le New Yo 1 A i r Ll prayer, aple I'he position of empor the gun carriug . > the old Thirteenth survivors who crisson tears fror the jo il the gates Regardi timonials of the vegard in | euted. 1 vted warrior wis held by the 1 that could Le given, gor Nuchrl y returned 36 New York with the | oficial pro oxeq Honored atSan Prancisco, Fiae Col., 21, Many 05 were el is afternoon cot to the. wemor General The troops at cach of United paraded, Mem W t 1 tomoErbw afic to surrcnder them ) ! : s - L will of th e 4 Hisn ! { ¢ KOCH'S NEW RIVAL ARSI o thagho (ony i C 3 s eoasy | desivo in i) Berlin Professor Erings Forward a | 10 Humburger Na tened to tho bt i ¢ ! Omising Substitute. with Peter (la i i t s city e : gt 1591 by damed Gordon Rennett.\ ek Dentiis MeCubb \ ' 1 vk Herald | Bismarck toeratic v through « honse and laid her the b g v Il i { b i Tne Be Wo halia f #OVORI MG to the poreh o discover 8 s t ¥ ‘ ook as " weather, but | his family ha earving knife and cut his throat from ear i t | 4 b Pl i on the eve ! of Germany was the great event of th MEtloioy As 1 comcidence the | o | O tatthe time - | William a littie orc Count Herb Louis were ‘. When Dennis and Glay e up to house Dennis asked MeCubbins what he He said he had earric Dennis asked him he sud yes, that ave his wife dead Prank alive. McCubbins then went into house and pulled down the curtains ) Denuis and Glandt then dispatched sl '« v 5 0 e union depot and fn all the streets in | 1 tended for the Ewpress Frederick, The | resulting i ng reproaches tho messenger to Leigh for assistance and | appear for trial, Whe Ll D oR IR CV LT SOk 1 MRo WK DT Constanlo Cushman and five deputios soon | tha e AL arrived on the seene, A fter some parley t L an app wnd t h om- rived at Just S0, As it erossed the bridge erowd ap hed the house und, finding cod § asalute from a battery aunounced its ap. Svaciiing Al WoNE A I At Shay)| e ibond's pr the tunnel the ivain | great delizht s o roan the Kue la Paix, horrible convulsions, lying on the ved with Largest in the World. R el e b R the corpse of his wifo. G 1 mmilw":l‘\ at half mast nother Her name 18 2 i L i b s ey i % abr Have o The business < ples and under ajpe the B 0f 4 ) faras 1 the arrival of the ( v HOH WA & v st arive till f Y n- | held et e utly she jound hog sunded by @ | Count Herbert w god with the task D Eaiorl bl 4 wd of reporters and poople aud was pre- | Of Temonstrating with his father. This 5010 thia alady with i Yuge bouguet of vio- | he found to unplensant duty ANOVA SCOTIA HORROR, the vacur warm per ¢ sinco the Obimn Aready Recovered Tndiana to lotp nt Iattor, sinco her acrival @anbbundod fn her | PATt of tho ex-chancallor. The practical pup- | Twenty-mine Victims of an Explosion expressions of delig/t 4 the attractions of lie results of tho interferenoe by the county IS % e \ 1 & Tos « Paris. She dresses simply in black. Her | are intenstfied attacks by Bismarck upon the Sruing Hint, N 8., Fen. 21 An explosi tinguishod Hoc '|".. 4 u . k. | emperor's home and foreign policies. occurred in the enst slope of the coals 1) digtacore R te '~:-‘”l Roprel : B reudy five dead bodics | dont that tae name of Foster came nea Meanwhile Emperor William has raised “““ j"‘ rnoon. Already five dead | “- ing 16 tho te for the treasury ‘,.‘.-p Thevo has been qul A the country’s estimation of himself by his r havo been taken out. The r IRERIIE S| tolio when th d in ARt bt iy Ho | now putting up a bra for the purpose of reh, 1855 M low's lo perienco hearing o ¢ \e catn pi sidin part: “The spirit of disob restoring t 1t is feaved | in life in pranch wress that wan 1 » VA ad, pursuing p: v % ' tom trying spread ts. This may b QG : 0 ¢ t deed, it makes A pis t and. Mrs. Me( Oxtord is Satist istol shot i Wt Henry M 10 train reached the platform G 4 v of the reception com . N 4 toward b Generals Schofi . | x signed | m s from Hoerr ° i v wilitary officers h Y from Gibbon, - Nob, ¢ ¢ 4 = anen A ox Yelow par here, The of which Ariain c ging o T [k 3 il ol s Ministor S hivar kavery thinis seemied to be moyin spocts’ o erop w : T T ' 1 ever Al of the play ) § o for 1 b i no which the 3 e ntad TS e boro, Ami and Ox ford fng tho holidays, when McCubbins dis i ; y A o express wtion with t v body was to be borne was stuuc covered that the relations existin S LLGNhIGngo! ing~ in readine was drawn 3 wwhile | e | which tho ereat clector, reproaching Minister between young Yob and his wifc Tl X by horses, the riders of which were the tirector o royal pharmacol Schwartz for his treachery, w were not wiat they should beand one time rar e R SR 3 MeCubbins threw u flat iron af Yob with th sl ii Ll s i o e intention of tinishing him then and there. L I e hoes ey Some time during the fisst of January M llanarg e ol shearargawors eiglbismss fh world first through the Horald, | ing passage of the scenc evoked an im ) ributed to firo damp, Culbigtisanoraed Xob Suitb e, McOut: " ad four from Battery B, Fiest avtilery 1 with a Herald correspondent, | protest. “Stop,”’ tho emperor cried, * 5 3§ hyiol deanai bins futorcedad Iu young' Voo bohall and W. A, DBaldwio, In front of the caisson was the Twelfth iu- | he said wust alter this. A Hobenollern never A 4 ! fantry from Fort Leavenworth, drawn up i “It is not an improvement on Koch's | treats aservant like that. When under the unknown i i lepot |'”“ the 4“““~”\ i T i lfforent remed: necessity of dismissing them ke loads them f of all the hacted as a guavd of honor, The hor |"~lu T e n tuber with houors and nover lets neres: expressed th imilari BEmpress Fredevick write L sheis [ Ehantoy voate medy is al highly pleased with her reception in Puris Manager 't plo were ¥ ks C. 1, ) : 3 ¥ 1 v 1 he semi-oficial press treats the visit of Em o of saving cre press terick as purely private, but chron hv0. oo sgraptied for and arvived promptiy t essary aid for the aleviation of . of wounded are ) discovers an entirely | himself into a passion and finally drive i Llist of the consumption, which is | the minister out of the chamber. The « ired i | of most of Cubbin wed that if he was not rei stated st {leave the premises. Mr 3 y v, and Mys, P, T McCubbins was about thirty years mediun It and ot a bad g woman was as cquippod s y I that he is angry with them on X ) ' CANoronihel | in from © exnct M. Stoy Mus. Al prepar part of the 1 iaa i Dia U ons!iia o T L “ v tung 5 q n the empr the Twelfth infuutry prosented | s y Zoitung b ; played a Ma \ fa 5 tas the dawn o mged era of peace . o of 1 y 0 sthe hope that Prance will ac DIS-ESTABLESHMENT CERT ALY, t > wn 1 v h f 1 piritof reve One Conclusion Drawn from the cent v e s a4 Gerr man fan 0 Of that experiment 1 tory | thom frc b ordinary u shchureh is th the Germar L ! European peace 1 o okt hi e government projee Thovough ) Undor treatment they 1 interests, agi 1 ! ered their vuice and are w complet 1 Frankel, at tharoy fora ¢ and Di ey i Wils e et with simil wsuntry ablo t H. MO He Marrvied the Girl, tesisted Bviction Ky., Fel As _The Weatt 1s he vanished They Want ler gram to T t om zens of Red W W e y ' - u all wh today the following resolutions were Whereas, The subject of irrigation i . ¢ days of the pre y e legislatu e . | thet oy 1y { Got There Kunsas Legislation Backward, sitions will vital importance to the citizens of ¢ u : Nebraska, thexeforo bo it RETES; b niation Lillkhava | A ) i - - ey Momie | taneously | Dr. Licbr sheens Resoived, By the citizens of the e » passod and on gloal, it phar Red Willow, iu convention assembled, © Lave reachied tLe gOveruos, | Misses *s | . Z y | can Lo prepared by ordinary cl os of thg