Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 2, 1891, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1801, \l\ll{lll} ‘.’.)i. D — B —— g e ———— UM LATES TN PERTBNCER] S ettt |WHO WILL CET THE PLACES? .0 , i TOWA FARMERS ARE NEUTRAL | i 1 USTAYD OR FALL BY PALMER, Netraska Senator Chosen to Succeed Ingalls FOURTEEN TO FIFTY MILES WIDE INTERESTING OUTLOOK FOR JURISTS, | ! bl stk AN IMPORTANT DECISION EXPRESSIONS FROM THE LEADERS, Towns Washed Away, Ranches Flood \ Political Effects of the Closing of x Work of the Town Business Men's No Constderation ofthe Propos ey Raiteonds Destroy ed and Pears Congress Lew Wallace and Sec- I o t Assoctation -Municipal folitics » Paliaer - Work of Con v retary Foster Civil Crowd- o - State Oratorical Society A stordas- Gilios Poldtl OF Great Loss of Life - Kast \ i gislative Work. Geological Suvey, 51 Mattors, and South, - NUBRDEROUS HIGHBINDERS, Police Eforts to Prevent Another Ont- VT risco. Mar better pre bundr § wish as| over £,000,000, Gt _ JUNKETS Anex of the sergaa nate shows morc qi . v | s= | than in any ¢ The senate comm o | ¢ 1 tinued the investi In th 4 conte this fact in Most Disastrous Plo . Yua, Ariz, March 1L-The sc water on the in 1830 to it y P export trade have conti L. S i o . while the senate comuit i) ¥ ¢ « . : commerce and Indian affair anout | inquiries, but no junketin New On t ‘ te | house and i y N natura [t % y t i PROMIBITION ISVESTIGATOR, || : o ! i Forcel to Leave the City, The Kansas Legislatuee Committee ; t ills w i oueD s Uncovering the Fraud. v ¥ S o Kan, Mareh 1—[Specia Ll f the co tto Arku : f Gel v g ! I ( t t & 3 Conggressionnl Work B b s bore e o b puses, i o t i ASIENGION, Mareh L—Theay BRI ABING aes T e S R made by this house, and it is doubtful s el (e £ thie proporiy a Sioux City tall Club Troubles. shape. It isbelieved the conditi dition as they were at this time | son and TS L o, | whether the entire ex pense of all the investi a perfect food of work to comi- et and form such sta Siovx Crry, Ta, M 1 Special Te iere s 0 constant fear of the T'he investigating committ i ';." i the oty Will | piote, s smoke - of action must clear | 1O R : gm0 Tux Ber—The Sioux City Base- | jmprovuble, way under the pressure at many [ the polico commission met ate §40,000. There have been investi n Lo seen just what good or ¢ IR YO EAL B ECRIONR. ball association is having trouble at ever Thre appropristion bills, the postofice, & the line the prohibitory law has been prodactiv L dumiaze ha n tha contests now For the first time siuce the ovganization of | G "y oo (o0 Kb (e SR et ¥ by sy Rovnolds, comm ANt BT U0 | Nl bines ot DRI Ler At haen Snoney ot 1 NABINE i Is have already been | the city, probably, the city of Des Moines | Steb. Huving ieasons to believe its man- | agrjcnlturaland general deficlency, have not New Orleans & Texas rvailroad £ J Hogiely o It wiil. bo s passed of more or 1ess importance, and are on | Will this year have no city clection, the eloe. | a -V\H Gifford away Secrels | yvet passed the senate, but the first nuned Haltontofitha Miss yepublicans arc not bent on junketi AR EEa etk s 1o UHEL it tho | tic rthe annexation law st spring nericin assocla 5 ave e s (tha LT dleaes AHE GREAT MOSUINENT extensive investigations v 1 = X 4 A Kinber awios th attention publ I 3 ) ity i Wikt nohis lition of thie o R MEs — ATM OF TILE WOMAN'S COUNCT ar e Rl vor gates to the W inl Co y ; | WHAT 3GIEY WANT, 1 iory IKansas ) e suches tomakean oxtra so Work to He Comm » . o 5 Maks - b cor at this date Short Fime, oot orean sl March S during the w Loss of Lite Discredited, ¢ Mho Grant eir work and 3 by Cal, March i st 5 ition ave it Resolutions Adopted by the Nationa) Conncil Last W except per Gila va ranct veen floode some. people Sensatic Cintcaco, Mareh | Destructive Thunder Storm Frederickof St. Josenh's ch is stmply for the g n New Bi , Mass., March \ vestal servi u | and speclally to promote the interes | = J F by lighte this ity o andup the altar steps, and threw her arms This much is said i the iu- ; A X i WasniNGioN, March | Inst Dartmout around the prie k, exclaiming Westport Mat sett £ “v ‘(\ I \wl o 1 il “A ! .y,‘m n. ‘1“x\“>""\ >m“’w‘.‘f(:-\'” i no) Jes thanie sed himself frow the womnan's embrac LI SNBAYRINE seElonE RNtV RL0IY D assistance of the parishoners in the chure ied at § el demol woman fought desperatoly, ward Chavies Go ' i It Latin-Amer REORGANIZING THE SENATE ¢ L will procesd ) vaded ts inthe com st exposition Up to a few days ago it generally b )\ w0t to over £, 00,000, 1the pl. ¢ s the West Ind lieved in Washington that when congress ul . f contirms has held a policy i company sineo [ (iR § f s sition. In she was finally removed and taken to the | journs on next Wednesday there would be ifis very prc s for nd lot to i tention hospital. The woman proved to be [ cauens of can senators, with a view t th ¢ vocuive of this o _ Damg 3 Siaavaihyd Sl A I s it is known that a num- | war department by mur on tk ity fe v i of Cubaof a bowrd Wt o lacgal BTt AR et e ety ber of senators will go into_private fife three | det Va., and ! pulp null ter f sompany Y B days b A reorgamzation of the | e pmoat ok 2 A Vavonite Priest. sion of that body, as allsehemes for re s 3 1 o word by ¢ 4 : | New Youw, March 1. —[Special Telegran o omust be wported on w “;' A t i a - | to Tue Ber At St Patrick's cathedral this | floor of th senate and be . 3 fl[“\ n phy, an wi e Garrient a | of the journal and the o these women as i organi op Phia: L and as u general ex planatio ) the avpointn: 18 1o jurisd s o reprosent i the divisio L s E e 2 first Marouite to dained pric t United States, His Floated Away in a Cabin, s Josey v, Father Yasbey cam weh 1 veceived t g0. Ma d by M wns Destroyed. March 1 The Weather wha and ' v : # senate, the s ) t 1t CHINESE BaN High Toned Boston People Used T'he Therr ChopSticks. v ¥ \endmen away and the the way ¢ ) I upon hi ater. T welghing probably i bill forth pounds, with g L 1 1o, hairand a face il fo The b ire ord, "\'“‘“ 18 200V L Pl JrOR-gEaY Otop s Bt tion from stud ) h th foared th iles of ther Y., Mar THE BODIES RECOVERED, by his quict Victims of the Snow Slide at Tewin, Tove Colorado, « March Condemuned Murder SHOT BY THE An Altercation That Ended Fatally Gallagher. Hita Oih § - Senttorlearst's Funeral gram 1o Tae > s near Hill Tho Death Rotl 5 ¢ 0 " G In Rillea by a Negr La., Mar 0. H. Ham U trea [bo mine u ing, he murderer escaped, & Mg wutbor of “Be Hur, u " The seventeenth wunual